It's October, and you know what that means: darker and colder days, the aroma of all things pumpkin spice, cozy evenings with your favorite hot beverage, and, of course, a dose of creepiness. Here at Bored Panda, we're absolutely hooked by the spookiness of October, and we couldn't resist creating another article that might not be everyone's cup of tea, especially if you're faint-hearted.
Introducing "Creepy Knowledge" - an X page filled with eerie facts that might send shivers down your spine. With over 33 thousand followers, this corner of the internet serves as a gathering place for those who crave that exhilarating thrill of the unknown. From men believing they were abducted by aliens to a woman who underwent 67 exorcisms, we’ve gathered the best chilling stories and mysterious phenomena that might keep you on the edge of your seat. Scroll down for the spine-tingling experience. Just be warned, you might want to keep the lights on.
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They don't pose much of a threat to humans and usually flees when alarmed. Not particularly dangerous to humans.
Have you ever wondered why October, the month when Halloween happens, feels like a time when spooky things and thoughts about the dead come together? To discuss this, including people's fascination with true crime stories and real-life horror, as well as the benefits of horror, Bored Panda reached out to Coltan Scrivner, a behavioral scientist at the Recreational Fear Lab at Aarhus University in Denmark and a research project manager at Arizona State University.
Scrivner has conducted pioneering research on the psychology of morbid curiosity, true crime, and horror. “Most of my research looks at how and why people can find enjoyment — and can perhaps learn something — from fictionally dangerous scenarios.” The behavioral scientist told us that Halloween is a big reason why October feels so spooky. “Its origins in All Hallow's Eve, as well as related holidays such as Día de Los Muertos, lead to an increased focus on the concept of death. Other factors, such as the changing of the leaves, may also contribute to a concept of eeriness and death.”
Because I wanted to know what happened, I looked up her name and apparently the police arrived and arrested the man and nobody was hurt
Since media, including movies, TV shows, and social media, play a significant role in our lives, we asked Scrivner how these forms of entertainment contribute to our perception of creepy or unsettling themes. He explained that media often reflects what's happening in the world, especially things that grab people's attention. When we watch or read the news or engage with other media, we usually see things that many people find interesting or important. So, media not only shows us what's going on in the world but also focuses on what captures our attention. “Movies, TV shows, and social media probably don't create new creepy or unsettling things, but instead they amplify what we already find creepy,” Scrivner added.
Do you know why so many people are so interested in true crime stories and real-life horror? It's a curious thing – the way we are drawn to tales of real-life mysteries, gruesome crimes, and spooky events. In his research, Scrivner has found that “morbid curiosity is the strongest predictor of fascination with true crime stories and even real-life horror”. However, the behavioral scientist notes that this does not suggest these people are more accepting of terrible things. “They are driven to gather information about them.”
It never ceases to amaze me the lengths children have gone to throughout history to avoid eating their brussels sprouts!
They also display 'burrowing response' where they crawl into confined spaces - looking like someone has concealed a body..
Horror stories, found in movies, books, and more, might seem frightening, but could they actually have some positive effects? According to Scrivner, some studies propose that watching horror films or reading scary stories can “help people build emotion regulation skills and learn to overcome their fears and anxiety”.
So, the next time you find yourself immersed in a spine-tingling narrative, remember that there might be more to it than meets the eye—horror stories might just be teaching us valuable life skills in the most unexpected of ways.
Still happens, and yes it happens in the USA. There are five states with no minimum age for marriage.
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Nope. I'm dipping. Glad this b******t is illegal now. But seriously, who tf decided it was ok to have a 22 year old marry a 9 year old?? EDIT: Did a little research and apparently her mother said he was a good guy and something along the line of 'NoT gOiNg AgAiNsT tHe BiBlE', whatever the f**k that means.
A good guy can't/won't sexualize a 9 year old. What a terrible situation for the girl.
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Around this time Lina Medina in Peru became the youngest person to ever give birth. I say "person" because she was FIVE years old. Things like this were happening well into the modern age.
I believe her kid had a kid at a really young age too and she became the youngest person to be a grandmother. They never revealed who was raping her.
