Original sentence: "It's located behind Irvine park and the signs that say "no authorities will help you beyond this point" is a main reason why people don't go in."The spectral inhabitant located in Black Star Canyon is dubbed “The Blue Lady” by the few individuals who have been able to catch a glimpse."Warning" If you do plan to go take flashlights because  freakishly dark (a sort of weapon would also be a good idea).Also lion type figures are said to be walking on the mountain tops.Indians said to have been spotted both roaming the ridges on horseback and walking the creek for a few steps before disappearing completely.It's supposed to be home of the "KKK" and strange sightings and noises are heard such as running and screaming.Many night hikers report the feeling of being watched, and the sounds of an invisible presence pacing them shortly off the trail.Note: If you are planning an expedition to Blackstar Canyon, travel in groups as it is a very dangerous place, and pay no mind to the homemade "Private Property" signs.Screams and howls haunt the night along with the faint chants of an age and people long past.The Orange County Sheriffs Office has confirmed that all of the trail is in fact open to the public, and those signs were hung some time ago by squatters attempting to keep people off the land.The following excepts, illustrating the rich urban legends and stories surrounding the canyon's history, is from the paranormal website, :.The site of multiple Indian massacres dating back to the time of Spanish occupation, Blackstar Canyon is home to many strange phenomena.Though historically inaccurate, one of the most popular ghost tales, which originally appeared on the Internet in 1995 and later published in the book Weird California, tells of a group of friends who witnessed the ghosts of the Spanish conquistadors marching down the hill in the form of small, black shadowy figures (Read here).Though she has been reported as having been seen in Black Star Canyon the primary information on her stems from sightings at the El Toro Memorial Park
Edited sentence: Though historically inaccurate, one of the most popular ghost tales, which originally appeared on the Internet in 1995 and later published in the book Weird California, tells of a group of friends who witnessed the ghosts of the Spanish conquistadors marching down the hill in the form of small, black shadowy figures