Alcatraz is reportedly haunted by sounds like screams, moans, and clanging cell doors, along with sights of shadowy figures, apparitions of guards and inmates, and unexplained cold spots, especially in cell blocks like 14D and the dining hall. These phenomena are often attributed to the suffering and death that occurred on the island, with the spirits of former prisoners and guards believed to be unable to move on to the afterlife. Visitors and staff report hearing disembodied voices, cries, whistles, clanging cell doors, and even the sound of Al Capone humming. Shadowy figures and apparitions of former inmates and guards have been seen walking through cell blocks and around the grounds. Visitors often report feeling sudden, unexplained cold spots, particularly in specific areas such as Cell 14D. Some reports mention the smell of smoke in the laundry room or strange, inexplicable gunshots. Cell 14D: Considered one of the most haunted cells, visitors experience intense cold and have heard sounds of suffering. A prisoner was found murdered in this cell, and claimed he was being tormented by an evil entity before his death. Dining Hall: Ghostly figures of agitated inmates are sometimes seen in this area. Library: Reports of an unexplained presence and whispers have occurred here. Barber Shop: This area is also rumored to be haunted by various accounts and stories from visitors and staff. Block C: In the area where a bloody escape attempt occurred in 1946, visitors report strange clanging noises at night. Even before it was a prison, the island had its own history of occupation, and some negative spirits are believed to have been present on the island from its early days.