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Pity this child. The doll pictured is one Charlie Johns had given her a year ealier. We call t his extreme grooming and amorality where I'm from. And this sparked moral outrage but wasn't annulled. A reverend actually did the ceremony even tho' she is obviously not 18, the age Johns claimed she was. Her mother defended the marriage as a love match. And of course it helped Johns had land and therefore was a "good catch". No sh*t folks, you can't make this up. She never had a chance. Or a choice. :-(
Yet Eunice said throughout her life that she had no regrets. At age nine, she likely mistook her friendship with the neighbour boy for "love" and knew that she'd be safe from extreme poverty with him. I still find the whole idea horrifying, but I don't see the adults as being totally predatory. Any interview with Charlie shows him to be... dull-witted at best. They were in a society of extreme ignorance and poverty, where children were basically miniature adults. The mother called her daughter a woman because she could cook. She may not have even known that menstruation means fertility. It was a case of extreme ignorance. Eunice's mother also probably felt that this was the best possible future for her daughter in their poverty-stricken society.
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It is illegal in Tennessee by now - but there still remain five US states that do not have a minimum age for marriage. Until recently, it was not even that: "For instance, in 2017, Human Rights Watch pointed out that Afghanistan has a tougher law on child marriage than parts of the United States: in Afghanistan the minimum age of marriage is 15, and that only with permission from their father or a judge; otherwise it is 16.[ As of that date, 25 U.S. states had no minimum marriage age at all if one or more of the grounds for exception existed; this number has continually decreased since then." (Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Child_marriage_in_the_United_States#:~:text=29%25%20of%20the%20children%20were,%2Dyear%2Dolds%20getting%20married).
He was apparently 24 when they married, they ended up with 9 kids and were together until he died, 60 or so years later. :/
That is crazy. 9 years old. And the only reason she doesn’t have a child until 14 is because her body couldn’t yet. That’s insane to think of someone having sex with her when she’s not even through puberty. Why would someone want to do that. That’s a stupid question. I’m trying to make sense of criminal and deviant behavior. This is so sad.
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I don't care what year it happened or how backwoods it was, NINE FREAKIN' YEARS OLD. NINE! Holding a baby doll, NINE! The man was 22-years old, so he'd be 108-years old today, probably dead, but I say dig him up and beat him 'til-both-your-arms-hurt anyway.
It’s very sick. I cannot understand it. I’m a mother and cannot see any condition where I would back my 9 year old marrying this man. How can you not love your daughter enough to protect her at all costs?
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Can’t believe people are surprised by this. This is still happening today here in the US. Many of these cults/religions have very close knit communities and give their very young daughters away for marriage. These are girls who have been sheltered from the outside world their whole lives (home schooled or just made to believe that everything outside their religion is evil). The men don’t legally marry them but they are wives and treated as property. It’s absolutely terrible but will keep happening because we have allowed religion to dictate much of everything in our country including politics. They will say it’s because of freedom on religion but these are no more than cults and no one will stop them. Be careful who you vote for in all your elections. Conservative is usually a red flag that points to these types of groups.
So horrible. I also can't believe there's still places where this is allowed today. I especially don't understand the places where the minimum age is lower if the parent(s) gives consent, why on earth are parents allowed to offer up their kid like that? Parents should not be allowed to give consent to that, that just means that if you have okay parents you'll be fine but if you have s****y parents you're f****d. And some people have really s****y parents.
Right? How is it better if a parent wants to stamp it as ok? What’s the goal of having any law where you don’t have to be an adult??? 18…. How hard is that? Not 17 not 15, 18… how hard is it to actually say you need to be legally an adult before you can get married, no exceptions. Doesn’t appear difficult to me so why would there be any need for an exception to be less than 18. I cannot see the need.
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OK, here’s the definitive answer, which takes into consideration the marriage laws in TN in 1937 when this couple married, and not as they stand now. In 1937, Tennessee was one of the many states in the US that had NO minimum age requirement for marriage, though anyone under 16 needed parental permission—-and apparently this little girl’s parents gave it. BTW, the groom wasn’t 22, he was 25. This marriage led the governor of TN at the time to change the no age limit law to prohibit anyone under 17 from getting married, and totally repealed the parental permission clause for anyone to get married under that age. Believe it or not, Charlie and Eunice had like 9 kids and stayed married about 60 years, until he died in the 1990s. She died about ten years later, in the early 2000s.
