Legends and paranormal accounts surrounding Launch Complex 34 in Brevard, Florida, describe it as being haunted by the ghosts of the three Apollo 1 astronauts who tragically died in a fire there on January 27, 1967. The site was abandoned and memorialized after the tragedy, with many visitors reporting intense, eerie, and heartbreaking experiences. The most frequently reported phenomenon is the sound of agonizing screams echoing from the launchpad, believed to be the final cries of Gus Grissom, Ed White, and Roger Chaffee during the fire. Many visitors report being overcome by powerful feelings of sadness, fear, and deep dread upon arriving at the site. Some people claim to see flashes of flames bursting from the pad and feel a sensation of intense, overwhelming heat, as if reliving the fire firsthand. Visitors have described experiencing vivid flashbacks to the tragic accident, despite not having been there. There have been sightings of the astronauts' ghosts, particularly Gus Grissom, wandering the abandoned complex. Due to the volume of unexplained occurrences, NASA reportedly ceased allowing public tours of the site for a period of time. Details about these "strange and unexplained occurrences" were not publicly disclosed. All that remains at Launch Complex 34 are the concrete launchpad, two flame deflectors, and the blockhouse. It has been left to decay in a state of "abandon in place" as a memorial.