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Ghost Adventures Season 2 Episode 3

La Purisima Mission

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AIRED: 6/19/09

The Ghost Adventures crew investigates the haunted occurrences at the La Purisima Mission in Lompoc, California. The former Spanish residence of padres, soldiers and the native Chumash is beautiful, but the air around it is heavy with the tragedy of disease and war. At La Purisima the sounds of flutes and the voices of the long-gone inhabitants still linger. Trapped within its white-washed walls, the spirits seem bound to this land, forever locked in their struggle with each other.moreless

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One of the creepiest episodes in the series

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By jmbsonic555, Oct 10, 2011

The Ghost Adventures crew investigates the haunted occurrences at the La Purisima Mission in Lompoc, California. The former Spanish residence of padres, soldiers and the native Chumash is beautiful, but the air around it is heavy with the tragedy of disease and war. At La Purisima the sounds of flutes and the voices of the long-gone inhabitants still linger. Trapped within its white-washed walls, the spirits seem bound to this land, forever locked in their struggle with each other.

Overall, the most chilling things were caught in this episode,

- the baby crying

-the greyhound

-the flute music (oh god that)

-the battle cries

and much more

Overall a 10 out of 10moreless
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Zak Bagans	Investigator
Nick Groff	Investigator
Aaron Goodwin (I)	Tech Equipment Manager

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Richard Senate

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- Also Appearing:
  Steve Jones - Former La Purisima Park Ranger
  Linda Agren - Interpreter, La Purisima
  Bill Henry - La Purisima Volunteer Guide
  Arthur Carlos - La Purisima Volunteer Guide
  Tamara Thorne - Novelist/Eyewitness
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QUOTES (2)
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- Zak: (when a Park Ranger assures them no one's getting in or out of the Mission) Let me show you something... that gun? That's our deadbolt lock. (to his teammates) You see his frickin' guns in there?
  Nick: Yeah, there's no way anyone's getting in this place!
  Zak: Yeah! Man, they keep this place really protected. They really protect their ghosts here!
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- Zak: (as they investigate the former Chumash village) Aaron may look like he's dressed like an Indian. We've put these artifacts on him- these come from the actual museum from the Chumash Indians. So we're using him as bait, kind of, again. Sorry, Aaron.
  Aaron: (looking at Zak) I hate you.
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- La Purisima has also been featured on The Scariest Places on Earth in the second season episode "Lair of the Wickedest Man on Earth".
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- The La Purisima Mission has also been investigated by The Othersiders in their first season episode "La Purisima Mission". It was also used for a first season episode of Zak Bagan's Paranormal Challenge titled "La Purisima".
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- This episode is listed as being in season one at the official Travel Channel Ghost Adventures website's episode guide.
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- Zak: (pointing to a sign warning about rattlesnakes in the area) You see this right here? History has a way of repeating itself, and what happened to us in Idaho... so hopefully we won't see any of those on the way down.
  
  When Zak and his crew investigated the Old Idaho State Penitentiary, they climbed into the hills, as they do here, to get a better overall view of the site. While they were in the Idaho hills, they ran into at least four or five snakes, many of which were rattlesnakes.
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