When it comes to ghost stories, Arizona claims a classic. The Red Ghost terrorized the Arizona frontier for a decade before the 20th century.The beast was tall, fierce, red as the fires of hell and ridden by a dead man. That sort of thing causes chills no matter what century.First sighted in 1883, the Red Ghost trampled a woman to death near Eagle Creek in southeastern Arizona. It destroyed a prospectors’ camp near Clifton and, another time, toppled teamsters’ wagons in the middle of the night. Terrified witnesses described its immense size. The only physical evidence left behind was large cloven hoof prints and tufts of red hair.

When it comes to ghost stories, Arizona claims a classic. The Red Ghost terrorized the Arizona frontier for a decade before the 20th century.The beast was tall, fierce, red as the fires of hell and ridden by a dead man. That sort of thing causes chills no matter what century.First sighted in 1883, the Red Ghost trampled a woman to death near Eagle Creek in southeastern Arizona. It destroyed a prospectors’ camp near Clifton and, another time, toppled teamsters’ wagons in the middle of the night. Terrified witnesses described its immense size. The only physical evidence left behind was large cloven hoof prints and tufts of red hair.

When it comes to ghost stories, Arizona claims a classic. The Red Ghost terrorized the Arizona frontier for a decade before the 20th century.The beast was tall, fierce, red as the fires of hell and ridden by a dead man. That sort of thing causes chills no matter what century.First sighted in 1883, the Red Ghost trampled a woman to death near Eagle Creek in southeastern Arizona. It destroyed a prospectors’ camp near Clifton and, another time, toppled teamsters’ wagons in the middle of the night. Terrified witnesses described its immense size. The only physical evidence left behind was large cloven hoof prints and tufts of red hair.

When it comes to ghost stories, Arizona claims a classic. The Red Ghost terrorized the Arizona frontier for a decade before the 20th century.The beast was tall, fierce, red as the fires of hell and ridden by a dead man. That sort of thing causes chills no matter what century.First sighted in 1883, the Red Ghost trampled a woman to death near Eagle Creek in southeastern Arizona. It destroyed a prospectors’ camp near Clifton and, another time, toppled teamsters’ wagons in the middle of the night. Terrified witnesses described its immense size. The only physical evidence left behind was large cloven hoof prints and tufts of red hair.

Two suspects wanted for vandalizing a Brighton Beach supermarket Nov. 29, have yet to be identified, according to detectives with the New York City Police Department.

Members of the New York City 'Arson & Explosives Taskforce' -- comprised of the New York City Fire Department, Police Department and Federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives -- sat down exclusively with 7 On Your Side Investigates as part of a Crime Stoppers report in the hopes of generating new leads on the case.

Two suspects wanted for vandalizing a Brighton Beach supermarket Nov. 29, have yet to be identified, according to detectives with the New York City Police Department.

Members of the New York City 'Arson & Explosives Taskforce' -- comprised of the New York City Fire Department, Police Department and Federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives -- sat down exclusively with 7 On Your Side Investigates as part of a Crime Stoppers report in the hopes of generating new leads on the case.

Two suspects wanted for vandalizing a Brighton Beach supermarket Nov. 29, have yet to be identified, according to detectives with the New York City Police Department.

Members of the New York City 'Arson & Explosives Taskforce' -- comprised of the New York City Fire Department, Police Department and Federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives -- sat down exclusively with 7 On Your Side Investigates as part of a Crime Stoppers report in the hopes of generating new leads on the case.

The Cresco Theatre and Opera House was first opened in 1915 and is still in operation 108 years later. Today, it mostly only shows current movies, but back in its prime, those who dreamed of stardom took to the Cresco Theatre’s stage in an attempt to obtain it. One of the main acts it used to host was the Trocadero Vaudevilles. This act consisted of dancers, clowns, trapeze artists, and even talented dogs. Today, locals of Cresco claim that the Vaudevilles preforms have come back to the theatre after death to continue to perform.

The Cresco Theatre and Opera House was first opened in 1915 and is still in operation 108 years later. Today, it mostly only shows current movies, but back in its prime, those who dreamed of stardom took to the Cresco Theatre’s stage in an attempt to obtain it. One of the main acts it used to host was the Trocadero Vaudevilles. This act consisted of dancers, clowns, trapeze artists, and even talented dogs. Today, locals of Cresco claim that the Vaudevilles preforms have come back to the theatre after death to continue to perform.

The Cresco Theatre and Opera House was first opened in 1915 and is still in operation 108 years later. Today, it mostly only shows current movies, but back in its prime, those who dreamed of stardom took to the Cresco Theatre’s stage in an attempt to obtain it. One of the main acts it used to host was the Trocadero Vaudevilles. This act consisted of dancers, clowns, trapeze artists, and even talented dogs. Today, locals of Cresco claim that the Vaudevilles preforms have come back to the theatre after death to continue to perform.