San Antonio among the best U.S. cities for paranormal encounters, study says
With its Ghost Tracks, Donkey Lady and haunted hotels, San Antonio is home to an array of eerie places and urban legends, which may explain why it was recently ranked one of the nation's most paranormal cities. The Alamo City landed at No. 7 in a report published on Monday by online lawn-care service provider Lawn Love that purports to rank U.S. cities by their paranormal happenings. The study's authors compiled the rankings by analyzing the 200 biggest U.S. cities using paranormal-related metrics such as allegedly haunted sites, numbers of paranormal conventions and — we aren't making this shit up — Bigfoot sightings.
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