Episode 72 · 39 min · Ghost stories and the Unusual Paranormal podcast

The Ghosts of the Blevins House: Blood, Bullets, and the Dead Who Never Left

Published Sep 3, 2026by Joseph SkuttFolk tales

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In September 1887, the Blevins House in Holbrook, Arizona became the site of one of the American frontier's most infamous shootouts — a bloody minute-and-a-half exchange that left four men dead and etched Sheriff Commodore Perry Owens into Western legend. But the story didn't end when the smoke cleared. In this episode we walk through Holbrook's violent frontier past, reconstruct the gunfight beat by beat, follow the aftermath into the folklore that grew around the house, and ask a stranger question: what if the ghost that still lingers there isn't one of the men who died that day? A journey from documented history into haunting, and a reflection on the legacy the Blevins House left behind.

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