A Mystery Creature



A strange creature in Cerro Azul, Panama, was found and killed by 4 kids .

The kids were messing around on a hillside when the creature started to approach them, .Fearful of there lives they threw stones and killed it.No official comments are being made. Some people are saying its a Sloth but has no fur … the skin was told to be rubbery .What do you think?

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Doppelgänger - Mystery Case Unsolved till date



Doppelgänger as a term refers to “double walker” which means a shadow of oneself that accompanies every person. As traditional lore point out, these doppelgängers are usually visible to the person himself and occasionally it may be visible to friends and family resulting in being present at two locations and causing confusion.

Although it may seem impossible for a person to be present in two places, yet the concept and theory of doppelgangers seem to betray this. There have been many instances in the history that claim to have sighted doppelgängers. Some of these have been of apparitions of one’s own self while others claim to have seen the similar person at two different locations. From what ever claims that have been reported, it seems that the doppelgänger is just like the real person and can interact in the similar fashion just as the real person.

There have been instances of doppelgängers been reported. Here is an account of the few famous ones:

Emilie Sagee: perhaps the most intriguing of the cases of doppelgangers has been that of Emilie Sagee. She was a teacher in a girl’s school in Latvia. Several instances of her double appearing in full view of the students had been reported. The doppelganger sometimes copied her movements, other times it appeared in two different locations. When two of the students tried to touch one of the phantoms, they faced some resistance and then the figure vanished. Emilie herself never witnessed her shadow but she felt tired and drained on those instances when others claimed to have seen her doppelganger.

The French short story writer and novelist, Guy de Maupassant also claimed to have seen his doppelganger and been haunted by it.

The 16th century English poet John Donne was visited by the doppelgängers of his wife.

Queen Elizabeth I of England had apparently seen her doppelgängers on the bed. This sighting shocked her to such an extent that she died shortly.

Percy Bysshe Shelley was visited by his doppelganger who pointed towards the Mediterranean Sea and shortly Shelly drowned in the Mediterranean Sea due to a sailing accident.

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UFO Abduction and Alien Fetus from Italy



There is a story emerging from Italy recently about a young women who has claimed that since being 4 years old she has been abducted several times by Aliens. What is more interesting is the amount of physical proof that is on her body, she has marks that I can only describe as puncture wounds from large needles or probes and bruises and marks where chemicals have been used.

That is not the most mysterious part of the story though, she was examined by doctors who found an implant in her skull! She has no marks or scars on her head where this implant could have been placed, but its there. Also, Doctors also found that she was pregnant with what is claimed to be an Alien Fetus. The Fetus was aborted due to complications and what doctors found was horrific!

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Ouija Boards



Sold in toy departments to children of all ages, Ouija boards have been a popular entertainment tool since the 1890’s. With a wooden marker and a flat board covered with alphabet letters and numbers, players can ask any question and receive answers from an unnamed source. But do Ouija boards work? And what force powers them? Over the years they have been used as pure entertainment, a means to contact the dead, and have been increasingly associated with dark mystical forces such as demons thanks to movies such as “The Exorcist.”

During World War II, many women and girls were left behind in the United States as their husbands and brothers went off to fight. Ouija boards became a very popular means of asking the “powers that be” about the fates of these young men. During one such session, a young wife from Bountiful, Utah asked two questions: Is my husband all right? And is my brother all right? To the first question, the answer came back with a definite “NO.” When the young wife asked further, the answer came back that her husband had been killed. Distraught and panicked, she then asked about her beloved brother, who was stationed in Asia. The Ouija board slowly spelled out that her brother was a “prisoner,” “shot,” and “alive.”

In terror and despair, she waited for days for news from her men, only to find that her husband was just fine, doing well, and most certainly not dead. Greatly relieved, and feeling a little silly, she waited to hear from her brother. But as time passed, the happy news she hoped for became more and more unlikely. And when she did finally hear the news of her brother, she was shocked to find that while the Ouija board had been so wrong about her husband, it was perfectly accurate about her brother’s fate. He had been captured, held in a POW camp, and shot in the head while trying to escape. However, he did escape successfully and was alive and recovering well. The Ouija board had worked extremely well for one soldier, but not at all for the other. Similar examples can be found everywhere of how Ouija boards sometimes don’t work at all, and yet sometimes work with frightening accuracy.

