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One reason that ghosts have yet to be proven to exist is that the ‘evidence’ for most hauntings is notoriously ambiguous – much of it consists of odd feelings, quasi- (or wholly) fictional ghost stories, unclear photos of faces or orbs, and brief glimpses of perceived oddities. Ghosts, if they exist, seem to be remarkably adept at not leaving much credible evidence of their presence behind.

The KiMo theatre ghost, in Albuquerque, New Mexico, is a notable except­ion. According to several sources, it’s a unique case in the history of hauntings in the American Southwest (and perhaps the world) – a site where unexplained poltergeist activity was witnessed not by just one or two people, but instead by hundreds, even thousands.