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Latest Stranger Than Fiction Stories
Strange stories, mysteries and discussions about the world of the unexplained, the paranormal and conspiracy theories.
The Cemetery of Fools | Bohnice is a district in northern Prague. It is home to a psychiatric hospital built at the beginning of the 20th century. The asylum was one of the largest in Europe. Small houses surround a large park with an Art Noveau church. However what attracts tourists and legend trippers is the cemetery that received the dead for fifty years.
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The Secret of Crisfield Pond | Three boys were playing near an old mill pond on the outskirts of Crisfield, Maryland. An old man arrived carrying two bundles. He told the boys the sacks contained either puppies or kittens, which he meant to drown. After the man threw the sacks into the water and left, they retrieved one of the bags intent on saving the animals only to make a gruesome discovery.
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Inez's Ghost | A few days before Christmas 1900, a twelve-year-old girl named Inez came home from school on Friday afternoon. She told her younger brother she was going inside for a moment, and when she failed to return he went to search for her; he saw something reflected in the mirror that faced the open closet that sent him screaming from the room.
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Death by Suggestion | On September 19, 1911 Lady Frances M. Garnett-Orme was found dead in her room at the Savoy Hotel in the hill station of Mussoorie in northern India. The body was carefully laid out, as if posed after she died, and the doors were locked from the inside.
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Discovery of the Ship "Endurance" and Other Antarctic Mysteries | The Endurance was found four miles from where her captain, Frank Worsely reported her going down in 1915. It wasn't only the loss of the ship which made this endeavor so famous, but the tribulations the crew had to endure in order to reach safety.
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Ghosts of the British Raj | In 1903, Colonel Barog, a British engineer made a mistake in the building of Tunnel No. 33 on the Kalka-Shimla train route. Subsequently he was fined for wasting government money and publicly reprimanded, which humiliated him deeply. He rode his horse to the dark entrance of the unfinished tunnel, and shot himself in sheer desperation near what now is the state government-run Barog Pine Wood Hotel. He has never left the place since.
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Weekly paranormal talk show hosted by Marlene Pardo Pellicer, discussing the mysteries of the paranormal world or just plain weird stuff and theories with authors, experts and those who have witnessed the unexplained. The best interviews as videos or podcasts, available on your favorite platforms.
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Her name is Ema, The Walker Between the Worlds. In the Supernatural Underworld she is known as The Lady in Red, or if you were a vampire being hunted by her The Lady of Blood.
For hundreds of years she's fought every hellish creature that's crawled out of the The Pit, especially those that hide among humans using them as avatars.
Her allies are few, like the sometimes treacherous members of the Sempiterno Apostasy.
Still in mourning over the death of her last sentient avatar Mort, she is approached by one who is running from a childhood encounter with the darkest Evil as he tries to unravel the mystery of his brother's murder.
When the danger to your body and soul hangs in the balance, who better than a fierce warrior who is the bane of Hell to be your bodyguard?
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This novella fills in a pocket of time for our heroine Ema, when she arrives in New Orleans in 1798, after battling dark beings in France during the last decade of the century as the streets ran red with blood from Madame Guillotine. However, otherworldly creatures are found in both the Old World and the New World, as well as treacherous humans. Who is an ally and who is an enemy, not everyone or everything is what they appear.
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Ema has battled dark beings for millennia that exist between our world and hell, but she is never as invincible as when a human avatar hunts with her.
In a nightmare world peopled by horrific beings, she stalks the most insidious, who thrive on agony and desecration. Many have themselves taken over human avatars, practicing necromancy and instructing them in destruction. However, not all are vanquished, and await a chance to conquer the Walker Between the Worlds, even if takes hundreds of years to spring the trap.
Marlene Pardo Pellicer introduces her new heroine for Book 1 of the Sibyl Chronicles
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California 1870, a tall stranger named Mort Peccatum meets a mendicant friar escorting a companion in holy orders that carries an ancient relic recovered from the jungles of British Honduras. He is tasked as a sentinel to guard the man and what he carries in a stained satchel to the burgeoning, vice-ridden city of San Francisco.
There are many who await the arrival of the reliquary recognizing the power it contains. Among them are wealthy entrepreneurs, necromancers who practice the darkest arts, and Ema The Walker Between the Worlds. She is the only one that is able to send it to a place where it cannot be placated with blood sacrifices.
The forces of Good and Evil square off in the fog dense nights of San Francisco, where unknown creatures for both factions war against each other to claim victory. The prize: the lives of innumerable human beings.
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In 1997, a security guard making his rounds in the empty New Amsterdam Theater felt a prickle up his neck and turned around. He didn't expect to see a woman wearing a green shimmery dress in a 1920s style, sporting a flashy necklace. She held a flask in her hand. In the ultimate exit, she blew him a kiss and disappeared into a wall onto 41st Street.
Some believe the flirtatious phantom is the beautiful Olive Thomas, the Follies beauty who died in agony at the height of her fame. Many of the lovelies who came to work for Flo Ziegfeld, found that fame was fleeting, and ended their days in poverty or premature death; so many of them came to this end that there were whispers of a curse.
It could be said they were haunted. These are some of their stories played out in the tumultuous and heady days of the Jazz Era and Prohibition.
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In 1929, Mrs. Joseph Hunt along with her husband were enjoying the soon ending summer days. They lived in Detroit but were motoring along a road in Illinois. Their car bumped on the road, and they pulled over on Highway 7. As her husband labored to change a flat tire, Mrs. Hunt saw something inside a new burlap bag; a wire tied it shut. She stifled a scream when they discovered a woman's nude body in a sitting position inside it. A 40-pound rock had been placed on top of her.
Like a car wreck that repels but attracts you at the same time, these stories detail the descent into madness, revenge and obsession the human psyche is capable of. Sometimes justice is served, or in other instances, anonymity of the victim and the killer are the only answers provided. Disturbing but true, these slices of life in America during the early to mid to 20th century go beyond the idyllic setting of the white picket fence where everyone lives happily ever after.
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You have a ghost, now what? A noise in the dead of night, the sound of rustling from the closet, a cold chill in the air followed by a feeling of being watched. Are you being haunted? You scroll through the Rolodex of your memory for the name of a real estate agent, or wonder what reason you will give your landlord for breaking the lease.
Before you decide anything drastic, remember that when it comes to the supernatural, knowledge is your most powerful ally and the solution might be simpler than you think.
Supernatural Safety is a guide to understanding ghosts. What they are and what they are not, and how to handle phenomena that you suspect has an otherworldly origin. This includes tips of what to do before you move into a new home, and what to do when you are moving out and you want to make sure nothing follows you to your new house.
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The Old West was known for its gunslingers, lawmen and of course, the soiled doves that made a living in the many brothels that were found in all the frontier and mining towns, which were established to entertain all the tough men that flocked to these lawless places.
It's not surprising that many of these ladies do not lie quietly in their graves. Many of them died suddenly and violently at the hands of lovers and customers, others faded into obscurity and old age seeking solace at the bottom of a bottle, and others ultimately found a way to live their lives on their own terms.
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The observation that art imitates life is never more accurate than events that seemed ripped from the pages of the most lurid pulp fiction novel. Unlike the movies where the siren and the gumshoe share a passionate kiss and the scene fades out, these twelve, true stories expose the darkness of the human heart, whether motivated by hate, love or expediency; there is no happy ending to be found.
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