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The Metal Man of Courtney Nevada
I'm a cop in Nevada for a tiny town of less than a thousand. Courtney Nevada doesn't have an actual police force, the mayor is usually whoever is the soberest at election time, and it's made up of retirees and people trying not to be noticed. It lies between Austin and Eureka, and the whole town is managed by a single officer, me. I live in Eureka, but three months out of the year I stay in the dingy little Palmer Inn and operate the emergency phone system. It's routed to my cell phone and when I'm not out on a call I can be found in my room watching TV, the Palmer actually gets really satellite TV.
By Joshua Campbell3 years ago in Horror
Lochness Monster
This is a fictional story based off the Lochness Monster legend. We cannot truly determine whether or not the events that we are about to share really happened or not, only that many have previously sighted The Lochness Monster for themselves, and that this is supposedly one of those treacherous sightings. This is the tale of Captain Fitzgerald and his crew of five, who all ventured out on a fishing expedition in the middle of Lochness, during the summer of 1963. It was a rainy evening, despite the time of year. The heat was incredible, so the air had gotten damp and humid, resulting in a terrifying thunderstorm, that the fisherman found themselves in. Filthy water, spat up at them from deep below, they thought it was the wind, but apparently something much larger and fierce was hiding beneath the waves. The crew were freezing, as thunder struck in the far distance and rain drenched them completely.
By Joseph Roy Wright3 years ago in Horror
Most Famous Haunted Places in the United States
1. The Winchester Mystery House, San Jose, California The Winchester Enigma Residence, situated in San Jose, California, unfolds its mystery within the architectural tapestry crafted by Sarah Winchester, the widow of the renowned firearms tycoon, William Winchester. This sprawling Victorian marvel entwines visitors in a labyrinth of staircases leading nowhere, concealed chambers, and clandestine passageways. Notably, the house's edifice remains perpetually incomplete, a canvas believed to be imbued with the ethereal echoes of lives lost to Winchester rifles.
By Dalip Singh3 years ago in Horror
The Legend Of Mothman
This article explores the myth of Moth Man. Within the American state of West Virginia, there is a terrifying legend. That of the insidious Moth Man, a creature part human and insect, that stalks the night skies, searching for prey. Footage is rare, yet stories are common. Many have claimed to see this beast with their own eyes, most notably is it's huge startling red eyes, against it's dark shadowy figure. The creature has long black wings, sometimes resembling a giant humanoid bat. There have been several movies, books, TV shows and other outlets, all investigating this otherworldly legend. Is the Mothman a myth, or does this abomination truly exist? We cannot truly say, we can't prove or debunk such horrors, only share them with you.
By Joseph Roy Wright3 years ago in Horror
Big Foot
These are fictional tales based off the urban legend of Big Foot. Everyone's heard of the Big Foot. The giant monster that stalks the north western woods of Washington DC. The question on everyone's mind is; "does a beast like that truly exist, or is it just myth?" We are not here to claim whether or not Big Foot is a real entity, but to share with you a couple of tales about this terrifying being. I must warn you that the events we are about to share, may be distressing to some audiences. Those of you who are afraid of Supernatural creatures my find this these tales disturbing.
By Joseph Roy Wright3 years ago in Horror
Whispers of the Forgotten
In the faraway, fog-enshrouded city of Raven's Hollow, nestled among craggy cliffs and the tumultuous sea, an historical legend whispered of a time while darkness could descend upon the land. The townsfolk, a superstitious lot, spoke in hushed tones of the 'Forgotten Ones,' ethereal entities said to live inside the shadows, awaiting the instant to reclaim what was once theirs.
By Clara Nightingale3 years ago in Horror
Echoes in the Abyss
In the coronary heart of a dense, historic forest, cloaked in perpetual twilight, lay the ruins of what turned into once a grand estate. The remnants of its glory, now overgrown with ivy and moss, whispered stories of a forgotten time while it was the seat of a rich family. But the ones walls additionally harbored a darker history, one that the close by villagers stated simplest in hushed tones.
By Clara Nightingale3 years ago in Horror
Shadows of the Unearthed
As the storm raged outside, the manor seemed to groan below its personal weight, as if lamenting the unholy deeds transpiring inside. Dr. Rutherford's fingers, trembling with anticipation and worry, labored feverishly over the shape that lay on the table. The frame, stitched together from the remnants of the forgotten dead, was an ugly tapestry of mortality, a macabre testomony to the doctor's unhinged brilliance.
By Clara Nightingale3 years ago in Horror
The Shadows of Eternity
In the yr of our Lord 1823, in a land shrouded with the aid of the misty veil of the unknown, there stood an edifice of such grandeur and melancholy that it appeared a relic of any other age, an age in which the limits among the herbal and the supernatural had been but undefined. This manor, acknowledged to the villagers as Evershall, sat on the precipice of the English nation-state, overlooking a chasm so deep and darkish that it regarded to swallow the very mild of day.
By Clara Nightingale3 years ago in Horror
The road girl. Content Warning.
Many are the dark roads that humans do not like to take, especially at night. These roads are either haunted by jinn and ghosts, or often filled with thieves and highwaymen. Today, we have a chilling horror story from a real-life stories website. Our story is titled "The Girl on the Road." We hope you enjoy it.
By Mesloub Iheb3 years ago in Horror