People were talking about the current laws because some people claimed it was still currently legal.
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"When the press interviewed Eunice in 1976, she said she had no regrets over marrying so young." There was such an uproar over the marriage (yes, in Tennessee as well) that an age law was passed the next year.
disgusting and heartbreaking. https://www.mamamia.com.au/eunice-winstead/
With certain specific consent (emancipation, parental, judge, pregnant... it varies), there's no minimum age for CA, MS, NM, OK, and WA. Min. 15 for HI & KS.
18 is the minimum age to marry in Oklahoma. 16 with parental consent in special circumstances in front of a judge. Oklahoma statute 43-3.
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Wtf. Well I read that in some states they want to make this legal.
It's already legal in several states. Only 9 states ban underage marriage altogether. Most of the others allow it from various ages from 15-17 if parents or a judge consent, or if the minor is pregnant, has given birth, or is emancipated. 5 states have NO MINIMUM AGE as long as one of those exceptions exists or parents/a judge consent. So in those 5 states the moment a child gets pregnant they are fair game or if the parents consent. One of those is California btw, before everyone starts making deep south jokes (another is Mississippi though so they're not doing much to get rid of the stereotype there)
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If you are buying your wife a baby doll for the wedding present....ugh God it's too sick to fathom. I wonder what age this girl got pregnant for the first time. Sickening
13 or 14. Far too young, but certainly not unusual in that area during that era. I think this is terribly wrong, of course, but if you look at the sociocultural contexts (desperate poverty, extreme ignorance), there's a warped logic about this whole travesty.
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Horrible! To think that this kind of child abuse still is going on in some countries 😠🤢
There are republicans in some red states that want this back. They have talked openly about it, along with dismantling child labor laws.
It's not the Republicans sniffing children's hair...
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The story about these two is so offensive to most modern standards. They had, if I remember correctly, 6-7 kids. She gave birth the first time at 14. But they never divorced, and she said she was happy years later about getting married. Yeah, she was probably groomed into thinking it was good and proper. But thankfully their marriage started the ball rolling for a law to be passed prohibiting anyone under 14 from getting married in Tennessee. And now the minimum age is 17 with parental consent, or both parties have to be 18.
How was this ever a thing? Like ever? So gross. I just can't wrap my head around it.
Ya...good times...and it's all coming back, thank you Republicans. And hey, child labour will be back soon as well. Oh happy days.
This whole thing is a travesty, and Eunice was a victim of the poverty and ignorance around her. One thing I need to correct though... Charlie Johns wasn't a predatory paedophile. As someone who spent their childhood at the mercy of actual paedos, I learned in adulthood how they actually operate. They have a specific age bracket they prey upon; that doesn't change. If Charlie was actually a paedo, he would have set Eunice aside after she grew up and sought out a new young victim. But he remained wed to her for life. It's far more likely that he was a incredibly stupid man who didn't understand human development and maturity and mistook his friendship with a child for "love." It disrespects CSA survivors to call everything "paedophilia" or "grooming." I know this will anger people, but I'm so bloody sick of anti-paedo virtue signalling. Where is the care for survivors? People don't want to help us heal, they just want "catch a paedo" for likes. The spectacle is useless.
Good to know they only *recently* changed laws in some states to stop this.
Jeff Foxworthy - If your bride has a doll with her in your wedding photo, you might be a redneck......
What kind of sick f**k takes a nine-year old for a wife? And her parents!?!
Ahhhhh Tennessee - and they are trying to bring this back today - because they will do anything possible to keep women down.
Tennessee isn't trying to bring this back. I think you might be thinking of Wyoming. I live in Tennessee and can tell you that they are not exclusive to keeping women down. Not all of us are bad, though.
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Took me longer than I'd like to admit to realize it wasn't referring to the doll. Now I wish it was the doll.
I had a colleague that was married at 14 (arranged India I think). He was 19. They waited until she was 19 to have any kind of relations and he did not see her naked until she was 18. I asked because we were friends.
That's a longtime common thing in some cultures in India (India has so many distinct cultures, you can't just boil anything down to "Indian culture.")
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i'm not defending it of course but they remained married until death, to be fair.
