A two-part paranormal documentary focused on the supernatural legacy of the Cariboo Gold Rush will debut this weekend.
Haunted Gold Rush debuts on the T + E cable channel on Sunday at 9 p.m., during the channels Halloweekend programming event.
British Columbian paranormal investigators Corine Carey, Leanne Sallenback and Kelly Ireland explore “ghostly mysteries” at locations, including Barkerville, along the historic Gold Rush Trail.
“British Columbia’s Cariboo Gold Rush trail was a bustling, wild and often violent place in the 1800s. Today, the 650 km stretch of land is considered a hotspot for paranormal activity and has hundreds of stories of hauntings from more than a dozen locations,” a promotional statement issued by Blue Ant Media says. “Ghost sightings along this trail are nothing new, but recently there have been numerous intense and dramatic reports. (The) two sisters (Corine and Leanne) and their best friend (Kelly) have been called in to take an unprecedented road-trip and retrace British Columbia’s historic Gold Rush Trail, solving mysteries and witness hauntings along the way. Haunted Gold Rush features never-before-seen photos and video evidence of the suspected ghosts who haunt the historic towns within the trail.”
A trailer for the documentary can be viewed online here.
