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The Decaying Ruins of the Most Haunted Island on Earth
With its greenery and crumbling ruins, the small island of Poveglia in the Venetian Lagoon seems a pleasant enough place.
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Hypno-gator
Neat but kind of creepy.
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12 novelists tell their scariest bite-size stories
In honor of Halloween, Salon asked 12 novelists to try their hand at the form. Below are their ghostly, bloody, watery and surprisingly pet-focused forays into darkness.
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Japan’s elderly are increasingly taking up a bizarre hobby: stalking
When people retire, they often find new hobbies to fill the time—golf, maybe, or contract bridge. Perhaps Xbox. Rising numbers of elderly Japanese, however, are picking up a more sinister pastime: stalking. In 2012, the number of stalking incidents perpetrated by people aged 60 and over hit 1,834, a surge of 3.8 times compared with 2003.
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The Great Chicago Ghost Train Mystery
Given the evidence, or lack thereof, a hack is clearly one of the easiest answers to the “ghost train” mystery. An even bigger, mind-boggling question: why did it take investigators three days to..
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5 Creepy Medical Treatments That Actually Work
The whole point of modern society is separating humans from the unspeakably gross things that keep humans alive. No, you don't want to see how the sausage is made, and you don't want to see where your poop goes. This goes double for medical care, where you expect everything to be sterile and white and made by people in spotless laboratories. But if you're willing to keep an open mind about horrifying things, you'll be pleased to find out that ...
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Castle of Decay
This castle was build in the late 1800s and was abandoned in 1991. Since then it has been rotting away.
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A truck that will never drive again
Part of the famous SS Thistlegorm wreck, this truck is one of the few left with the steering wheel in place. Photograph by Alexia Dunand.
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35 hauntingly beautiful photos of abandoned and forgotten hotels
Stunning photos of abandoned, creepy and haunted hotels from all over the world
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The village that came back from the dead
Eerie images of Chinese ghost town that has emerged from under water five years after earthquake. Almost 10 buildings including homes, offices and the primary school have gradually emerged from the water after the village of Xuanping was completely destroyed in 2008.
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Ghostly train tracks
Photograph by Lalit Sen.
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Taking down “the largest child pornography conspiracy ever prosecuted”
How the Internet police mounted an international effort against "The Cache."
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The Town Where Everyone Wears A Gas Mask
Scenes from Miyakejima can look downright post-apocalyptic. Each resident on the tiny Japanese island is required to carry a gas mask, just in case they need to quickly pull it on. But why?
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Baby monitor hacked by man who verbally abused couple's two-year-old daughter.
Dad Marc Gilbert was horrified to discover a stranger's voice coming from the baby monitor, calling his sleeping child an "effing moron" and a "little slut".
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These Are the Most Exquisitely Weird Spiders You Will Ever See
Spiders are among the craftiest and most beautiful of arthropods, entirely undeserving of their maligned reputation.
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Inside the Most Radioactive Place in the World - World's Most Famous Ghost Town
Photos from inside the most radioactive place in the world.
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Could You Really Dispose of a Body with a Woodchipper Like ‘Fargo’?
Let’s paint a dark picture: You’ve finally snapped and committed the heinous act of murder. The problem is that you let it happen without properly
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Singapore’s Frightening Theme Park Dedicated To Chinese Mythology
Forget Disneyland, if you want to go to a theme park which will utterly confound you, best head over to Pasir Panjang Road in Singapore where you’ll find Haw Par Villa (虎豹別墅). Originally named ‘Tiger Balm Gardens’, it’s a theme park focused entirely on Chinese mythology and various levels of Confucianism. In short it’s home to some of the most alarming and unnerving statures you’re ever likely to see.
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Why Stephen King Spends 'Months and Even Years' Writing Opening Sentences
The author of horror classics like The Shining and its 2013 sequel Doctor Sleep says the best writers hook their readers with voice, not just action.
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The Bone Collector
The Coast Guard concluded that four people were probably dead â victims of the frigid Atlantic â but their families never believed it. They kept looking for the lost boaters, scouring the shoreline and islands of Cape Cod Bay, traveling the country on the advice of psychics, and appealing for help in every imaginable quarter.
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