Ew ew eww eww ewwwwwwww! It's made worse by the fact that she looks the same age as her doll! (And the fact that she CARRYING A DOLL!)
Yeah, so I haven't seen a bride so young she requires her doll to stay sane. Did someone literally have to give her the same speech you'd give a regular 9y.o. going somewhere, like you have to be a good girl, listen to the adults (ahhhhhhewwwwww!)? Seriously this is sick! I want to grab her and run but oddly enough it would be that kidnapped her and not the groom
Stayed married for 60 years till he died, had 9 kids. In interviews in the seventies, she said she had no regrets. I still think this is reprehensible. However, I do think that in their ignorance, Eunice and her mother believed this was Eunice's best prospect for a decent life in their poverty-stricken world. From the bits I've been able to gather from quotes from Charlie, he didn't appear to be the brightest crayon in the box. The fact that they stayed married their whole lives and had so many kids makes me wonder if Charlie wasn't so much an actual predatory paedo as someone who didn't grasp the difference between childhood and adulthood. Again, I find this marriage reprehensible. I'm just seeking to understand the warped thinking behind it. There were may who simply saw children as miniature adults and treated them as such, throwing five-year-olds to work in mines, etc. Blessedly that mindset is disappearing. I see this as a tragic symbol of ignorance and desperate poverty.
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I'm not excusing the cradle robbing but at least he stuck with her. "Over the next decades they lived out the rest of their lives together at their cottage home, raising their large family and attending their local church. Charlie died on February 13, 1997 at the age of eighty-four. Eunice would live another nine years without her husband."
We are imposing our cultural and moral values and our knowledge of human development onto a very different time and situation. This was an uneducated, rural area where people still often saw children as miniature adults. Mrs. Winstead said that Eunice had set aside dolls and was cooking well, which, in her ignorant mind, told her that her daughter was ready for marriage. The fact that Charlie owned land and could provide for her daughter in a desperately poor time probably helped her overlook a few things. As to Charlie's motives... all I can think is that he didn't grasp the difference between childhood and adulthood and mistook his friendship with the neighbour girl for adult love. They stayed married their whole lives. If he was a predatory paedo, he'd have tired of her quickly and gone on to other prey. I'm not excusing it either; I'm grossed out, but I think I can see how poverty and ignorance brought it about.
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What kind of parents did she have? Horrible ones apparently. Probably the dads ok with it.
AS OF JULY 2023 in 'muriKKKa: MARRIAGE TO A CHILD is currently legal in 41states (only CT, DE, MA, MN, NJ NY, PA, RI, and VT have set the minimum age at 18 and eliminated all exceptions), and 20 MURIKKKAN STATES DO NOT require any MINIMUM AGE FOR MARRIAGE, with OR WITHOUT a parental or judicial waiver.
He should be hung naked from a tree upside down, pervert. Where the hull werr the mothers of liberty then. And yes i know they weren't around yet.
That reminds me of very bad joke that I read in one of John Sandford's books...
Sad it is still legal in many places. And I'm not talking just about the "third world" countries. Child marriage is so wrong
The ONLY possible way in which this could be even slightly "OK" is if he did it to save her from abusive parents and never touched her in any way at all!
I think this needs more context. I would hope that she was an orphan and he married her to take care of her as a provider not a pervert
That dude kinda looks like 'Pharma Bro' Martin Shkreli. Maybe being a creep is genetic?
People often forget these days that once upon a time we in the west used to marry really young people.And it was not that long ago.
Deeply ignorant, desperately poor people who don't understand human development. The mother figured her daughter was a woman because she could cook. The husband owned land and would keep their daughter from a lifetime of extreme poverty. I still find it reprehensible, but if you look at it in the context of the time, the society, and the lack of knowledge those people had, you can see their warped logic.
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I'm thinking this is the creepiest post of all. Not sure if anything will top it. Tennessee, 🤔 of course
So fùcking gross. This one turns my stomach every time I see it.
Ewww I googled it there’s a photo of them kissing with her on the stairs to make her more adult height 🤮
I read they stayed together until he died at 84 in 1997. They had 7 children. Crazy!
And they stayed together until he passed in 1997 at age 84. They had 7 kids. Crazy.
