HAUNTED JAIL OFFERS THRILLS IN SAFETY DEPUTIES HOSTING HALLOWEEN EVENT
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v. Jody Sharp. We want to show the public that we are more than just police. That there's a person behind those badges. If we get a timberland men's 6 inch couple of kids who say they want to be a deputy, then that would be a successful event.''
The jail's haunted house A haunted house is defined as building that is believed to be a center for timberland men's chukka supernatural occurrences or paranormal phenomena.[1] A haunted house may contain ghosts, poltergeists, or even malevolent entities. also provides a safe place for youngsters to celebrate Halloween early, timberland oxfords Sharp added.
Especially with everything going on now, parents are going to be more cautious, and this is a very safe place for kids,'' she said.
Guides will take visitors through Mira Loma Jail's oldest section, which includes a theater, recreation and briefing rooms for pilots, and, most notably, the War Eagle Field control tower that still overlooks the facility.
Deputies over the years have reported hearing strange noises, gates that won't stay locked and even the apparition apparition, spiritualistic manifestation of a person or object in which a form not actually present is seen with such intensity that belief in its reality is created. of a young man in flight gear. They've named the ghost Gunther, but the dead airman's name was Mayer Ber Himelstaub, a Royal Air Force cadet. Inspiring inexplicable fear, dread, or uneasiness; strange and frightening.
b. Suggestive of the cheap timberland boots supernatural; mysterious. See Synonyms at weird. here and some that have seen the pilot, but most don't want to talk about it,'' Sharp said.
Food will be available for sale, and Tshirts will be sold during the tour, with all the proceeds going into next year's event.
The free event is open to the public. All children 14 and under will get a bag of candy at the end of the tour.
Mira Loma is located on the corner of 60th Street East and Avenue I. Visitors should enter under the water tower and follow the signs in. For more information on the event, call Deputy Gerry Garren at (661) 9403833.