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The green children of Woolpit

I decided to start this blog with one of the stories that fascinated me so much as a child: the

Those born and raised in Rome know the Primavalle district well. “Borgata”, using a popular, immediate, still widespread term. A

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Early 70s, Milan, Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore (Catholic University of the Sacred Heart). These three elements – temporal and

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In short The Cleveland Torso Murderer, or “Mad Butcher of Kingsbury Run”, is a never-identified serial killer who between 1935

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The stories we are going to tell share the same origin, the same substratum. What is 4chan? Let’s start from

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In short On 19 February 1994 Gloria Ramirez, 31, who had cervical cancer, died in the emergency room in Riverside,

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The world of sects, in the collective imagination, fascinates and frightens at the same time. A vast, multifaceted, complex, difficult

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When we talk about “witch-hunting”, the memory and the collective imagination run to an ancient past made of tortures, burning

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In short The Cecil Hotel in Los Angeles, opened in 1924, is known for the many suicides, murders and mysterious

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I am convinced that most people believe that curses do not exist and that they are only inventions fortified by

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In short The Clown Motel in Tonopah, Nevada, is a clown-themed motel with thousands of figurines in its lobby, built

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In 2007, the horror film “The Mist”, directed by Frank Darabont and based on the story of the same name

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