Welcome to the paranormal deep dive from Real Ghost Stories Online and the Grave Talks.

Nestled in the heart of the desert beneath the shadow of swaying palms and glowing mountain peaks,

sits the Triata Palm Springs, a property with a past as intriguing as the stories that swirl around its name.

Originally built as a private residence in the late 1920s,

the site has seen decades of transformation,

hosting some of Hollywood's most glamorous figures

and witnessing whispers of scandal, indulgence, and intrigue.

But along with the glitz and charm of its history comes another layer,

one filled with

eerie accounts of uninvited guests who may never have checked out.

On this episode, we dig into the roots of Triata's storied history, peeling back the glamorous

facade to uncover the chilling stories told by guests and staff alike.

Is there something in the air of Palm Springs, a town that has long attracted the

enigmatic and extraordinary?

Or could these experiences be echoes of the past, lingering in the corridors of this timeless

hotel?

Whatever the explanation, the tales are enough to send a shiver down your spine.

I'm Tony Bruske. Let's dig in. The story of Triata Palm Springs begins in 1927 when the desert was still an untamed escape for those seeking solace from the bustling cities of Los Angeles and beyond.

The property, originally a private residence, was built by

Lucy Barry, a pioneering figure in Palm Springs' development. As the first home in the Palm Springs

estate's neighborhood, the residents symbolized a new era of luxury and exclusivity for those

drawn to the beauty and mystique of the desert. In the early 1930s, the property caught the attention of David and Bula Margolius,

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