On June 19th, 1944, the USS Cavalla would be on her maiden patrol when on her way to the Philippines, caught the Japanese Carrier Shokaku. The 311 foot Lucky Lady fired six torpedoes. Three direct hits would sink the 30,000 ton Shokaku Carrier. This would earn the Cavalla the nickname Luck Lady and the Presidential Unit Citation. Longhorn Paranormal will with any luck catch who is still haunting this submarine.

Built in Houston Texas, would be commissioned in May, 1943 in Galveston. 200 men would serve on 307 foot of Naval firepower. She made 30 crossings in the North Atlantic sea fighting off enemy submarines and aircraft to protect open shipping lanes to Europe. She made a secret mission escorting President Roosevelt yacht to Casablanca and Tehran. No reported deaths on board while in service. Reports of sailors returning to their bunks and walking the halls.

Longhorn Paranormal goes to Globe! 3 days on set, What scares Jenn so bad she leaves? Built-in 1916 to service Globe, this train depot has a history that has left many to question this historic mining towns past. From illness, to suicide this train depot has given many experiences to suggest that some left behind are not happy.

One cold December Gurthie May Patch would meet her fateful end. Was it suicide? Cold blooded murder? Some experts do not agree with the official report. Join Longhorn Paranormal as they dig into the facts of this nearly 80 year old mystery.

After nearly 6 decades Jerome Grand Hotel has given Longhorn Paranormal exclusive access to the last unfinished section of the old United Verde Hospital. Built in 1926 this 30,000 square foot general surgical hospital sat vacant from 1950 to 1994 and become a refuge for the public as a elegant hotel. Never before has anyone ever been allowed beyond its second floor stain glassed door, Until now.

Longhorn Paranormal investigated the Phelps Dodge Hospital in Ajo, Az. A mining hospital that was built in 1919 and closed in 1986. It sits vacant to this day. Today they are full of mystery with rumors of black shadows, door slamming shut, and voices. What we caught on camera left us with more questions than answers.

Longhorn Paranormal investigated the Phelps Dodge Hospital in Ajo, Az. A mining hospital that was built in 1919 and closed in 1986. It sits vacant to this day. Today they are full of mystery with rumors of black shadows, door slamming shut, and voices. What we caught on camera left us with more questions than answers.