Are there any historical instances of paranormal activity being recorded? Do you know of any spooky legends or anything paranormal related to historical figures? Also which country would be considered the most spookiest/haunted?
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Grayson Nelson
Luke Ross
look up the failed attempt to rebuild jewish temple by julian the apostate
Brayden Moore
Why are those spooky skellingtons pointing at that man? That's not a very nice thing to do.
Colton Ramirez
/r/ing the pic of the prussian (?) in a similar situation but dabbing
Aaron Parker
That's Ivan the Terrible and the Souls of His Victims.
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Cameron Jones
That's still not very kind behavior towards an elderly deranged man.
Jason Bennett
There's a shitton of hearsay or second-hand stories being recorded.
Weirdly enough, I haven't seen any reliable first-hand relation.
Christopher Harris
>Weirdly enough, I haven't seen any reliable first-hand relation.
Gee I wonder why that might be.
Landon Ross
>And some of those who have been with Justinian at the palace late at night, men who were pure of spirit, have thought they saw a strange demoniac form taking his place. One man said that the Emperor suddenly rose from his throne and walked about, and indeed he was never wont to remain sitting for long, and immediately Justinian's head vanished, while the rest of his body seemed to ebb and flow; whereat the beholder stood aghast and fearful, wondering if his eyes were deceiving him. But presently he perceived the vanished head filling out and joining the body again as strangely as it had left it.
Josiah Reyes
Post the one where Justinian's head turns into a blob.
Angel Mitchell
Grayson Myers
>Are there any historical instances of paranormal activity being recorded?
Yes, but most photographs and videos purporting to be of paranormal activity have been debunked
Christian Wright
lmao ghosts arent real you big fucking nerds
Leo Bailey
Who ate my beef jerky and screwed my wife, then?
Jackson Powell
The ghost of slavery past
Brody Miller
There's the Lincoln ghost train to begin with.
>A few years later, tales of a spectral locomotive began appearing along the path of the funeral train. These were not at all unique to Urbana, but they latched on in the small town and began to grow into a local legend. The ghost train, it was said, was crewed by skeletons and a similar skeleton honor guard stood watch over the casket.
>The sound of the train’s whistle, quite different from modern locomotives, could sometimes be heard, or a puff of smoke from an invisible stack might be seen. Clocks would stop for anywhere from six minutes to twenty (the length of the actual stay). The crossing guards at the Miami Street junction also would drop mysteriously when there was nothing on the tracks.
Jason Nguyen
a big black guy
Kevin Murphy
You mean the shadow people?
Luis Mitchell
Lincoln also was haunted by a doppelganger
Jaxson Scott
yeah, sure bub, the same shadow people who broke your window and stole your tv
Eli Turner
They are strange spirits, indeed.