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The Comedy Store in Los Angeles has long been rumored to be haunted. Countless comedians have told stories of eerie encounters, flickering lights, and strange whispers in the night. But few stories are as terrifying or as baffling as the one told by Joe Rogan about the late comedian Carl Labove.

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It’s a tale of supernatural aggression, a dark and silent stage, and an unseen force that quite literally dragged Labove into the unknown. But does the story really add up? It’s Joe Rogan telling us that story though. There has to be some truth to it. Right? Let’s find out.

Joe Rogan’s ghost story about Carl Labove Carl Labove at The Comedy Store | Credits: Flicker Cc By-sa 2.0

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Late comedian Sam Kinison fathered a lovechild, according to DNA tests obtained by a friend who has been paying child support for the girl for years.

The funnyman, who was joined by rockers including Steven Tyler and Billy Idol in his 1988 novelty cover of The Troggs' Wild Thing, died in a car crash in 1992.

Now his pal, comic Carl La Bove, is claiming Kinison slept with his wife more than 20 years ago and fathered a child with her.

La Bove has been paying maintenance for nearly 13 years after splitting from the girl's mother, but he has now filed legal papers claiming the child is Kinison's.

DNA tests taken from the funnyman's brother Bill allegedly show a 99.8 per cent likelihood the late TV star is the father of the unnamed offspring, who is now 21.

The test results also rule out any possibility La Bove is the father.

Bill Kinison says, "She looks like she'd be Sam's daughter. Sam and Carl lived a lifestyle that was pretty promiscuous... I'd want to get that off me too."...

Chris Farley, John Belushi and Sam Kinison were all gone before their time. But only one of the iconic funnymen appears to have fathered a child with his buddy's ex-wife, a revelation that the buddy is hoping will get him off the hook for 13 years of unpaid child support. So, which entertainer left an unknown heir? That would be Kinison, the often screaming stand-up comedian who is still lovingly revered today by his fellow comics for his battering-ram approach. He died in a car accident in 1992, his epithet in an Oklahoma cemetery reading, "In another time and place he would have been called prophet." Comedian Carl La Bove has filed a petition in L.A. Superior Court asking that he be...