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- Founded in 1769, Presidio Park is home to the spirit of Lucy, a white doe that escaped the San Diego zoo (or a private buyer in Mission Hills depending on the story you want to believe in) in 1965. She died of a tranquilizer overdose while being relocated.
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There is a factual basis for both a suicide and a possible rape occurring inside Presidio Park. The rape trial has yet to commence for suspect Daniel Edward Dana. Dana was an active San Diego Police Officer when he befriended, kidnapped, and then raped a local prostitute.
Feb 10, 2020 · The Witch Tower of Presidio Park Is Filled With Evil Spirits. In this edition of True Scary Stories, Backpackerverse and Paranormal California reader, Yisus Tayler Cordova, recounts his terrifying experience with evil inside the Witch Tower at Presidio Park in San Diego, Ca.
Jose Manuel Machado, a corporal in the soldados de cuera (leather-jacket soldiers) at the presidio, built an adobe here in the early 1830s. All of Old Town State Park is said to be extremely haunted. I do not doubt for one second that this old adobe is part of the supernatural lore.
Located in San Diego at Presidio Park resides "The Witches Tower." Whether you believe in the urban legends, myths, and lore, the actual history of the penta...
Feb 10, 2020 · Founded in 1769, Presidio Park is home to the spirit of Lucy, a white doe that escaped the San Diego zoo (or a private buyer in Mission Hills depending on the story you want to believe in) in 1965. She died of a tranquilizer overdose while being relocated.
The building is purportedly haunted, and has a pentagram built into the roof alluding to occult practices. Junipero Serra Museum, a Spanish Revival-style building, is symbolic of San Diego’s past.
This beautiful park preserves the location of San Diego's first European settlement. Make your first stop in the parking lot across from the museum to walk within the low yellow walls that mark the outline of Cabrillo's Presidio and settlement. Visit the site of Ft. Stockton, where the Mormon Battalion stayed during the Mexican War.
