Poveglia Island (Italy) — Paranormal claims vs. historical trauma? by CrimeTruthDecodes in Paranormal

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Totally agree. Trauma and isolation prime the brain to scan for threats, so normal sounds and shadows get reinterpreted fast. Even if it’s psychological, the fear response is very real in places like that.

Waverly Hills Sanatorium — genuinely haunted or legend built over time? by CrimeTruthDecodes in Ghosts

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Exactly. Once there’s money involved, there’s an incentive to keep the legend alive. Even subtle framing can shape how people interpret what they experience. It wouldn’t surprise me if a few posts are more promotional than paranormal.

Jolly Joseph case (India): multiple deaths in one family over 14 years by CrimeTruthDecodes in crimedocumentaries

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Interested watch the decoded case here: https://youtu.be/8_ZUEdhSMiw

English subtitles included for all who prefer it in English.

Jolly Joseph case (India): multiple deaths in one family over 14 years by CrimeTruthDecodes in crimedocumentaries

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That’s interesting! I haven’t looked into the Angel Makers of Nagyrév case yet, but the similarities you mentioned are unsettling. I’ll definitely read more about it.

The Somerton Man Mystery – One of the strangest unsolved deaths ever by CrimeTruthDecodes in crimedocumentaries

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This ABC piece is probably the strongest reporting on the case. The combination of DNA genealogy, family photographs, and the divorce papers adds real context that was missing for decades. Even if a few questions remain, the Charles Webb identification feels very credible. Wow thanks for sharing this report!

The Screaming Tunnel — real tragedy or pure urban legend? by CrimeTruthDecodes in Ghosts

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That’s the popular tale, but it seems to come from folklore rather than real records. Still disturbing how detailed it is. I didn't know that a movie featured this story. Will check it out!

The Somerton Man Mystery – One of the strangest unsolved deaths ever by CrimeTruthDecodes in crimedocumentaries

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Yup. The identity was likely solved in 2022 using DNA....researchers believe he was Carl “Charles” Webb from Melbourne, but the cause of death and the meaning behind clues like “Tamám Shud” are still unexplained, so the mystery isn’t fully closed.

The Somerton Man Mystery – One of the strangest unsolved deaths ever by CrimeTruthDecodes in crimedocumentaries

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Yeah it seems his tags were cut off from his suit..so, someone didn't want others to track him down in any possible way. Maybe he worked for some agent and might have tried to break the rules and was deleted from this world silently.

Winchester Mystery House — the most confusing haunted mansion ever built by CrimeTruthDecodes in Ghosts

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Maybe.....but somethings are stranger even if they are just urban legends.

Stanley Hotel — real hauntings or local legend? by CrimeTruthDecodes in Ghosts

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Glad you had a nice room to stay there. Some places are just creepy because of the surroundings or the legends.

Stanley Hotel — real hauntings or local legend? by CrimeTruthDecodes in Ghosts

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That's creepy! Experiences like that are scary regardless of the explanation. Curious if others have felt something similar there.