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They Thought She Was a Vampire - So They Ate Her Remains (Mostly Fictional Vampire History)
Doctors and reporters convinced George Brown to exhume his three dead relatives so that they could inspect the bodies for undead qualities. Mary Eliza and Mary Olive had decomposed satisfactorily, but Mercy Brown had been dead for two months and showed no signs of decomposition. Never mind that she had died in winter and was being stored in an aboveground crypt (a.k.a. nature's freezer).
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May 55 min read


"Local Spelunker Attacks Feral Cave-Dweller with a Rock"
"Riddles in the Dark" with no riddles, double the darkness, and twice the violence.
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Apr 303 min read


A Series of Fishy Events
Howard Phillips Lovecraft was born in Providence, Rhode Island in 1890, and that's about the only boring thing about him.
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Apr 273 min read


Death Omens: From the Banshee to the Mothman
Through the years and across cultures, people speculate about the afterlife, struggle to make sense of death, and develop bizarre traditions
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Apr 165 min read


"Man enters asylum sane, leaves completely off his rocker"
An intern at a psychiatric hospital mind-melds with a murderer.
hannah.m.kubiak
Apr 63 min read
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