Galen Culver Returns to Haunted House After 32 Years

UPDATE: In a surprising twist during this Halloween season, veteran Oklahoma journalist Galen Culver is set to revisit a long-abandoned house in Oklahoma City—a place that has haunted him for over three decades. Culver famously spent an eerie night there in 1991, camping alone in a home rumored to be haunted.

This October marks the 32nd anniversary of that chilling experience, and as ghost story enthusiasts eagerly await his return, excitement is palpable across the state. The house, which has changed ownership multiple times since Culver’s stay, remains a legendary spot for local ghost stories.

Culver has built his career around exploring and sharing the spookier side of Oklahoma, and his latest adventure promises to reignite interest in the paranormal tales that have captivated audiences for years. As he prepares to return, he invites Oklahomans to join him on this nostalgic journey through social media platforms.

Follow along as he shares updates and stories from the site, reminding everyone of the thrill and chills that accompany Halloween. The renewed attention on this haunted house is expected to stir memories and spark discussions among residents and history buffs alike.

With Halloween just around the corner, Culver’s revisit couldn’t come at a better time, serving as a reminder of the state’s rich tapestry of ghostly lore. Stay tuned for live updates as he unveils new insights and shares the haunting experiences that defined his career.

For those who wish to join in the festivities, be sure to check out the coverage, sponsored by True Sky Credit Union, and relive the spine-tingling tales that have made this time of year so special for Oklahomans. This is a chance not only to explore a piece of local history but to engage with a community that loves its ghost stories.

As the countdown to Halloween continues, the anticipation builds—what will Culver discover when he steps back into the haunting past?