The freedom of Slab City, California's off-grid desert haven, comes with a heavy shadow. Imagine a place where people simply *vanish*. Listen closely as residents of this lawless community discuss the chilling reality of sudden disappearances. One person drops a bombshell observation: they haven't seen their ex-boyfriend since arriving. Is this a dark secret of life outside the system, or just the unique culture of the 'last free place' in America? Discover the raw, untold stories lurking beneat

5 Reasons to Avoid Slab City

Inside 'one of the last free places in America' called Slab City, where residents can build homes ANYWHERE, with DIY amenities including a library, burger joint, internet café and art gallery

Slab City: the Legendary Lawless Town in the California Desert

If you haven't been, Slab City is worth the visit. I went for an afternoon with friends and it was so interesting. First stop is Salvation Mountain, a colorful and bright welcoming as you enter the area. Then you must visit Dots place, an artists rendering of the unusual. Many evenings there is music at the Range drawing locals and visitors. East Jesus is an eclectic compilation of art made from the piles of garbage left in the desert. Don't forget to stop by The Ponderosa for something to fill

This is Slab City, California - the last free place in America. This is more than just a squatter community, with art installations everywhere, and about 150 people living off the grid. Some are fugitives, some are low on cash, and others are anarchists. I camped out in Slab City and this is what I found: Music: Doctor VOX, Heatstroke | Be My Travel Muse