The Cowan family has been using their haunted house to raise money for their daughter's terminal illness for the last nine years. This year, San Bernardino has shut it down.
The haunted house has been hosted by Augie and Maria Cowan, and their family since 2014, drawing big crowds to their house.
Andrea was diagnosed with the rare, terminal illness at two years old. The life expectancy for that illness is normally three to five years, but Andrea defied the odds.Andrea is now in hospice care, and is not expected to live much longer. This year was going to be the family's 10th and final scare, but it won't be happening now."Unfortunately they're gonna put a stop to this, so we're here to try to ask if this can be our final scare.
Reynoso said there are permit issues, and complaints from neighbors about the crowds, noise and a shooting that happened near the haunted house last year.
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