The mysterious disappearance of war photojournalist Sean Flynn
Sean Flynn, a highly acclaimed war photojournalist and the son of Hollywood actor Errol Flynn, disappeared in 1970 in Cambodia while covering the Vietnam War.
Tragedy
Curse and deaths: The haunting history of Lake Lanier
Lake Lanier has unfortunately gained a sinister reputation for the high drowning rate, mysterious disappearances, boat accidents, a dark past of racial injustice, and the Lady of the Lake.
The twin tragedy of Hamilton – An eerie coincidence
On July 22nd of 1975, there appeared the following news in the papers: a young man of 17 years, Erskine Lawrence Ebbin, killed by a taxi when driving a moped…
The Screaming Tunnel – Once it soaked someone’s death pain in its walls!
Not too far from downtown Buffalo, New York is the Screaming Tunnel. It was a train tunnel built for the Grand Trunk Railway near Niagara Falls just off Warner Road,…
The mysterious death of Stanley Meyer – the man who invented ‘water powered car’
Stanley Meyer, the man who invented the “Water Powered Car.” The story of Stanley Meyer got more attention when he certainly died under mysterious circumstances after his idea of “water…
Hiroshima’s haunting shadows: The atomic blasts that left scars on humanity
On the morning of August 6, 1945, a citizen of Hiroshima was sat on the stone steps outside the Sumitomo Bank when the world’s first atomic bomb was detonated over…
Lake Peigneur Disaster: Here’s how the lake once vanished into a salt mine!
Lake Peigneur, the lake in the U.S. state of Louisiana that was once emptied into the salt mine, creating the largest man created whirlpool ever. The Lake Peigneur: Lake Peigneur…
Haunted Peyton Randolph House in Williamsburg
In 1715, Sir William Robertson constructed this two storey, L-shaped, Georgian-style mansion in Colonial Williamsburg, Virginia. Later, it passed into the hands of a renowned revolutionary leader Peyton Randolph, the…
Haunted Brijraj Bhawan Palace in Kota and the tragic history behind it
During the 1830s, India was partially under control of England and most of the Indian cities were completely under the British power. In this situation, Kota, which was one of…
80 days of hell! Little Sabine Dardenne survived the kidnapping and imprisonment in the basement of a serial killer
Sabine Dardenne was kidnapped at the age of twelve by the child molester and serial killer Marc Dutroux in 1996. He lied to Sabine all the time to keep her in his "death trap".
