4 TERRIFYING Ghosts & True Hauntings
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4 Terrifying & True Hauntings
For most of us, hauntings are relegated to the realm of science fiction – there’s always a logical explanation for these strange happenings or at least that’s what we tell ourselves. But what if there truly is no logical explanation? The four cases on this list are some of the most compelling and frightening ghost stories ever reported. These are 4 Terrifying and True Hauntings.
4. Exorcism of Latoya Ammons
The home on 3860 Carolina Street in Gary, Indiana bustled with excitement in November 2011 as Latoya Ammons and her family moved into the new rental home. Latoya, along with her three children, ages 12, 9 and 7, and her mother, Rose Campbell were looking forward to the new start.
3. Ghost of Cannock Chase
From werewolves to UFOs, vampires and black-eyed girls, the Cannock Chase in Staffordshire, England is a sensational spot for unusual phenomena. Unlike old abandoned hospitals or creepy forests, the Chase is a mix of woodlands, conifer plantations and small industrial buildings – leftovers from a bygone era.
2. Ghost of Bellamy Bridge
In the heart of Marianna, Florida lies an abandoned iron bridge considered as one of the oldest and most famous ghost bridges in the United State. The Bellamy Bridge is made of stainless-steel and was built in 1914 being used as a crossing point for hundreds of years.
1. Heol Fanog, Hellfire Farm
Considered as the UK’s version of the Amityville House, Heol Fanog, also known as Hellfire Farm, tormented the lives of its owners for years.
In 1989 Bill and Liz Rich were looking for a new home to rent. Unexpectedly, while exploring the Brecon Beacons in Wales, they were approached by a landowner who said he had a converted farmhouse they could rent if they wanted.
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4 Terrifying & True Hauntings
For most of us, hauntings are relegated to the realm of science fiction – there’s always a logical explanation for these strange happenings or at least that’s what we tell ourselves. But what if there truly is no logical explanation? The four cases on this list are some of the most compelling and frightening ghost stories ever reported. These are 4 Terrifying and True Hauntings.
4. Exorcism of Latoya Ammons
The home on 3860 Carolina Street in Gary, Indiana bustled with excitement in November 2011 as Latoya Ammons and her family moved into the new rental home. Latoya, along with her three children, ages 12, 9 and 7, and her mother, Rose Campbell were looking forward to the new start.
3. Ghost of Cannock Chase
From werewolves to UFOs, vampires and black-eyed girls, the Cannock Chase in Staffordshire, England is a sensational spot for unusual phenomena. Unlike old abandoned hospitals or creepy forests, the Chase is a mix of woodlands, conifer plantations and small industrial buildings – leftovers from a bygone era.
2. Ghost of Bellamy Bridge
In the heart of Marianna, Florida lies an abandoned iron bridge considered as one of the oldest and most famous ghost bridges in the United State. The Bellamy Bridge is made of stainless-steel and was built in 1914 being used as a crossing point for hundreds of years.
1. Heol Fanog, Hellfire Farm
Considered as the UK’s version of the Amityville House, Heol Fanog, also known as Hellfire Farm, tormented the lives of its owners for years.
In 1989 Bill and Liz Rich were looking for a new home to rent. Unexpectedly, while exploring the Brecon Beacons in Wales, they were approached by a landowner who said he had a converted farmhouse they could rent if they wanted.
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