The creepiest HOME in AMERICA....

Villisca Axe Murder House in Villisca, Iowa

This is by far one of America's worst murder case. On June 10, 1912 eight people as they slept in their house in a small town of Villisca, Iowa fell victim to an unknown intruder with an axe and killed the entire family including two young children visiting at the time. In this brutal act of murder the victims were a husband and wife along with their four young children and 2 of the neighbor kids. The murderer is unknown and was never caught but at the time they did apprehend a man and he did testify explaining his brutal act of murder and still he was acquitted ??!! People have claimed to seeing strange visions and hearing odd noises. Is this house haunted by the spirits of the family?? or by other unknown demonic forces?? find out for yourselves should you dare to spend the night and find out? or visit during its visiting early hours? whatever you decide i think this house is haunted and  by far one of the creepiest places to visit.

Bhangarh fort haunted or NOT??

many of you may or may have not heard of this place its consider 1 of the most haunted places on earth BHANGARH FORT located in INDIA. India people and locals are very familiar with the story and hauntings of BHANGARH FORT. It's so haunted that autnorities have advise not to enter the ruin city around night time.


The story is that the wicked sorcerer cursed the city after being spurned by a princess. By the 17th-century the city was destroyed by an army leaving only its temple intact, and it has been uninhabited ever since. Locals and visitors say that birds and wildlife fall silent as the spirit of the sorcerer lurk the night, and no one has ever attempted to spend the night there because of it being too spooky and risky to take that chance.


So after reading this do you think this place is just an over imagination of the people some legend passed on generation to generation. OR is it SIMPLY JUST not real?????

JAPAN HAUNTINGS

Lets take a trip to japan and investigate some hauntings that are well known around the area. The Kanmon Straits  or the Straits of Shimonoseki is the stretch of water separating two of Japan's four main islands 

Amiidaji (Temple of Amida) in Dan-no-ura, in the Shimonoseki Strait, is the location of a legendary haunting. It is said that the blind Biwa hōshi Hoichi, a resident of the temple, was visited every night by the ghost of a dead samurai and made to play the biwa in the cemetery, but the priest of the temple soon found out and had the heart sutra painted on every part of Hoichi's body apart from the ears. When the samurai returned one night to take Hoichi to the cemetery, he could only see Hoichi's ears, so he took them instead and Hoichi was left earless. Hoichi is commonly known as "Mimi-Nashi Hoichi", "Hōichi the Earless", due to this event. This legend was famously retold by Lafcadio Hearn in his Kwaidan: Stories and Studies of Strange Things which was later adapted as part of Masaki Kobayashi's film Kwaidan.

Aokigahara, the forest at the bottom of Mt. Fuji, is a popular location for suicide. This gives rise to a widespread belief that it is haunted. 

Okiku's Well at Himeji Castle is often said to be haunted by the ghost of Okiku. She is supposed to rise from the well at night and count to nine before shrieking and returning to the well.

_http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_reportedly_haunted_locations_in_the_world#Japan