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Soul ascending

This chilling photo was taken in Stanton, Kentucky, at the scene of a fatal motorbike crash. Saul Vazquez was a witness in his truck and took the photo which appears to show a ghostly figure above the body of the  motorcyclist. Vazquez asserts that the photo hasn’t been edited in any way. Do you believe this is the soul of the man leaving his body?

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Haunted Room 13

Room 13 of the San Remo Hotel in San Francisco was the home of an elderly ex-prostitute. She died of old age and her body wasn’t discovered for several months. She haunts the hotel, appearing as a full-bodied apparition as captured in this incredible photograph by livescifi.tv.

The hotel also boasts hauntings by a young man who slit his wrists in the bath tub and a bridegroom who was shot by his wife’s jilted lover.

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The horrible aftermath of a 1945 car accident. No one knows how the victim ended up on top of the telegraph pole.

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The Casa Grande Domes

This strange site in Casa Grande, Arizona, was built 1982 for electronics manufacturing. The strange saucer or caterpillar-like structures were created by pouring concrete on top of metal skeletons and inflated balloons. The dome shapes were chosen to improve insulation and cost efficiency. However, the electronics company defaulted on their bank loan, and the site was repossessed in 1983.

The domes have been abandoned since, and have fallen into a dangerous state of disrepair, but they are frequently visited by youths, vandals, and many people with a much darker agenda.

There are tales of black magic, witchcraft and devil worship being performed on the site, with the skeletal remains being found of dogs, chickens and even a human, fuelling rumours of ritualistic sacrifice taking place inside.

Eye witness accounts report shadow figures within the domes and the surrounding desert, disembodied voices and screams, stones being thrown, and tapping on cars. With some people saying they are built on cursed land, it’s no wonder the Casa Grande Domes are an unsettling place.