If y'all have spent any time in Los Angeles, or as I like to call it, La La Land,

or even if you've seen movies or pictures of it, then you know how iconic the Hollywood sign is.

It has nine white letters made of metal, each standing 45 feet tall.

They tower above the city from a place called

Griffith Park, which is absolutely beautiful if you've never been there. I highly suggest visiting,

and as an avid hiker myself, especially when I lived in L.A., I mean, it features woodlands,

amazing hiking trails, and even an observatory.

But the sign might be its most alluring feature. It represents the best that the city of

angels has to offer. Fame, fortune, stardom, and of course, a place where dreams come true. The problem is, a lot of people don't get

those things when they come to Hollywood. For every famous movie star or celebrated director,

there are countless others who never get what they came for, their big break.

For them, Los Angeles can feel sometimes like a trap rather than a land of opportunity.

It draws you in with beautiful promises just to leave you penniless, disillusioned, and bitter.

But some believe the Hollywood sign and the land around it might also be a trap, maybe in a more literal sense.

After one woman's death at the sign in 1932, it was said her spirit never left.

And she may still haunt the area, along with plenty of other ghosts.

In fact, Griffith Park is rumored to be one of the most haunted places in the entire United States, and it could

be trapping restless spirits due to a century-old curse.

I'm Rashapec Guerrero.

And I'm Yvette Jintili.

This is so supernatural.

Music Gintilley. This is So Supernatural. This is So Supernatural. A warning. Today's episode features discussions of self-harm and suicide. Please listen with care.

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