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The Anguished man painting: This painting was locked away in an attic for a long time. The original artist painted it with a mixture of blood and paint before killing himself. Paranormal activities occur when this painting is present. In fact the owner set up a video camera and caught strange things happening. These videos can be found on YouTube. It is currently in the home of Sean Robinson, a resident of Cumbria, England.
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Annabelle the doll also made a cameo in a movie, and no it’s not chucky that comes later. It was said that this doll could come to life and terrorize the owner of it. The infamous Ed and Lorraine Warren own it now and the movie it was in is called The Conjuring.
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Blarney Stone Rocks: A kiss on the Blarney Stone in Ireland is said to be good luck, but removing any piece of the stone will bring the curse of bad luck into your life. People report misfortunes that include depression, loss of employment, and financial woes. Much like the visitors to Uluru who regret their cursed souvenirs, people who take home a piece of the Blarney Stone are known to mail it back within several weeks or months after they realize its curse.
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Haunted wedding dress: This dress once belonged to Anne Baker, a woman who never lived to see herself get married in it. Because her father banished her should-be husband for being poor. Anna spent the rest of her life bitter, alone and angry. When she passed the dress was put on display and moves and dances as if the spirit of Anna is still very present, especially on full moons.
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Uluru Rocks: Uluru is a giant, majestic rock in the Australian outback that sees thousands of visitors each year. While it is illegal to take rocks out of the country, some tourists bring a piece of Uluru home with them anyway. Perhaps because it is a sacred Aboriginal ground, people who bring a piece of Uluru rock away from the site are said to experience the curse of misfortune. As a result, people regularly mail their rocks back to Australia with letters of apology.
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