Point Defiance Park in Tacoma Washington has been sight to more than one tragedy, including the murder of Jennifer Bastian.
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Cursed Movies: The Exorcist
Unexplained deaths, mysterious fires and on set injuries during the filming of The Exorcist lead many to think that the film was cursed…but what is fact and what is fiction?
Continue reading Cursed Movies: The ExorcistThe Tanacu Exorcism
In early 2005, in the heart of an Orthodox convent in Romania’s impoverished northeast, 23 year old nun, Maricica Irina Cornici, found herself in a literal and figurative dark place. She was allegedly possessed and the only solution was exorcism, according to the lead monk at her monastery. But when things went awry, who was to blame?
Continue reading The Tanacu ExorcismThe Disappearance of Paula Welden & The Bennington Triangle
On December 1st of 1946, 18-year-old Paula Welden went on a walk, and vanished. Despite and extensive search, no sign of her was found.
Continue reading The Disappearance of Paula Welden & The Bennington TriangleRobert The Doll
Allegedly, one of the most haunted dolls in America, Robert was created in the image of his young owner at the turn of the 19th century in Key West, Florida.
Continue reading Robert The DollThe Blood Countess: Elizabeth Bathory
In 16th century Hungary the “Infamous Lady” Elizabeth Bathory allegedly tortured and killed hundreds of her adolescent servant girls, bathing in and drinking their blood to renew her youth and beauty. Or did she?
Continue reading The Blood Countess: Elizabeth BathoryGustave: The Killer Crocodile
In the small country of Burundi, there exists a vicious killer. But this killer isn’t a man…
Continue reading Gustave: The Killer CrocodileThe Curse of Dead Man’s Chair
This supposed cursed chair has many names. Dead Man’s Chair. The Chair of Death. Busby’s Stoop Chair. But all names tell the tale of a murderer who cursed his favorite chair: anyone who dared sit upon it would be fated with untimely deaths.
Continue reading The Curse of Dead Man’s ChairThe Fresno Nightcrawler
It’s a bird! It’s a plane! It’s…a pair of pants? This isn’t your every day cryptid, but it does seem to resemble your everyday clothing.
Continue reading The Fresno NightcrawlerEat Your Heart Out, Mercy Brown: America’s First Vampire
Before there was Dracula, there was the real life, well documented vampire of New England, Mercy Brown. Or at least that’s what some liked to call her.
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