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The Bloody Countess PDF Print E-mail
Written by Chris Laursen   
Young Elisabeth Báthory was without a doubt a beautiful woman from this and other portraits made of her. Did she, as legend has it, sadistically torture and kill her maids?
 
Recent news stories of human trafficking and foreign maids being held prisoner pale in comparison to the horrific legend of a sixteenth century noblewoman who not only enslaved her servants, but brutally and sadistically tortured him. But how much of the bloody tale of "Countess Dracula" is historically accurate?
 
In Laval, Québec, Canada, a couple were arrested for human trafficking after neighbours took notice that their Ethiopian maid rarely ever left the home where she worked. The couple had reportedly confiscated her personal documents and they threatened to deport her if she left their home. "She was essentially a prisoner," the Canadian Press quoted RCMP Const. Magdala Turpin as saying.
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The Banshee PDF Print E-mail
Written by Jennifer Tyrrell   

Could a banshee's wails be heard in the darkened streets of Toronto?

The banshees or the Bean Sidhe (woman of the hills) find their place of honor in Irish folklore. She is looked upon as an omen of forthcoming death to an Irish family. She is often heard late at night as a cry or singing. The cry has been described as "a thin, screeching sound somewhere between the wail of a woman and the moan of an owl"* Although she is often heard rarely is she actually seen. When she is seen though she appears to take the form of either a young woman, a matron or an old woman, this going back to the Celtic goddess' appearing as the three stages of a woman's life, either as a young beautiful woman, a woman in full bloom of her life or motherhood, and the crone or old wise woman nearing the end of her life or life cycle.

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Missing Time PDF Print E-mail
Written by ParaResearchers Group   

One aspect of alien abductions, contacts, and UFO sightings is that some of these experiences are accompanied by what is known as ‘missing time’. The use of hypnotic regression is incorporated into investigations by some UFO, and/or alien contact researchers in order to aid witnesses in regaining possible memories of these inexplicable losses of time. The usefulness of this technique is still currently hotly debated.

The following has been written in the experiencer’s own words, and is a strange case of ‘missing time’ which occurred in northern Ontario during the summer of 1960.

As I prepare to write this, I am reminded of excruciating pain over my right eye.

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