[WalkingDude20]

A few miles down the road, past the Clanton Ranch a little closer to Tombstone is the Bloody Brunkow Cabin, not much of a cabin anymore just a few high dirt walls... but the area.... Brunkow's Cabin, a lonely old homestead along the San Pedro, a few miles from Tombstone, not a town by any means, but a really odd, isolated home, where 21,23, or 26 (depending on which source) people have been murdered.

The Mexicans Brunkow hired, ran him through with his own rock drill and threw him down the well. As Lt. Bourke said: "There's not a square yard in Arizona that hasn't been drenched in blood".

I've never EVER been here at night. I've heard stories ever since I was little that this place is basically like hell on earth. It's supposed to be terribly haunted and not by any friendly spirits.

[American Chupacabra]

WalkingDude20 on Apr 16 2009, 02:36 PM, said:

A few miles down the road, past the Clanton Ranch a little closer to Tombstone is the Bloody Brunkow Cabin, not much of a cabin anymore just a few high dirt walls... but the area.... Brunkow's Cabin, a lonely old homestead along the San Pedro, a few miles from Tombstone, not a town by any means, but a really odd, isolated home, where 21,23, or 26 (depending on which source) people have been murdered.

The Mexicans Brunkow hired, ran him through with his own rock drill and threw him down the well. As Lt. Bourke said: "There's not a square yard in Arizona that hasn't been drenched in blood".

I've never EVER been here at night. I've heard stories ever since I was little that this place is basically like hell on earth. It's supposed to be terribly haunted and not by any friendly spirits.

Wow. That's a cool story. But indeed very dreepy. I say drive by with a video camera at night. Lol.
By the way, either the first sentence in the second paragraph is ordered wrong or I'm going insane, because I have little idea what you were trying to say except that somebody got run through with a drill and thrown in the well.

[WalkingDude20]

American Chupacabra on Apr 17 2009, 05:31 AM, said:

Wow. That's a cool story. But indeed very dreepy. I say drive by with a video camera at night. Lol.
By the way, either the first sentence in the second paragraph is ordered wrong or I'm going insane, because I have little idea what you were trying to say except that somebody got run through with a drill and thrown in the well.

The first sentence, second paragraph..... Brunkow, the owner of the cabin hired some mexicans who ran him through with a rock drill and through him down a well.

I'm thinking about going out there this weekend...

[Please-Forgive-Me]

WalkingDude20, on 16 April 2009 - 07:36 PM, said:

A few miles down the road, past the Clanton Ranch a little closer to Tombstone is the Bloody Brunkow Cabin, not much of a cabin anymore just a few high dirt walls... but the area.... Brunkow's Cabin, a lonely old homestead along the San Pedro, a few miles from Tombstone, not a town by any means, but a really odd, isolated home, where 21,23, or 26 (depending on which source) people have been murdered.

The Mexicans Brunkow hired, ran him through with his own rock drill and threw him down the well. As Lt. Bourke said: "There's not a square yard in Arizona that hasn't been drenched in blood".

I've never EVER been here at night. I've heard stories ever since I was little that this place is basically like hell on earth. It's supposed to be terribly haunted and not by any friendly spirits.

But why were all the others murdered?