Website ordered to pay $125,000 over ‘haunted’ mill claim

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Staley Mill’s owner, who claimed false tales about the historic property being haunted turned her life into a nightmare, has received a judgment for more than $125,000 against a Columbus website operator.

Via Museum of Hoaxes.

‘Nun’s ghost tells owner how to renovate house’

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Ghost busters have failed to drive out the souls who drift in and out of an 1820s Settler house in Bathurst. The house was bought on a whim by Johannesburg businesswoman Marilyn Michau in December 2005 – she had not even set foot inside the boarded up St John’s Church rectory at the time she decided to purchase the building.

Spooky prospects in Narre Warren

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Twenty years ago this week, residents in Prospect Hill Road, Narre Warren, reported “weird incidents” in their new homes.

Life in one of Britain's most haunted houses

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"We heard a voice booming out on the landing, saying ’I am with you’. We couldn’t take it any more — we had to evacuate the house."

The lost boy of the old Bisbee cemetery

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The old cemetery was closed in 1912 and the removal of the residents was completed in 1914. The city was sure all of the burials were moved—but because of incomplete records and decaying tombstones, one can only speculate a few gravesites were left behind.

Photo spooks experts in hunt for ghost of Tantallon Castle

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New evidence which appears to back up claims that a ghost is stalking a Lothians castle has been uncovered.

With pics.

Ghost hunters intrigued by the paranormal in Salisbury

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Rodney Whittaker couldn't wait to develop the film on his disposable camera.

Spooked out at a Shropshire castle

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At Whittington Castle, near Oswestry, it’s approaching midnight: Time to talk to dead people.

Cold Spots: Glensheen Mansion

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The newspaper headlines read like a tale from a dime-store detective novel. An heiress murdered, a fortune to blame, and all set in an enormous mansion overlooking a lake.