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Picture generated with AI Location: Lithia Park, Ashland, Oregon, United States of America Dates Active: 1875 to Present Category: Ghost Light, Haunting, Mysterious Sounds, Technology Cause: Unknown, possible murder Status: Ongoing Entry ID: 022424I-00078 Summery:   Lithia Park has had a long history of supernatural experiences. In Depth: When it was first opened in 1908, Lithia Park was only a small patch of land, but eventually grew inside to a nearly 100 acre park with duck ponds and streams, walking paths, a Japanese garden, a playground, and a bandshell. It even had a zoo and campgrounds at one time, but those days have long since passed. However, the park is also home to a few dark secrets, including stories of numerous ghosts haunting the grounds. One such ghost appears to roam about the entirety of the park, supposedly belonging to a young woman or girl who was murdered in the area sometime in the late 1800s (some fingering the exact year being 1875.) This young woman...

Picture generated with AI Location: United States of America Dates Active: 2006 to Present Category: Technology, Video Games Cause: Creepypasta, computer programmers Status: Ongoing Entry ID: 012824G-00051 Summery:   What started out as a fun little creepypasta about a sleep deprivation-inducing game mod could now very well be real thanks to some fans with too much time on their hands. In Depth: A story about a mysterious PC mod to the popular ARPG The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind appeared on several creepypasta websites, implying reality-altering abilities being added to a videogame (or at least causing hallucinations due to the severe sleep deprivation that people would subject themselves to in order to peel back its secrets.) Known as jvk1166z.esp, the file soon began to appear on file sharing sites, where curious fans began to download it in order to try and see if it really worked. While mostly a lesson in not believing everything you read, fans of the game and the creep...

Picture generated with AI Location: Sweden (and neighboring countries) Dates Active: 1946 to 1948 Category: Conspiracies, Extraterrestrials, Technology, UFOs Cause: Possible Russian rocket tests, possible extraterrestrial activity, possible meteor shower Status: Closed Entry ID: 012824B-00046 Summery:   Objects seen in the sky over post-World War II Europe has people wondering if the Russians were testing rockets or if we were being visited by extraterrestrials. In Depth: Shortly after the end of World War II reports of strange objects streaking across the sky began pouring in from all over the country of Sweden. This would be the start of one of the most well-documented cases of UFO activity the world has ever seen, with over 2000 reports in Sweden alone over less than a one-year-long period of time. About 10% of those reports were backed up by radar. These sightings became known as the "Ghost Rockets." Investigations into the Ghost Rockets case have been pretty much o...

Picture generated with AI Location: Beaverton, Oregon, United States of America Dates Active: November 1981 Category: Conspiracies, Human Testing, Technology, Video Games Cause: Supposed Government Testing, Internet Rumors Status: Closed Entry ID: 012424A-00041 Summery:   An arcade game cabinet in an Oregon arcade causes players to feel sick, become paranoid, and even begin to hear and see strange hallucinations. In Depth: According to the story, an unassuming black game named Polybius was brought into an arcade sometime in 1981, and several players who played it became sick. Others reported seeing strange hallucinations or became paranoid for a while after, feeling as though they were being watched. Other witnesses reported that government agents supposedly monitored the activity around the cabinet, taking down the initials of high scoring players. Then, after a few short weeks, Polybius disappeared. Those who follow this story theorize that this cabinet was supposed to be s...