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Where are you most likely to see a ghost?

Slotsource.com has ranked the scariest states in America. See if you can pick the top ten from hints of one of each state's most haunted places.
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Last updated: December 17, 2022
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First submittedDecember 17, 2022
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1. Home of a bloody segie & battle where only women, children, and a slave survived.
Texas
2. Home of a hotel where guests have spotted Marilyn Monroe & Montgomery Cliff.
California
3. Home to a haunted reformatory where a famous prison movie was filmed.
Ohio
4. Known for several haunted lighthouses.
Michigan
5. Home to a hotel where a famous gangster still walks the halls.
Illinois
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6. Home to a university where babies can be heard crying and a prowling ghostly dog.
Indiana
7. Home to the bloodiest battle in U.S. history, where soldiers are still seen on the field.
Pennsylvania
8. Known for a house where an ancient demon named Zozo terrorizes guests.
Oklahoma
9. Home to a famous legend of a rider looking for his lost head.
New York
10. Home to a Civil War hospital, now an Inn, where a laughing nurse roams the floors.
Virginia
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IsleAuHaulte
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Level 89
Dec 17, 2022
Imaginationland

Delirium

Drugs

Dreams

Movies

"History" Channel

Halloween costumes

Demi Moore's pottery shack

Holograms

Marshmallows

MdogWoodman
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Level 53
Dec 17, 2022
You forgot New Orleans...
MdogWoodman
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Level 53
Dec 17, 2022
I'm shocked New Orleans couldn't get Louisiana in the top ten.
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