Previously: The Black Paintings of Francisco de Goya. In 1678, a curious pamphlet, printed and published quarto-style via woodblock, appeared in England, coming out of Hertfordshire in the Continue Reading > about Creepy Wikipedia: The “Mowing Devil” Pamphlet, Crop Circles, And “Strange News out of Hartford-shire”
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The Most Dangerous Games: The Oklahoma Darkness Game
Previously: A Collection Of Halloween Divination Games. Note: Please don’t copy/paste or republish the text of this post on other websites without permission. Posted to r/NoSleep in 2014 by Continue Reading > about The Most Dangerous Games: The Oklahoma Darkness Game
Creepy Wikipedia: The 67 Exorcisms Of Anneliese Michel
Previously: Dancing Mania & The Dancing Plague Of 1518. (CW: Mental health, abuse. Also, many of the links include disturbing photographs, so click through at your own risk.) If you’ve heard Continue Reading > about Creepy Wikipedia: The 67 Exorcisms Of Anneliese Michel
Haunted Road Trip: 112 Ocean Avenue, The DeFeo Murders, And The Amityville Horror
Previously: Highland Towers, Malaysia. It might just be the most notorious address in America: 112 Ocean Avenue in Amityville, Long Island, New York. But it’s not notorious for just one story; oh Continue Reading > about Haunted Road Trip: 112 Ocean Avenue, The DeFeo Murders, And The Amityville Horror
Unresolved: The Devil’s Footprints & The Great Devon Mystery Of 1855
Previously: John Titor. The beginning of February 1855 in the southwest county of England known as Devon was marked by heavy snowfall. Indeed, 1855 would prove to be unusually cold — but on the Continue Reading > about Unresolved: The Devil’s Footprints & The Great Devon Mystery Of 1855
Encyclopaedia Of The Impossible: Krampus
Previously: Thomas Edison’s Spirit Telephone. Type: DB (Demonic Being) Period/location of origin: Unknown. Subject may be pre-Christian, or not; subject may be Germanic, or not; subject may be Continue Reading > about Encyclopaedia Of The Impossible: Krampus