Given the success of a Ouija board, what powers it? Many people believe that the users themselves, either consciously or unconsciously, move the wooden marker around the board to give them the answer they expect the most. Another theory is that one or more users around a Ouija board intentionally are trying to entertain or frighten the other users. But what about those cases where a Ouija board predicts something that nobody present knows? Some people believe that it is moved by the spirits of the dead, or guardian angels, who have access to greater knowledge than the mortals surrounding the board. But many people believe that a Ouija board is a convenient way for demons and malicious spirits to attach to living people. They may answer truthfully some of the time, but mostly they choose the answer that will most frighten, distress, and upset the users of the board. And beware — once a Ouija board has been used to communicate with dark spirits, some people believe that the spirits can and will follow the users in their daily lives, “haunting” them as long as they can.

The Reincarnation of Buddha? - The case of Ram Bahadur Bomjon



Ram Bahadur Bomjon (Sanskrit: राम बहादुर बामजान) (born c. 9 April 1990, sometimes spelt Bomjan, Banjan, or Bamjan), also known as Palden Dorje (his monastic name) and now Dharma Sangha, is from Ratanapuri village, Bara district, Nepal. Some of his supporters have claimed that he is a reincarnation of the Buddha, but Ram himself has denied this, and many practitioners of Buddhism agree that the Buddha has entered nirvana and cannot be reborn.

He drew thousands of visitors and media attention by spending months in meditation. Nicknamed the Buddha Boy, he began his meditation on 16 May 2005. He reportedly disappeared from the hollow tree where he had been meditating for months on 16 March 2006, but was found by some followers a week later. He told them he had left his meditation place, where large crowds had been watching him, “because there is no peace”. He then went his own way and reappeared elsewhere in Nepal on 26 December 2006, but left again on 8 March 2007. On 26 March 2007, inspectors from the Area Police Post Nijgadh in Ratanapuri found Bomjon meditating inside a bunker-like ditch seven feet square.



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okay here's one funny one...but heck, who knows. No one solved it yet....what happened?

Princess Diana of Wales - Conspiracy?



Born into royalty, Princess Diana was most definitely a member of the royal family who was able to become a worldwide icon, bringing the issue of AIDS awareness and treatment to the forefront. Married to Prince Charles of Wales with two sons, Diana’s life seemed great. However, on August 31, Diana and Dodi Al-Fayed, her rumored boyfriend, were killed in a crash after the car they were in slammed into a road tunnel in Paris. The driver was told to take that route to avoid paparazzi. Not only do people conspire about her death, some believing it was a plot by the M16 acting on orders from Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, but others believe she isn’t dead at all. Pictures have floated around of a suspected Diana in a wheelchair who is said to be pregnant with Al-Fayed’s child. However, with over 2.5 million people viewing the funeral, most believe she is dead.

Amelia Earhart - Dead? or Alive?



Amelia Earhart stands as one of the most notable women when it comes to pioneering early aviation. Despite being a woman, Earhart earned awards for becoming the first female to fly across the Atlantic Ocean alone. In 1937, she set off to circumnavigate the globe in her airplane, but she soon disappeared when flying over the Pacific Ocean, specifically near Howland Island. Aviators believe that Earhart’s plane ran out of fuel and she pulled the crash and sink method. However, some believe she was spying on Japan in the Pacific, captured and executed when her plane crashed in Japanese territory, or that she decided to assume a new identity. Some have claimed to have seen her in Japan.

