For as long as I could remember the paranormal has always intrigued me. I went from just taking random photos at cemetaries to recording evp's.  Over the years i've gotten alot of fascinating stuff.. but what really got me motivated was when i moved to Yeehaw Junction last year where I became a bartendar at the infamous Desert Inn. I had a lot of personal experiences working there, those to which I could not explain (being the only one alone at night working). Example: My first week there I decided to help out the other bartendar n switched hours with him. I would be working the night shift. The other employees as well as the bar owner told me stories about the place... Well that night I was in for a rude awakening... The bar was completely dead about 9pm (ish) and I decided to turn the t.v. on in the bar and was watching "America's Most Wanted". Standing behind the bar.... I started hearing the floor boards above my head creak (the museum is upstairs where guests use to stay back in the day)..then i proceeded to hear footsteps..Needless to say I darted out the front door and sat down for a smoke lol. That is only one event of many I have encountered... Another time I was out front when I saw someone walk into the resteraunt n towards the kitchen..I came in and thought it was my boyfriend looking for me...The kitchen door was at full swing and as I walked around the bar i looked by the serving window and seen a man's arm pass it.. So i darted through the kitchen calling my boyfriend's name (still thinking it was him).. As I walked through the kitchen and through the back room where we had our freezers no one was there.  So, clever me gets the bright idea to call up my aunt who also loves the paranormal and together we went upstairs into the museum and began recording with video cameras. We caught some interesting things.  The Majic Robot Films team were already doing a documentary on the historical place i soon came to find out after just being employed there.  So, I told them about what my aunt and I had been doing and they decided to add some of our footage to their documentary...