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75The Haunted English Manor House and Ghost Watching Channel
"Welcome to my Haunted English Manor House and Ghostwatching Channel. Won't you stay a while, settle down in a comfy chair by the fire and watch some Ghost stories?"
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77Ghost Cavalry of the Great War
Captain Cecil Wightwick left us an account of the strange things that happened between April and August 1918 near Bethune (France), in the middle of an area of front line trenches between the city of Ypres...
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68The Events of 9/11 Predicted in a Book?
It sounds completely unbelievable, and yet... it seems to be true! After a lifetime of inexplicable and often terrifying contacts with the supernatural, Dr. Donald Ryles PhD was spiritually guided to encode...
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73Trime Traveler John Titor
As an online writer, you have lots of opportunities offline writers don't have: you are a composer of content, who can work with words to get his message through, but also with pictures, illustrations,...
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74Merlin's Doomsday Chronicles
Photo by alicepopkorn (cc Flickr) There are far more "Doomsday Chronicles" than the ones that are hyped now, featuring Nostradamus or the Mayan Calendar. They mostly regenerate very ancient symbols of...
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67Dreaming of This Man
Ever Dreamt of This Man? New York, January 2006. The patient of a well-known psychiatrist draws the face of This Man, who has been repeatedly appearing in her dreams. She has never met This Man before, but...
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72The Dolls of Death
Look how Our Lady of Lust comes dancing to the tunes of this little serenade, straight through the front wall of D the most haunted house of Bruges-la-Morte. Look how this carriage with its two dark horses...
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73The Flying Dutchman
The legend of the Flying Dutchman is one of those stories that the crew might pass along when a ship is in trouble. There are various versions of the story, all with similarities shared with the legends and...
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74Haunted Chingle Hall
Singleton Hall was built in 1260 by Sir Adam de Singleton, just outside the village of Goosnargh, near Preston. But the oldest inhabited brick building in England has become world famous as Chingle Hall, one...
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82At My First Seance, I Saw the Faces of Death
In her book There Is No Death, Florence Marryat tells us how she in February 1873 was introduced to Mr. Henry Dunphyof the Morning Post. The favorite hobby of Mr. Dunphy was "Spiritualism", and since...
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