Aplus Paranormal Group

❗️ Exploring Oklahoma’s Forgotten Cemeteries❗️
(Some Graves Are Over 150 Years Old)

Last weekend I joined our friends Prestige Worldwide Paranormal to explore a few old cemeteries here in Oklahoma.

Believe it or not, Oklahoma is home to over 9,000 cemeteries . one of the highest numbers of cemeteries in the country. Walking through places like these always makes you pause and think about the names carved into the stones. Each one belonged to someone who had a life, a family, and a story… many of which have slowly faded with time.

So far I’ve visited around 100 of those 9,000, and every cemetery has its own history, atmosphere, and quiet sense of mystery.

This time we didn’t film for very long, so it’s a short vlog, but it still gives a glimpse into some of Oklahoma’s forgotten resting places.

Come explore with us and step into a piece of history that time almost left behind. 🪦🌙

🛑Mustang Oklahoma -From Arrows to Atoms-🛑

The Aplus Boys took a trip to visit "As Long as the Waters Flow" -- better known as “From Arrows to Atoms”
The statue was constructed in 1957 to celebrate Oklahoma’s 50th anniversary of statehood. Created during the height of the Atomic Age, it symbolizes Oklahoma’s journey from its Native American heritage -represented by the arrow — into the modern era of science and industry - represented by the atom.

When we learned it once stood nearly 200 feet tall near where the fairgrounds’ Space Needle stood, we knew we had to check it out. The statue was later relocated in 1962 due to construction at the fairgrounds, but it still stands today as a reminder of Oklahoma’s unique history. This trip wasn’t planned, but it’s adventures like this that make exploring Oklahoma history so much fun.

🛑The Haunting of the Basin Hotel🛑

Join Brian and Tammy from PWP as we venture into the legendary Basin Hotel in Eureka Springs.

rumored to be haunted by lingering cowboys who, if you’re lucky, might still be seen or heard roaming the halls.
This episode was an absolute blast to film, from the Hallmark-style charm of the town to the truly strange moments we captured on camera.
It also marks the very first time we brought Miss No Eyes (the doll) along on a ghost hunt… and let’s just say, things got interesting!!






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🛑2025 Year in Review | Aplus Paranormal🛑

Over 20+ vlogs, thousands of miles, and a year that tested us in ways we didn’t expect, this video is a mashup of our journey through 2025.
This year brought some truly great people into our lives, and a few who taught us important lessons. We visited places like the Dewey Hotel, McInteer Villa, the Missouri State Penitentiary, the Aurora Brothel, and even locations connected to the Tiger King story. Along the way, we also built and tested our ritual board, documenting the process and the experiences that came with it.

But this year wasn’t just about locations.

It was about the road the late nights, long drives, laughs, tension, burned-out moments, and friendships that were tested and refined along the way. We vlog our trips, so we don’t cut the fun out. What you see is real, the serious moments, the joking, the awkward silence, and everything in between.

Thank you to everyone who watched, supported, questioned, and walked with us this year.
This is more than a highlight reel it’s a testimony.

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Happy New Year!
We hope everyone is stepping into a fresh start and new beginnings.

Enjoy this dumb but fun video of us once again trying to find the altar in the Parallel Forest… and once again having no luck 😂
Honestly, if it wasn’t for our friend Donne (aka the Don hom), this footage probably would’ve been scrapped.

But this was our first full group video in over 8 months, and that alone makes it special to us. Sometimes it’s not about what you find it’s about who you’re with and getting back to doing what you love.

As always, don’t be dumb like us visit places during the times they’re actually open 😅

Here’s to more adventures, more memories, and more growth in the new year. 👻🖤

Fort Supply has lived many lives over the years: first as a military fort, later connected to mental institutions, and eventually operating as a correctional facility before it fully closed. The history here runs deep, and every building carries its own weight.

This vlog took us longer than usual to release, and part of that was intentional. Sometimes you step back, take a breather, and reassess how much you’re ready to share.

This prison isn’t even that old… maybe the spirits here know who Kodak Black is 👀😂

If you’re not having fun, you’re doing it wrong