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(#3) Mount Fuji
- Asia
The serene Aokigahara forest sits at the foot of Mount Fuji in Japan, and while beautiful, it's the site of countless deaths.
Thought to be a place where the sick and elderly came to die centuries ago, the forest has become a destination for people to end their lives, earning it the unsettling moniker of "Suicide Forest" in popular culture.
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(#13) Eiffel Tower
- Europe
In 1912, Franz Reichelt, a tailor by trade, invented what he called the "parachute suit" and boldly tested it by jumping off the Eiffel Tower at a height of 187 feet.
Reichelt's invention failed to work as planned, and a horrified crowd watched the man fall to his death.
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(#9) Great Wall of China
- Shanhaiguan District, China
During the Ming dynasty, engineer Yi Kaizhan was coerced by his foreman to calculate the exact number of bricks he needed to build his section of the Great Wall of China. If he miscalculated by even one brick, his foreman would condemn him and his fellow workers to three years of hard labor.
Yi determined he would need 99,999 bricks to complete his section, but once the wall was constructed, a workman found one unused stone.
When Yi's foreman questioned him about the leftover brick, Yi said something supernatural placed it there, and moving it would cause the entire wall to crumble. The brick still sits in that same spot to this day.
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(#11) Stonehenge
- Wiltshire, United Kingdom
There are countless myths and theories about the creation and purpose of Stonehenge, but one undeniable fact is the excavation of a decapitated skeleton in 1923.
But even the skeleton is a mystery, since it could have been buried there anywhere from the first century BC up until 1000 AD.
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(#8) Colosseum
- Rome, Italy
In the Middle Ages, a rumor began that there was a door to hell beneath the Colosseum where the souls of dead gladiators crossed over to the underworld.
The Colosseum has a long history of spiritual and occult legends, including being a temple for Beelzebub.
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(#12) Las Vegas Is Home To An Allegedly Haunted Mask That Curses Tourists
Las Vegas has a number of haunted hotels, and the Tropicana holds the distinction of being home to a (reportedly) cursed tiki mask.
Guests have reported a purple haze in photos taken with the mask, and those bold enough to touch it have supposedly developed purple rashes. The mask is currently in storage.
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