Jerome London

Is this old Southern plantation haunted by the ghost of a slave girl who murdered three members of a white family whose patriarch cut off her ear for misbehaving?

This humble little stone house on the banks of the Missouri River in Kansas is allegedly haunted by a girl named Sallie who died from a botched appendectomy in the house around 1905. According to multiple reports, she never forgave the doctor—nor any male who dared to enter the house since.

In 1975, a year after a family of six was murdered while sleeping at 112 Ocean Avenue in Amityville, NY, another family moved in and then moved out after claiming the house was haunted. Here are the facts about that notoriously haunted house.

Jennifer Kesse was last seen in January 2006. Her body has never been found and her case has never been solved. Was she killed by a coworker who was driven insane by jealousy over the fact that she had a boyfriend?

From Vince Foster’s suicide to Barack Obama’s birth certificate, here are 13 false conspiracy theories that Donald Trump has peddled over the years.

They are basically rain gutters with ugly faces.

Cicada 3001 has been called “the most elaborate and mysterious puzzle of the internet age.” The Washington Post ranked it as one of the “top 5 eeriest, unsolved mysteries of the internet.” Six years after the elaborate cryptographic puzzle contest first launched, it still seems that no one except the person(s) who started it know(s) what it even meant—if it meant anything at all.

What killed a team of nine accomplished mountain hikers? An avalanche? A UFO? Bigfoot? Military tests?

Phantom Time Hypothesis claims that the years 614-911 never happened and that we’re actually living in the 1700s right now.

Built in 1829 and closed in 1971, Eastern State Penitentiary is considered one of the most haunted places in the world.

If laughter is the best medicine, here’s a whole pharmacy.

These words will sprinkle color on the greyest sentence, so quit being craven and start reading!

Forsooth! Can ye assay and swink through this list without brabbling?

As autumn falls and the nights get darker, you’ll need these scary words to ward off evil.

Did an ancient civilization build 4,000-foot pyramids in Antarctica 100 million years ago, or is that just a really dumb way to look at pictures of mountains?

On its first page, The Da Vinci Code states that the book is based on a true secret society founded in France in the 1100s called the Priory of Sion. Instead, It was all a hoax fabricated in the 1950s by a French fascist.

Let’s look at the theories about who killed him—or even if he was killed at all.

When most hear the word “pizza,” that’s exactly what they think about—pizza, plain and simple. But to the believers of a notorious conspiracy theory known as “Pizzagate,” the word doesn’t actually mean “pizza”—instead, it’s code for “pedophilia.”