The Different World

Iron Door work of master blacksmith Cyril Colnik

Living with the Dead

Death is inevitable, but how we deal with it is often based on cultural practices or religious beliefs. In some cases, mental illness, criminal intent, fear of what may happen to oneself, or simple indifference determine how a person responds to a family member’s death. In general, however, the deceased’s remains are given some sort of respectful disposition.

The Mysterious Death of Netta Fornario

The Mysterious Death of Netta Fornario

Netta Fornario was born in 1897 in Cairo, to an English mother and an Italian father. When her mother died the year after her birth, her father handed Netta to the care of her maternal grandfather, Thomas Ling in London. At 14, Netta was living away from home in boarding school.


She had been sent to the Ladies’ College, 2 Grassington Road, Eastbourne for a proper Victorian ladies’ education. Netta spent some of her time as a young adult staying in Italy as an Italian citizen, however, in July 1922 she returned to England. Sometime upon returning to England she became involved with the “Alpha et Omega,” a splinter group of the famous Hermetic Order Of The Golden Dawn. Alpha et Omega was rich in occult practices such as ritual magic, tarot cards, mysticism, and a solid belief in the powers of telepathy. And supposedly, Netta had a deep interest in fairies.

The Waiter

The Waiter is a supposedly true scary story about a young woman who goes out to a restaurant on a blind date.

When my mother was young, she went out on a blind date. Her date took her to a restaurant, and although he was nice enough, she just wasn’t into him. Halfway through the meal she was so bored that she was already thinking of excuses so that she could leave early. The waiter could tell she was bored and kept smiling and winking at her.

The Girl in Grey

The Girl in Grey scary story about a young woman who has a horrible recurring nightmare. It is supposed to be a real story and was posted by a user in a paranormal forum where people discussed their experiences with supernatural events. I dont know how true it is but it is a creepy story non the less. This apparently happened a few years ago in Bilbao, Spain. I think It may be more of a urban legend than a true tale.

I am a 22-year old girl from Bilbao, Spain and I need help because I am absolutely terrified.

Ever since I was 15 or 16, I have been having a recurring nightmare. Every month, I have the same horrible dream again and again.

The mysterious man from Taured

The Man From Taured is an unsolved mystery about a passenger who arrives at an airport with a passport from a country that doesn’t exist.

In July 1954, a mysterious man got off a plane at Haneda airport in Tokyo, Japan. He was white, had a beard and was neatly-dressed. As he walked through customs, he casually handed his passport to the officials.

The Boys with Brass Buttons

The ghost story of the boy with the brass buttons dates back to 1889 and is about a family that purchased a rather old fashioned house in Stuyvesant Square, Philadelphia. The couple started working on refurbishing the whole place. With a lot of time on her hands and very little adult supervision, their youngest daughter started occupying herself by spending a lot of time in the attic that had been converted to a playroom by the previous owners.

Thonis-Heracleion, was an ancient Egyptian city, and was the main port of entry to the Mediterranean Sea
The ruinso of honis-Heracleion located in Abu Qir Bay, currently 2.5 km off the coast.

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