Today on the Grave Talks, we continue our conversation about the dark side of Denver

with ghost to our owner and operator, Brooke Lee.

But I sometimes think that the historical side sometimes sort of explains the haunting side. For example, you know, if there was a fire,

that could explain hauntings. Maybe, maybe not. But I just think a lot of times the two go hand in

hand. Have you kind of found that in your research? Like when you researched a location, then you talked to people, and it's like, wow, that kind of adds up with what I was researching about this place.

Exactly.

Exactly.

It gave, you know, we have a lot of modern stories of things that are currently going on in these areas.

But some of these more famous stories have been going on for years.

And when you look up the information, you can find historical facts that corresponds with the stories.

That's always exciting when you can.

You know, you have to accept a lot of stuff by, you know, by faith in the paranormal world, just like anything else.

Mm-hmm.

But when you find a concrete, realistic, historic background to what you've been talking about

and what you've been reading about, it really is an exciting moment.

They're like, okay, there's more to this than just a random sighting.

There's some actual backing to this.

Now, are there tunnels underneath Denver?

There are a lot of tunnels underneath Denver. What are they there for? Well, that's, if you find that out,

let me know. I'll dig into that. Yeah. No, they've, they've been there forever.

I mean,

there's even stories of,

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