Encounters With the Black-Eyed Children

Encounters With the Black-Eyed Children

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Ghosts in the Fog: A True Railroad Haunting

In the hills outside Philadelphia lies Duffy’s Cut, a stretch of railroad haunted by whispers, strange lights, and a century-old secret. What began as a ghost story passed down through generations slowly revealed a hidden chapter of American history involving immigrant laborers, ...  Show more

The Ghost Sickness: True Documented Cases of Mass Spiritual Possession in Malaysia

Horror strikes in the schools of rural Malaysia as girls suddenly begin screaming, claiming that there are evil spirits around them. And in a shoe factory, more women (up to 30 at a time) begin acting strangely and displaying supernatural strength. In another case, a Chinese fami ...  Show more

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