Today on The Grave Talks, we continue our conversation with Chicago Paranormal Investigator,

Tony Zabelsky.

Tony's a longtime Chicago paranormal investigator and works with Chicago hauntings.

If you missed the first part of our conversation, make sure you check that out.

Today on this episode of the Grave Talks, we're going to talk about some of Chicago's

most haunted locations with Chicago hauntings ghost tour guide, Tony Zabelski.

And Tony, Chicago has such a rich history, and you can't talk about Chicago's history without talking about the gangster history.

And probably the most famous site, the one that everyone's heard about, is a St. Valentine's Day massacre site.

And I wanted to talk about that today.

When you go there, you don't see a lot these days, but apparently

it's haunted. Oh, definitely. And thanks again, Carol, for having me on. And going back to that

point, you mentioned about how you can't really, for one, be a tour guide in Chicago without

knowing about the gangster history.

It does come up on almost every tour.

We do tours that go out to the suburbs, and it comes up on suburban tours.

I did a combined two years in a row tour with the Chicago Pizza Tour guy.

It's like pizza and ghost hunting. We go to a couple of pizzerias and then a couple of haunted stops. And he even talked about prohibition era gangsters and their ties to some of what

eventually became to pizzerias in the city. Definitely, you know, this is all very tied in to Chicago

and its history.

But yeah, the same Valentine's Day massacre, I mean, you think about one of the reasons why, at least I personally believe that site to be haunted, is you have seven people that were brutally murdered that morning gunned down by, you know, Tommy gun fire.

And it is still, to this day, an unsolved mystery as to who shot these men.

And they're definitely unavenged murders.

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