I couldn’t happen to notice their last names… were they the same before the ceremony?
They stayed together until his death in 1997, and neither she nor her mom ever said it was an abusive marriage. The worst Thu f she said about her marriage so young was she was forced to leave school, but he had a 150-acre farm in 1957, and they had at least 7 kids by the time she was 29.
AGR for marriage in Scotland is 16 and I thought that was too young (is 18 in England hence the whole Greta green wedding elopement history as it's just over the border)
I read stories of stuff like this in the frontier days because a married man could get twice the the acreage as a bachelor (homesteading), but with a scarcity of women around, they would marry a family's underage daughter and he would come for her years later when she became capable of childbearing.
I had to Google this - OMG - 'On December 18, 1942, fourteen-year-old Eunice gave birth to the couple’s first child, Evelyn. And she wouldn’t be their last. As their twentieth anniversary rolled around, Evelyn was the proud mother of seven children. Charlie had inherited his parents’ 150-acre hillside farm and had become a prosperous farmer. After selling off the mineral rights to a zinc company for $75/acre, the couple was financially set for the remainder of their lives. ' 'Charlie Jess Johns died on February 13, 1997 at the age of eighty-four. After all of the criticism from the naysayers had long faded away, the couple had a successful marriage that lasted sixty years. Together they had nine children; three girls and six boys with a nineteen year age gap between the youngest and the oldest. Sadly, their youngest daughter had died from pneumonia at twenty months of age just one-week before their twenty-fifth anniversary. Eunice Blanche Winstead Johns would live another nine years
surprisingly only Mississippi doesn't have a minimum age for marriage
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She had their first child at age 14, and went on to have 6 more children with him.
CA, WA, NM, OK and MS have no age limit on marriage. Contrary to what you may think the only state that might be considered "backwoods" in that list is MS. And no Republicans (voters) in general do not support a young age of consent or marriage. As a matter of fact they don't feel children have the maturity to make major types of life altering decisions. The fact that many of you assume they do shows that you neither take the time to talk to one or base your opinions on research. You probably just consume the blast from the media which is exactly what they want. If you want to complain why not complain about Nigeria, Philippines and Angola whose age of marriage is 12. Or middle eastern and African countries that allow marriage at 9 or 10. Stop being lazy. Go read this. Then maybe do something to stop it. https://19thnews.org/2023/07/explaining-child-marriage-laws-united-states/#:~:text=Child%20marriage%20is%20legal%20in%20most%20of%20the%20United%20States&text=The%20majority%20of%20st
While this is obviously gross, it's also not that far removed from what was commonly accepted at the time. Up until the early 1900's , average life expectancy was around 45 in the US, so girls would start popping out babies as soon as they were physically able. Up until the 1970's it was accepted practice for someone that was 24 to be dating someone as young as 14. In many, many places across the world, this is still seen as acceptable. In japan for instance, the age of consent is 12 (there's been plans to raise that to 14, but i don't know if it ever went into effect) with many places in Europe putting the age of consent at 14-16 without stipulation.
Their marriage wasn’t accepted. There was a huge uproar, even in their own community. This marriage is what caused the state of Tennessee to change their laws to set a minimum age (which is currently 17, as long as your fiancée/fiancé is no more than 4 years older). Also, the life expectancy being so young was largely due to the high infant mortality rates and higher likelihood of dying in childbirth. Having children young did not combat that. Once you made it past that, you weren’t expected to die of “old age” in your 40s. (Part of life expectancy was also certain disease and accidents that weren’t as easily treated as they are now, of course).
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Why does this photograph have all these hearts? Does this reveal something about Bored Panda's?
The likes aren’t supporting the marriage. The title of the article is “Creepy Knowledge.” This is incredibly creepy, so it fits the theme well. Likes don’t always mean that people are approving of a terrible thing that happened. They appreciate the sharing of information.
Load More Replies... I'd say I'm pretty democratic/liberal, but I don't understand why every time BP does a post on disturbing history, there are always people saying "Trump wants this", or "Republicans want this". Why would anyone want that? And millions of people don't all want the same exact thing, generalizing people like that doesn't help anybody
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So... What you're saying is - "The Great White Man Saved The Heathens"? Wow... Way to be racist there... Not to mention MASSIVELY incorrect.
