Billy's Bar and Grill in Aberdeen, Washington, is rumored to be haunted by the ghost of serial killer Billy Gohl, with alleged phenomena including cold spots, feelings of being watched, moving glasses, and phantom music. These supernatural claims are linked to the building's history as the Crowther-Wooding Building, which once housed Billy Gohl himself, and the restaurant's location in a port town known for its high number of missing men. The bar is named after Billy Gohl, a notorious serial killer who was suspected of murdering at least 140 men, with bodies disposed of in the local harbor. He was convicted of two murders and died in prison. According to legend, Gohl's ghost still lingers, waiting behind the bar for new victims. Visitors and patrons have reported experiencing cold spots, feeling like they are being watched, and seeing shot glasses move on their own. Beyond Gohl's presence, some visitors have heard mysterious cigarette smoke smells and the sound of a child giggling or running, according to Steve Harvey Morning Show. The sudden blaring of music and coffee cups flying off the wall have also been reported.