
Almost immediately she gave the impression of being quite a creepy doll, leaving people feeling uneasy, especially when unexplained activity began to take place around her.
![]() Mandy the Doll was donated to the Quesnel and District Museum, British Columbia, in 1991. Almost immediately she gave the impression of being quite a creepy doll, leaving people feeling uneasy, especially when unexplained activity began to take place around her.
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![]() In an open field near Bernards Township, New Jersey, stands The Devil's Tree. The tree was used for lynching, many losing their lives when strung up in its branches, and is said to curse any who try to cut it down. A chain link fence now encircles the trunk, so no axe or chainsaw can touch the wood. ![]() Taken in 1924, this photograph of the Dunrobin State School No. 3777 has an element to it that just does not seem quite right. The children's faces, all morose, any smiles looking forced, give a hint to the discomfort they are feeling. The reason for this is that one of their number is actually dead... |
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