The Clapham Wood Mystery is the name given
related to the strange events happening in Clapham Wood, West Sussex, England. The events that are reports from local
residents who experienced the strange phenomenon. For example, a family pet is
lost suddenly or people who suddenly died for no reason.
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November 09, 2012
The Mystery of Lights Ghosts in the Bridgewater Triangle

Bridgewater Triangle is an area of about 200 square miles in southeastern Massachusetts,USA. Since colonial times, the area
was known as an area that has a mysterious power that is difficult to explain.
Various reports on the region was recorded in conduction phenomena poltergeists
and orbs, balls of fire fell suddenly there was also the phenomenon of ghost.
The Mystery of Gas Spreader Woman
The Mad Gasser of Mattoon is the name
given to the man behind a series of gas attacks that occurred in Botetourt
County, Virginia, in the early 1930s, and in Mattoon,
Illinois, in mid-1940 occurred in the first an.Kejadian Cal Huffman , in
Haymakertown, Botetourt County, where there are three attacks were reported
during the night.
The Mystery of Zana 'Ancient Man'
This strange incident occurred in the
Middle Ages, around the 18th century. Ochamchir, a hunter in the territory of Georgia when it was
still in one of the provinces in Russia. Hunter captures a wild woman in which
arms, legs and fingers covered in thick hair. This strange woman named Zana.
Since the wild, to tame at first he had to be locked up for years with food
thrown at her. After he was tame, then Zana was released and was taught to do
things lightly. Such as grinding corn, etc.
The Traces of Satan Haunts in Devon
The Devil's Footprints is a name given to
a strange phenomenon that occurred in Devon, England on February 8, 1855. After a
snowfall at night, appeared the next day in the snow footprints measuring 1.5
inc (4 cm) wide and 2.5 inc (6.35 cm). Traces were scattered throughout the
village.
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