Mystery

Weird and Paranormal
Inter-dimensional time Rift in Kirbyville Texas "2016" If your anything like me you like the weird and paranormal, however this takes it to a whole other level. This story was told by my older brother. so I might not have all of the Details Correct. One day as my brother was outside in a barn that we own that is sort of in the woods, but you can still see the road. he was standing out there and he started to hear the sounds of multiple vehicles.
By Kenneth Haines4 years ago in FYI
6 TOP TIPS TO IMPROVE SEO IN 2022
6 Top Ways To Blow Your SEO Marketing Strategy in 2022 Why should you improve your SEO strategies? Which strategies should you improve to rank on top pages, and to drive traffic that will generate more leads and increase conversions?
By Ezio solutions4 years ago in FYI
It's Never A Mannequin
Picture this: you are walking along the busy streets of Chihuahua, Mexico. The shops are bustling, the air is loud with conversation, the breeze is dry as it rustles through your hair. You come upon the intersection of Ocampo and Victoria Streets and notice a large group of people peering curiously through a shop window. As you get closer you see that it is a bridal shop, and the crowd is admiring the gown displayed in the window. It’s a beautiful gown, but upon approaching, you realize that the dress is not what has everyone’s attention. It’s the woman wearing it. No, not a woman, a mannequin. Right? It must be a mannequin, there’s no way a model can stand that still. Yet, the hands, they seem so real, so detailed and soft. Store mannequins don’t have hands like that. As you move your gaze upward and take in the waxy face and exaggerated eyelashes you conclude: it must be a mannequin…but those eyes, they seem alive, and they seem to follow you as you move across the window to get a better look. A chill moves down your spine, despite the warm, dry air around you, as you can’t shake the feeling that what you are looking at is so much more than a mannequin display. You can’t shake the feeling that it’s a human. That you’re staring into the eyes of a corpse.
By Chelsea Adler4 years ago in FYI
The Death Of Vincent Van Gogh
On July 27, 1890, intellectuals and art lovers speculated for a long time in the sequence of events that day, which resulted in gunshot wounds to the abdomen. After a pioneer study of Pulitzer Prize-winner Steven Naifeh and Gregory White Smith, who first published his study of Van Gogh in 1890, the singer was shot by a man named Rene Secretan who presented his whole life (see Vicente Minnelli's Van Gogh film Lust for Life) (1956) the artist is shown in the forest around the French city of Auvers-Sur-Oise near Paris). Little is known about how he received the gunshot wound to his stomach in the 30 hours leading up to July 27. Some art historians believe that his death was the result of suicide, but there is no universal truth in this view.
By Jhakri Tharu4 years ago in FYI
The Disappearance Of Amelia Earhart
After landing in Laing, New Guinea, Earhart flew 1,500 miles [2,500 km] to Howland Island, a small island in the Pacific Ocean for burning, and Fred Noonan, his sailor. The plane returned three days later at Navy's Luke Field on Ford Island near Pearl Harbor aboard Earhart and Noonan and Harry Manning. Earhart's trip was to return to Laing Airfield in Howland, a 2,556-mile (2,200 mi, 4,100 km) journey.
By Jhakri Tharu4 years ago in FYI
Past can be changed!
Hello there! This article is going to be about a phenomenal phenomena which will blow your mind. One of my most preferred example I would take for this is that; One day you woke up, checked your mobile, and found that your social media platforms are not on your smartphone and when you ask your friends and family regarding the same; they shock you by replying back, "This app! We don't know about this app." But, the thing is that you have already used that app. Just think about this particular thought-provoking situation. Though, most probably it is not going to happen in reality and I hope that no one experience this kind of dilemma😜.
By Rahul Kumar4 years ago in FYI
The flying Dutchman is real and roams the oceans until now
To be honest, I really tought the ship "The Flying Dutchman" to be a ship invented for the movie "Pirates of the Caribbean" with Johnny Deep.
By Maria Ostasevici 4 years ago in FYI
UFO Hotspot
For quite a long time specifically over a period of 4 years, from 1988, to 1992, I lived in Topanga Canyon, just before one of the most dynamic nearby UFO "folds" ever. Tremendous items skimmed quietly between the lofty slants of gorges, organized art drifted over segregated lodges and homes and a rash of kidnappings surprised scientists. Bizarre, ridiculous creatures were additionally located. The neighborhood Topanga Messenger even included a story on a nearby family who had been annoyed by a tremendous "transport" with splendid lights.
By A.O4 years ago in FYI
Devil’s Gate Reservoir
This dry, brush-filled flood direct in Pasadena is properly named. It's the location of some genuinely devilish occasions.
By A.O4 years ago in FYI
The Philadelphia Experiment
Genuine books have been expounded on it. It's the subject of a 1984 film along these lines as Back to the Future. It's even given its name to a new-thousand years jazz combination combo. However, the Philadelphia Experiment is one thing that no one appears to concur upon. To a few, it's an odd fantasy of an unpredictable creative mind. To other people, it's a fabrication, straightforward. In any case, to a center of firm devotees, it's the account of one of the most peculiar logical investigations ever—an activity in twisting energy waves that tore an opening in space-time and pushed a whole maritime vessel through it.
By A.O4 years ago in FYI
The House That Fear Built
Sitting squat in the focal point of Silicon Valley, rambling across nine sections of land of a portion of the state's most advantageous business and private land, is a monstrous building that is a landmark to those quintessentially Californian qualities of nouveau-riche abundance, shameless unpredictability, and mysterious roused neurosis – the Winchester Mystery House. This 160-room Victorian behemoth was developed for one reason in particular – to house a multitude of phantoms.
By A.O4 years ago in FYI
Hotel Del Coronado, San Diego
Rare sorts of people who stay in the five-star Hotel Del Coronado know about the everlasting visitor who lives here until they run into her late around evening time. Kate Morgan checked in at the resplendent inn on Thanksgiving Day, 1892. She looked at with a gunfire twisted to the sanctuary five days after the fact. The case was a sensation in neighborhood and public papers for quite a long time thereafter, and scholars have estimated on parts of the case for longer than a century. Contemporary features fixated on the secret of "The Beautiful Stranger."
By A.O4 years ago in FYI