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Are you brave enough to experience the Sooner State's most sinister top 10 horrifying hauntings? Take a virtual road trip and visit some of the most infamous and terrifying places in Oklahoma.

Traveling at 75 miles an hour, without stopping, it will take you about 11 hours to drive this highway from end to end.

This historic theater in Oklahoma is one of the most haunted places in the Sooner State. Paranormal Investigators and amateur ghost hunters alike all agree, there's something otherworldly going on.

Like something out of a B-horror or Sci-Fi creature feature the Sooner State is being overrun by eight legged freaks. The annual Oklahoma Brown Tarantula mating season is here and they're everywhere.

Back in 1917 an Oklahoma woman named Katherine Cross was tragically killed. Some say it was by werewolves, or at least that's what was inscribed on her tombstone. The epitaph reads "Murdered by Human Wolves."

It's rumored to be haunted by a female ghost and her child. Supposedly this woman and her child drown in the lake and their restless spirits have remained in the lake ever since.

Oklahoma has haunted houses, forests, hotels, restaurants, hospitals, asylums, and even a haunted highway. It's one of Oklahoma's most mysterious, scary, and active hauntings in the Sooner State.

There is a growing movement to standardize Halloween across the country. Where do you stand on this?

Ghost Hill is one of the Sooner State's strangest phenomena and unexplained mysteries. Some say it's haunted, others say it could be extraterrestrial forces that cause the laws of gravity to be ignored.

This conversation went down a rabbit hole of discovery.

Back in the winter of 1971 there were several reports and sightings of what many called a werewolf in Lawton, Oklahoma. The police and military even got involved. It's one of the Sooner State's scariest stories.

Many believe death comes in threes due to superstitions and our tendency to find patterns when events happen.