Gordon Anderson doesn’t believe it, but some of his friends and guests and even a former maid think his Larian Motel is haunted. Gordon says he’s never seen any evidence of a poltergeist, but those who believe in its presence cite friendly ghostly feelings and eerie visual sensations as evidence that one exists. Located in Tombstone, Arizona—a town with an ample share of closeted skeletons, if not ghosts—the Larian Motel gets its name from the first names of its original owners, Larry


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