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  • It's Rumored That The Cure Refused To Play In Kansas Because Of The Cemetery on Random Deatils about A Genuine Portal To Hell In This Rural Kansas Church

    (#12) It's Rumored That The Cure Refused To Play In Kansas Because Of The Cemetery

    It's rumored that English rock band, The Cure, refused to play in Kansas because of the cemetery. Roger O'Donnell, the band's keyboard player, dismissed the idea as hearsay. Stull's connection to rock doesn't end there, however; Slash, a guitarist for Guns N' Roses, was involved in the production of a horror film that takes place in Stull. The band Urge Overkill named an album and a song after the location.

  • Stull Cemetery Was Featured In The CW Hit 'Supernatural' on Random Deatils about A Genuine Portal To Hell In This Rural Kansas Church

    (#11) Stull Cemetery Was Featured In The CW Hit 'Supernatural'

    Leave it to CW's Supernatural to finally bring Stull Cemetery's storied history to the mainstream. The church and surrounding graveyard on Emmanuel Hill is in the Season 5 episode "Swan Song" as the site for Michael and Lucifer's final battle.

    It is featured again in the first episode of Season 6 when Sam Winchester is resurrected and wakes up in the infamous graveyard. The cemetery makes its final appearance in the Season 11 episode "The Devil in the Details," where Lucifer takes Sam on a trip down memory lane.

  • Some Believe The Legend Was Invented By Kids At The University Of Kansas on Random Deatils about A Genuine Portal To Hell In This Rural Kansas Church

    (#9) Some Believe The Legend Was Invented By Kids At The University Of Kansas

    Stull's churchyard has long been thought to be a portal to Hell, but a University of Kansas student newspaper article was one of the first times the rumors were actually committed to print.

    In November 1974, an article claimed that the church grounds saw a number of strange, paranormal happenings and it was haunted by supernatural beings. The paper asserted that the Devil appeared two times a year in Stull Cemetery (apparently crawling out of the depths of Hell is just too long of a trip to pop in more than a couple times a year).

    Four years later, on March 20, 1978, over 150 people gathered at the cemetery waiting for the Devil to show up. They believed that people who passed would rise from the grave. Of course, none of this happened, either because the Devil was camera shy or the portal doesn't exist.

    In fact, most of the claims about Stull Cemetery haven't been investigated. There's a whole lack of proof, and according to a source, the pastor at the church across the street believes the entire legend was invented by students at the University of Kansas. Another source claims the legend was actually invented by a professor in the 1950s, which eventually led to the 1974 article. 

  • The Pope Once Rerouted A Flight To Avoid Flying Over The Cemetery on Random Deatils about A Genuine Portal To Hell In This Rural Kansas Church

    (#7) The Pope Once Rerouted A Flight To Avoid Flying Over The Cemetery

    It's hard to tell which legends are true and false, but once the Vatican is involved, you know something is suspicious. Reportedly, Pope John Paul II declared Stull Cemetery evil in 1993 or 1995 (reports have conflicting information).

    Allegedly, the Pope was meant to make a public appearance in Colorado when he redirected his private flight to avoid the airspace above Stull because he refused to fly over unholy ground.

  • On Halloween 1999, Reporters Hoping To Disprove The Legend Were Mysteriously Sent Away Just Shy Of Midnight on Random Deatils about A Genuine Portal To Hell In This Rural Kansas Church

    (#8) On Halloween 1999, Reporters Hoping To Disprove The Legend Were Mysteriously Sent Away Just Shy Of Midnight

    Stull doesn't particularly enjoy being known for having a portal to Hell, which is why a group of local reporters tried to put the rumors to rest once and for all. On Halloween in 1999, reporters from Lawrence Journal World and Sunflower Cable Station Channel 6 went to Stull Cemetery hoping to prove that Satan wasn't going to actually show up.

    Roughly 30 minutes before the clock struck midnight, property owners sent them away, even though the reporters had received permission from the police to be there. Since then, it's been almost impossible to get permission to investigate the grounds, which has led some paranormal believers to think something is being hidden.

  • Allegedly, The Devil Appears Twice A Year To Visit His Witch Lover And Their Child on Random Deatils about A Genuine Portal To Hell In This Rural Kansas Church

    (#3) Allegedly, The Devil Appears Twice A Year To Visit His Witch Lover And Their Child

    Before it was banned in 1988, hundreds of people would gather at Stull Cemetery to see the Devil rise from the depths of Hell. According to the legend, Satan returns to the cemetery twice a year (on Halloween and the Spring Equinox) to visit the witch who mothered his child. Unfortunately, Satan's kid only lived for a couple of days. He reportedly has a final resting place near his mama, and there have been reports of his werewolf-looking ghost walking around. All of this is a major headache to police: Satan, the ghost boy, and mostly, the people who show up and trash the place.

    In 1988, almost 500 people gathered at the cemetery waiting for a no-show Devil. They caused so much damage to the property that officers have patrolled the grounds on Halloween ever since. If you're hoping to catch a glimpse on All Hallows' Eve, prepare to get slapped with a $1,000 fine and six months in the clink. 

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Do hell and heaven really exist? Stull is a small toll located in Kansas, the genuine portal to hell is there. Since the 1970s, the town has been famous for its prevalence of demons. Many people claim that the gate is in the Stull Cemetery, while others claim it is in the rural Kansas church. Countless supernatural, haunted stories are spread everywhere, Stull attracts many explorers.

The church ruins and strange buildings in this small town make people more curious about it. Anyone who enters the cemetery without authorization will face a fine of $1,000, this is the reason why more young people want to visit. Welcome to check the relevant information about this place which are shown by this random tool.

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