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Any Arizonan worth their salt has heard of Morgan, Virgil, and Wyatt Earp (If you haven't heard of them, let's fix that!)-- but have you ever heard of Warren Baxter Earp? There's a reason for that. He was the youngest Earp brother, and he was known for trying to emulate Wyatt. Like his brothers, Warren was also the typical lawman type of that era; but what I've heard about this brother is that he came off too cocky and over-confident, and he picked fights he couldn't handle and had to be bailed ...

This is a continuation of the previous post, but these are some of the more famous graves located in New Orleans' St. Louis Cemetery No. 1.


Below: Marie LaVeau-- Heard of her? If you haven't you should read up on her! She's the VooDoo Queen of New Orleans. The triple-X's on her grave and gifts are considered vandalism, but that doesn't stop people from writing on the grave in the hopes of being granted their heart's desire from the GRAVE!

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There was a facebook post a couple weeks ago inquiring who goes out of their way to see cemeteries. I posted that I did. I took a trip to New Orleans, Louisiana (NOLA) to visit an on-line buddy who co-authors a paranormal blog with me and two other ladies who are all internet buddies. I'd been super-excited to get out to NOLA anyway-- ever since that computer game in the early 1990's called Gabriel Knight, Sins of the Fathers. It was about VooDoo in NOLA. I fan-girled most of the trip as we visited ...