Galen Culver Returns to ‘Haunted House’ 32 Years Later

BREAKING: Oklahoma’s beloved storyteller, Galen Culver, is making headlines again as he revisits a chilling chapter from his past. This October marks 32 years since he famously spent a night alone in a supposedly haunted house in Oklahoma City, a story that has captivated audiences for decades.

As part of his annual Halloween tradition, Culver dives into the eerie tales that have defined spooky season in Oklahoma. His first ghost story from 1991 recounts a night spent in a vacant home where the previous owners claimed to have encountered supernatural phenomena. The house, still standing and long since sold, remains a point of curiosity for residents and ghost enthusiasts alike.

Culver’s adventures, featured on the program Great State, are gaining traction as he shares updates through social media, encouraging locals to engage with the stories that define their community. “It’s not just about the scares; it’s about the connections we make through these tales,” Culver stated, emphasizing the emotional ties that resonate with Oklahomans.

With Halloween just around the corner, interest in ghost stories is surging. Residents are keen to learn more about the haunted history of their state, and Culver’s return to the site is expected to spark even more intrigue. Will he brave the house again this year? “I haven’t been back since that night,” he admits, hinting at a possible return that could thrill fans and skeptics alike.

As the countdown to Halloween continues, stay tuned for more updates from Culver and his adventures. Follow him on social media to catch every spine-tingling moment as he shares the stories that have haunted Oklahomans for years.

This developing story is sponsored by True Sky Credit Union, reinforcing the importance of community ties during this festive season. Share your thoughts and experiences with ghost stories in the comments as we celebrate the thrills of Halloween together.