The Strange Case of Elmer



in December of 1976, a camera crew for the TV show The Six Million Dollar Man was filming on location at a second rate amusement park in Long Beach California called The Pike (or the Nu Pike, depending on which account you read) where they were going to film some scenes in the spook house, a crew member had decided to remove one of the props, a hanging man who had been painted day glow orange, when he grabbed the arm of the dummy, it snapped off, and inside was what appeared to be human bone

the arm was delivered to the coroner's office, who confirmed that it was a mummified human arm, and the body itself was transported to the coroner for an autopsy, which, as it turned out, had been autopsied once before

what followed was considered one of the strangest cases to ever come out of the LA county coroner's office, keep in mind that this is LA we're talking about, and they get strange cases all the time, some of the first clues to emerge in the case was the fact that the corpse had been emblamed with arsenic, which is what led to it becoming mummified rather than decomposing, the fact that arsenic was used helped narrow down the timeframe that the body had been killed because arsenic had been banned in the early 1900s for use in autopsies for safety reasons

a couple old ticket stubs and an old coin were also found in the corpses mouth, which helped narrow down the timeframe even more, investigators tracked down the name on the ticket stub, and found records of a man who had once had a travelling museum of crime, the man was deceased, but they managed to track down his son, who vividly remembered not only his father's old crime museum, but this body in particular, from there they were able to trace ownership of the coprse to other other proprieters of freak shows, carnivals, and the like, but found no corroborating evidence as to who the corpse really was

eventually, town officials in Guthrie Oklahoma, who had heard about the story through the press contacted the LA County coroner's office, thinking the corpse may have been that of a small time and somewhat unsuccessful train robber named Elmer McCurdy, who died in 1911 in a shootout with the cops (there was a bullet lodged in the corpse) they were able to produce numerous newspaper reports on the exploits of Elmer, including pictures, one of which was taken after he had died, in his coffin

using what was considered at the time to be breakthrough technology, the LA County coroner took up close shots of the face of the corpse, and compared it to Elmer's picture in his coffin, by projecting both images onto a screen and merging them, he was able to identify the mummy as being that of Elmer McCurdy (they recreated this on a recent TV show I saw, and it was pretty mind blowing to see that there was absolutley no doubt as to the identity)

Elmer was eventually returned home and buried in his hometown, and the LA county coroner was able to close the most bizarre case in it's history, the only one to date where they had to rely on 70+ newspaper clippings and pictures to identify a body

as a corpse, Elmer travelled the country for over 60 years, first under his real name, complete with the outfit he was wearing when he was shot, but, over the years as he was sold and resold, he lost his original outfit, and eventually his identity, when found hanging in the funhouse of The Pike, he had been there for 4 years, and had been part of a big collection of various freak show and carnival attractions, as by the mid 70's, travelling sideshows had basically become a thing of the past, apparently no one who worked for the amusement park had any idea they had a real human mummy on their hands, and the hundereds, probably thounsands of people who passed through the spookhouse had any idea that the day glo orange hanged man they saw was not a dummy at all

The Real Sleeping Beauty - The Incorruptible of Saint Bernadette

Last time in 1879


Now


Bernadette Soubirous is the saint of Lourdes, France. Visionary and messenger of the Immaculate Conception, she told us the very words of the Virgin Mary, spoken in the native Basque tongue of Southern France and Northern Spain. She spoke words teaching of the merits of prayer, penance, poverty and church. In the first and most widely recognized Marian apparition of modern times, a personal message was delivered also to Bernadette—She would not find happiness in this world, but only in the next.

She was to die twenty–one years later in 1879 after a prolonged and painful illness. She remained hidden in a convent about 300 miles from home, a refuge from the interrogations and the pilgrims that never ceased seeking her. At thirty–five, her strong–willed manner gave way to her frail body, and she finally entered into her eternal happiness.

While she took with her the knowledge of certain secrets the Virgin gave her, one secret remained hidden in our presence. The most spectacular of all the incorruptibles, Bernadette's miraculously preserved body remained buried in a damp grave for thirty years until the cause for beatification was taken up. To this day, the body of Bernadette is a profound source of inspiration and of mystery surrounding the ways of the Lord. The face of Bernadette is one of surreal beauty, and will remain for us always the face that gazed into the eyes of the Mother of God.

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someone can donate some stories?

so far which is the best story u all read?

actually lotsa movies/drama/series relates to alot of real life stories characters. such as d.b cooper in prison break and some in supernatural