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This is really mild compared to the other things on the list.
I think this was the inspiration for the movie Fire in the SKy.
Yikes. Would not be able to sleep for days if I saw a dead body with eyes open in real life.
An extreme form of body dismorphic disorder, where the affected person believes that some part of their body doesn't belong to them.
Someone forgot to switch off the radio before the Soviet Union fell. Wouldn’t want to see that electric bill.
I’d think presenting the actual living actors alive would be more effective to clear the murder charges…
Yeah Catholicism can get pretty weird. They probably did this to overturn some of his edicts that had become problematic.
Do yourselves a favor, and do NOT look this up. I'm not sleeping tonight, or any night for that matter.
I can't stand watching any TV show with a laugh track anymore. Everybody loves Raymond ruined me. Ray Romano is so not funny and the laugh track just makes it worse. I was literally counting the seconds between LOLs and bored as hell.
These don't necessarily belong to children. It's more likely that they belonged to the Liquidators who went in after the area was evacuated. Don't forget, the Soviet government didn't even tell the people of Prypiat and the surrounding areas about the severity of the incident, and when they did evacuate, the people were encouraged to believe it was for 3 days. Almost no precautions were taken with the safety of the public until then. The gas masks were likely abandoned by the Liquidators when they were released from duty, they could have been using the school as a base of operations. They left most of the equipment behind, from gas masks to clothing to the fire engines and helicopters because they were too radioactive to take from there.
The strangest thing about this is that while premature burials were extremely rare, the fear of them was not. It was something close to mass hysterics at the time, helped by stories and novels like Edgar Allan Poe's "Buried Alive" and similar. Doctors at the time sometimes carried a "heart knife": If they pronounced someone dead, they afterwards stabbed him to the heart to make sure he did not wake up in the grave.
No more belly-rubs until we learn to behave ourselves around company!
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I think it's part of BP's contract that they have to exaggerate and mislabel things lol
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You keep using this word "Creepy" I don't think it means what you think it means. Nothing in this was creepy
The 9 year old bride is creepy, but not in a spooky way, but in a call CPS way.
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I'm surprised I never see Dr. Carl Von Cosel in these "Creepy" BP posts. He was in love with a woman, Elena Milagros de Hoyos, who had died of tuberculosis. He dug up her grave, took her corpse to his home and lived with her as his lover for 7 years. I watched a documentary about it and some of the things he did to the body were...well, definitely signs of his mental issues. Pretty interesting. Look it up
I think Sandby Borg belongs here. "Such an aura of horror clung to the site that when archaeologists went in to uncover the gruesome facts, local people warned them they should keep well away from the green mound within the low stone wall." Now, what happened at that place that made even looters stay away, and 1500(!) years later, locals still warns about it??? https://www.theguardian.com/science/2018/apr/25/swedish-archaeologists-uncover-brutal-5th-century-massacre And yeah... one of the bodies had sheep teeths stuffed into his mouth... https://youtu.be/yKG1BM7WVBY?feature=shared
I think it's part of BP's contract that they have to exaggerate and mislabel things lol
Load More Replies... You keep using this word "Creepy" I don't think it means what you think it means. Nothing in this was creepy
The 9 year old bride is creepy, but not in a spooky way, but in a call CPS way.
Load More Replies... I'm surprised I never see Dr. Carl Von Cosel in these "Creepy" BP posts. He was in love with a woman, Elena Milagros de Hoyos, who had died of tuberculosis. He dug up her grave, took her corpse to his home and lived with her as his lover for 7 years. I watched a documentary about it and some of the things he did to the body were...well, definitely signs of his mental issues. Pretty interesting. Look it up
I think Sandby Borg belongs here. "Such an aura of horror clung to the site that when archaeologists went in to uncover the gruesome facts, local people warned them they should keep well away from the green mound within the low stone wall." Now, what happened at that place that made even looters stay away, and 1500(!) years later, locals still warns about it??? https://www.theguardian.com/science/2018/apr/25/swedish-archaeologists-uncover-brutal-5th-century-massacre And yeah... one of the bodies had sheep teeths stuffed into his mouth... https://youtu.be/yKG1BM7WVBY?feature=shared
