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In 1836, a group of boys went out rabbit hunting and ended up finding 17 tiny coffins hidden in a hillside cave near Edinburgh. At the time, people thought they were used in witchcraft or created as a memorial for men who died at sea, but recent evidence suggests the dolls represent the 17 victims of serial killers Burke and Hare.
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The John Lawson house might be the creepiest house in America. No one knows who lives there....aside from a number of mannequins with a habit of changing clothing and moving around on their own.
Everyday, the porch at the John Lawson house is occupied by life-sized female mannequins dressed in clothes from the last century. Their number, position, and theme varies from day to day. But no one knows how they get there, since no living person has ever been spotted at the house. Some believe that the the dolls have a message to convey. They think the dolls are trying to gesture and point towards an unsolved riddle. Others say that the dolls' mystery lies in the history of the house. In 1871, during a 2 week cold wave, a train crashed just 200 ft from the house, instantly killing 22 people. It is believed that the dolls are always pointing towards that crash site.
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This is an abandoned village found in Delaware. The village is believed to be made by satanists some time in the early 1900s due to all the satanic symbols and found all around. Every year, about 20 to 30 people go missing around these woods.
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