The Haunted Belmont Barbershop in Boise, Idaho, is known for paranormal activity including echoing footsteps and flickering lights, stemming from a violent 1950s incident involving Raymond Snowden, also known as Idaho's Jack the Ripper, who murdered his date and then rushed to the barbershop's bathroom to wash off blood. This legendary event has given the building a haunted reputation, making it a popular spot for those interested in local ghost stories. In 1956, Raymond Snowden committed a brutal murder, stabbing his date, Cora Dean, over 30 times. Following the murder, Snowden went to the barbershop to wash blood from his hands in the bathroom. People have reported hearing phantom footsteps echoing from the direction of the barbershop's restroom and witnessing flickering lights within the building.