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So let's go back to the very beginning, not necessarily with your involvement with it, but from my understanding, this property was purchased by the Mulligan family in 1907. Is that correct to your knowledge?

Yeah. So, yeah, and researching the property, the Mulligan stood on it. It was known as a Mulligan

homestead. And looking at one of the gentlemen out there, Dick Mulligan was born and raised on this property.

And he later in life became the caretaker of Winter Park Ski Resort here in Colorado.

And it's interesting because he was really known.

He was an Irish man born and raised on that property from my childhood and said that Dick Mulligan had the gift of bold exaggeration and storytelling.

And I was thinking, you know, I can just imagine him trying to explain to people what he's experiencing on that property.

And they just kind of wrote it off as, you know, him having this bold exaggeration, which I don't think maybe he wasn't exaggerating.

He was just trying to communicate what was going on, which leads to

one of the questions I always had in researching the property is how much of this is Black

access government projects going on there and how much of it is actual paranormal in nature.

And we can get into that a little bit. Yeah, it's close to a military base. You don't

have to name the military base, but it's proximity to an Air Force base. Yeah, many Colorado Springs.

You know, we have NORAD out there in the Air Force Academy and Fort Carson, big out there.

So, and back in the mid to late 70s, you know, when I was a young girl experiencing things

out there, if I pulled up the old maps of the area and the Air Force Academy owned a lot

of property back across I-25 through the Black Forest and up through

Elbert County. So, you know, and that property did, it was 60 acres out there in Elbert

County and it sat vacant for the report, say, seven to 12 years. My records show roughly around

10 years it was vacant. And so, you know, back in 75, Linda Moulton Howe got her start out there investigating these strange animal deaths.

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