Cailynn's Blog

The Magaliesberg lovers are one of South Africa’s quietest and most unsettling ghost stories — a legend bound not to a building or grave, but to the mountains themselves. Rooted in forbidden love, ancient land, and whispered encounters, this haunting endures where the past refuses to rest.

It survived every fire that destroyed it. The Crying Boy terrified Britain in the 1980s — but was the curse real, or an urban legend born of superstition, statistics, and a glossy coat of varnish?

It began as an antique on eBay — and became a legend. The Dybbuk Box, said to contain a restless spirit, has terrified owners for decades. But is it truly haunted… or simply a story that refuses to die?

They spoke only to each other. They moved in unison. And when one died, the other finally spoke. The true story of The Silent Twins — June and Jennifer Gibbons — reveals how love can become both sanctuary and prison.

Hidden in the shadow of Alnwick Castle, the Poison Garden blooms with belladonna, hemlock, and aconite — each plant beautiful, each one lethal. This is nature’s most elegant warning.

A bride, a burning cabin, and a mystery that refuses to rest. The Mysterious Death of Christina Kettlewell remains one of Canada’s most haunting unsolved cases — a story of love, fire, and confusion that still echoes through time.

A snow-covered farm, a family silenced, a killer who may have stayed behind. This Macabre Monday, we unravel the mystery of the Hinterkaifeck murders — an unsolved crime that still chills a century later.

In 1860, three-year-old Francis Saville Kent was murdered inside his family home, sparking one of Victorian England’s most haunting mysteries. Years later, Constance Kent confessed — but did she tell the truth? This Macabre Monday, we unravel the secrets, scandals, and shadows of a case that refuses to rest.

In 1897, Zona Heaster Shue was murdered — but it took her ghost to reveal the truth. This Macabre Monday, we uncover the only case where a ghost testified.

History hides them. Fiction remembers them. From the Romanovs to the Ushers, discover the family secrets that prove legacy can be the deadliest inheritance of all.

Every haunted object has a story — and the Warrens kept the most dangerous ones locked away. Hidden inside Ed and Lorraine Warren’s Connecticut home, the Occult Museum was a vault of nightmares — from the infamous Annabelle doll to cursed mirrors and satanic idols. Was it truly a shield against evil, or a theatrical display of fear?