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Over 55 years ago, three Missouri boys stepped from their homes and into oblivion. The mystery of their disappearance has never been solved, and many wonder if the answer lies in some nearby caves.
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by M.P. Pellicer | Stranger Than Fiction Stories
The president of El Salvador describes where altars for satanic rituals were found inside the home of gang members. 
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Not too far from a thick forest, a horrific crime took place in 1922. Five members of the Gruber family and their maid were slaughtered at their farmhouse Hinterkaifeck, located about 43 miles north of Munich. 
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These are all places that have terrifying histories, and visitors sometimes hear high-pitched screams from those that are no longer alive, and have not found peace in the afterlife. 
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About 1,300 years ago a woman who lived in Egypt and was buried on the bank of the Nile River sought the protection of Saint Michael the Archangel. 
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The story of Jean l’Ecorcheur which translates to John the Flayer or John the Skinner has its origins from the intrigue of the 14th century, French court.  by M.P. Pellicer | Stranger Than Fiction Stories
In late 2025, police were tipped off that someone was damaging mausoleums and crypts inside Mount Moriah Cemetery in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. What they found was beyond what they originally suspected. 
by M.P. Pellicer | Stranger Than Fiction Stories
In 1924, Dr. Carl Wickland wrote Thirty Years Among the Dead which described how enmeshed are living humans with spirits of the dearly departed. 
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Straight out of one of the climatic scenes in the movie Poltergeist, remains that were supposed to have been interred in the Paris catacombs were unearthed under the basement of a Paris supermarket. 
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In the early morning hours of March, 1911 a fire started on the third floor of the New York Capitol Building in Albany. Before long it reached the fourth and fifth floor. The only person who stood between the destruction of the entire library was 77-year-old Samuel Abbott, a civil war hero who was the night watchman. |
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