Houston – Alief Cemetery
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Alief Cemetery (pronounced “A-leef”) has a wide reputation for being haunted. We haven’t had time to do much research, but the legend is: This pioneer cemetery was overlooked when an apartment complex was built on adjoining (and perhaps overlapping) property. As a result, the apartments are rumored to be haunted. During our visit at dusk, we caught several orbs, some dramatically large, with our camera. (See photos below.)
Because of the fast-fading light, we did not check for EMF with a compass. Even in daytime, don’t visit this site alone. (Since posting this, several readers–one a former gang member–have warned us that no one should go ghost hunting there at night, even in a group.) Also, wear sturdy shoes or sneakers, even during daylight hours; the ground isn’t treacherous, but it is uneven in spots. |
![]() no orbs in photo |
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![]() huge orb near upper left corner |
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![]() faint orb – see arrow |
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![]() that’s not the moon, it’s an orb near the upper right corner |
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![]() no orbs – that’s a light at the apartments adjoining the cemetery |
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You can go here anytime, I stay by there, its not that bad.