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Feb 25, 2019 1 hr 4 min

Haunted Buenos Aire Café - Part II

from The Night Owl Podcast Hosted by Stephen Belyeu

In this episode, we travel back to the quaint Argentinian restaurant at the corner of Waller and East 6th Street in Austin, Texas. Here, at Buenos Aires Cafe, many of the staff have experienced a presence they all believe to be a male spirit who seems to be hiding out in the buildings basement - which was recently converted into a speakeasy called Milonga Room. Now my team and investigate the claims and involve our clairvoyant friend Sara to see if she can locate any entities residing in the building and offer of up any validation for what a majority of the staff have felt, heard in many cases seen with their own eyes. We discover who might be residing in this old building, why exactly they are making themselves known to the staff, and through some shocking twists and turns, we uncover more secrets surrounding this case.

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In this episode, we travel back to the quaint Argentinian restaurant at the corner of Waller and East 6th Street in Austin, Texas. Here, at Buenos Aires Cafe, many of the staff have experienced a presence they all believe to be a male spirit who seems to be hiding out in the buildings basement - which was recently converted into a speakeasy called Milonga Room. Now my team and investigate the claims and involve our clairvoyant friend Sara to see if she can locate any entities residing in the ...

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