Smoky Hill 7-11
Smoky Hill 7-11 in Aurora, Colorado is included on ODDKNOWN because a source-recorded haunting or paranormal story is tied to the location. Source-reported background: Local lore says this 7-11 was built on an old Indian Reservation. Reported activity: Things randomly flying off the shelves when no one is near them, glowing red eyes in the back in the cooler, footsteps when no one is in the store, and when you leave witnesses report hearing voices of the natives saying "Thank you, please come back and see us," and Indian music playing. The voices and the music are very faint. The Shadowlands/TidyTuesday entry is a compiled report, so the paranormal claims are presented as folklore or witness reports rather than verified supernatural evidence.
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Smoky Hill 7-11 in Aurora, Colorado is included on ODDKNOWN because a source-recorded haunting or paranormal story is tied to the location. Source-reported background: Local lore says this 7-11 was built on an old Indian Reservation. Reported activity: Things randomly flying off the shelves when no one is near them, glowing red eyes in the back in the cooler, footsteps when no one is in the store, and when you leave witnesses report hearing voices of the natives saying "Thank you, please come back and see us," and Indian music playing. The voices and the music are very faint. The Shadowlands/TidyTuesday entry is a compiled report, so the paranormal claims are presented as folklore or witness reports rather than verified supernatural evidence.
Source classification: database · Status: reported.
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