Have you ever woken up to the smell of breakfast cooking when no one is in the kitchen?

Have you smelled a perfume which seemingly appeared from nowhere?

Maybe the same perfume that a lug one who has passed on used to wear?

It's not uncommon in stories of hauntings to have smells involved as some of the evidence

of the presence of a spirit.

Throughout the ages, unexplained smells from reported experiences have included bread

and baking, backhoe, former fire damage, perfume, deodorant, hairspray, and the occasional

smell of sewer gas or rotted meat.

Can a building literally absorb these past odors and replay them in short bursts at times?

Does this make any sense?

Maybe not, but neither do these encounters with phantom smells.

In tonight's episode, you will learn about a house in New Mexico that had a very smelly

haunting.

And to fade to Mexico has it sheer of mansions, some such as the one we will discuss today

are haunted.

The original house goes back to the early 1900s.

Over the years it has been converted to everything from apartments to offices and eventually

an inn.

No one knows how it became haunted, but the stories of the haunting seemed to start in the

1970s.

During this time a couple and their small child resided in one of the apartments in the

home.

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