Parasitic Entities | Spirits That Sip on Your Life Force
Parasitic entities are supernatural spirits that attach to unsuspecting people to feed on their life force. These entities look for targets with low self-esteem because it’s the easiest prey.
Parasitic entities are supernatural spirits that attach to unsuspecting people to feed on their life force. These entities look for targets with low self-esteem because it’s the easiest prey.
Our friends at Oddity Odysseys have a special Halloween video about the very tragic & haunted Picnic Table #29 at Griffith Park in Los Angeles. There could be more than just ghosts haunting this spot. Check it out!
A game of Truth or Dare goes wrong and Bloody Mary comes for college students in Glen Ellyn, Illinois.
The Moore Theatre in Seattle, Washington is one of the oldest theaters in the city. It’s been used for stage acts, vaudeville performances, movies, boxing, and now concerts. When it comes to ghosts, it’s probably better as a legend tripping destination than a ghost hunt. Find out why after the…
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Athens Lunatic Asylum opened in 1874 and closed in 1993. It helped rehabilitate Civil War veterans, mentally handicapped patients, the violently insane and TB patients. The doctors treated many patients with lobotomies, electroshock therapy, hydrotherapy and psychotropic drugs — all treatments considered torture now. That makes it obvious why Athens…
Peoria State Hospital’s history is being erased in real time. Get the haunted tales of ghosts and more … before they’re gone forever.
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Trenton Psychiatric Hospital, originally named New Jersey State Lunatic Asylum, has a long history of helping mentally ill patients — and harming them. The hospital opened in 1848 and welcomed 86 patients. The first superintendent, Horace Buttolph, was a good man and provided excellent care for the people in his…