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(Rio Grande City, October 20, 2015) As part of its annual October commemoration of lost souls and all things supernatural The Starr County Historical Foundation (SCHF) will host a unique event with a touch of Halloween, a splash of local delicious cuisine and a monstrous amount of fun. We recognize the community always looks at La Borde House this time of the year because of its history with paranormal activity and once again this will be the destination for a ghoulish good time. Our Film-Music-Food Event will feature a free screening of Alejandro Dominguez’s (The Dead Explorer) documentary about an actual paranormal investigation at La Borde House. We will also look at the winners of the SCHF Short Film Competition, which focused on capturing historical sites in Starr County.
After the screenings there will be live music, sampling of local cuisine and specialty drinks for everyone to enjoy!
About the documentary: The Dead Explorer and crew documented and investigated La Borde House, one of the most haunted places in Texas. The film follows the group on their journey and shows as with each moment the intensity rises as investigators are contacted by unseen forces, culminating with the voice of a ghost girl being caught on tape.
About Alejandro Dominguez, The Dead Explorer:
Alejandro Dominguez is a well-known and experienced paranormal investigator who travels to the most haunted places in the United States in search for answers of the unexplained. He hosts and directs “Dead Explorer” one of the premier paranormal web series. His personality and passion for his work has garnered the shows over 25,000 subscribers
What: Film-Food-Music / Screening of Lost Souls of La Borde House
Where: La Borde House
601 E. Main St.,
Rio Grande City, Texas 78582
When: Tuesday, October 27
Time: 6:30pm – 10:00pm
Cost: Free Admission
