High Weirdness at the Pecos Triangle | Part 2 | Interview with Allan Pacheco
Stories of the SupernaturalShow Notes
For over thirty years, Allan Pacheco has walked the narrow boundary line where documented history ends and the supernatural begins.
A Santa Fe native, author, historian, and SAG-AFTRA actor, Pacheco commands an intimate understanding of the ancient, blood-soaked soil of his birthright. He stands alone as the city’s only professional guide with direct, boots-on-the-ground ghost-hunting experience. While others recite rehearsed folklore, Pacheco draws from three decades of active, raw field investigations, chasing anomalies through the state's most haunted corridors.
His research extends far beyond standard ghost stories. Pacheco frequently dissects the dark, conspiratorial underbelly of the American Southwest and beyond—delving into the tragic excess of Hollywood Babylon, the bizarre occurrences at the infamous Zorro Ranch in New Mexico, and the unsettling, cold mysteries surrounding the Epstein files.
When he guides seekers through the historic, moonlit plazas of Santa Fe, he does not offer standard commercial tours. Instead, he orchestrates private, customized descents into the dark. He tailors each experience directly to his clients' darkest curiosities, whether they seek the truth behind local UFO phenomena, the weeping specter of La Llorona, or the deep, hidden historical facts that the history books left behind.
Pacheco has authored several haunting historical texts, including the acclaimed Domingo Negro, and regularly lends his expertise to national paranormal radio broadcasts. To step onto a trail with him is to abandon the comfortable illusions of the modern age and confront the hidden forces ruling the high desert.
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