Places of evil..

Very interesting topic. There are alot of places where one can experience strange energies for example this mountain in Poland, you turn your car engine off and the car goes up the hill ( it has something to do with magnetic field).

I also saw a program about Polish family that moved into a new house. They tought that the house was haunted. Pans were flying all around the house, doors would shut, etc. If you saw "Exorcist" you know what I am talking about. Moreover the father thought to be possesed. He experienced being strangled by an unseen force and sleep paralysis every night. They started to investigate it, but none of the people,who lived in the house before, experienced this kind of phenomenon.

They invited a priest but it did not help. After investigating a magnetic fiels under and arround the house they found out that there was a strong magnetic "activity" and the father was ,in fact, very sensitive to this "activity" and that caused all the strange and petrifying things to happen. They had to move out .

Place of evil hey..

well how about a place called Canberra in Australia..

(yes this is a joke that Australians will get)

I just started an up to date thread about cursed places. Going back through the threads I found this one. I thought folks would be interested to read it and add their own stories about 'evil places'.

a reply to: Freemantis

More and more every day!

Super thread necro powers activate!


In regards to the OP I've been in Missoula several times and never noticed anything odd, beyond the normal "Montana has some weird folk" vibe.

Then again, they feel the same way about me, there aren't many asians there, let alone ones are adopted and live in Alaska. My grandmother, and my late and amazing grandfather, live in Havre Montana. I've been in just about every town and city there over the years.

Missoula didn't spark me as anything odd, though I will admit at night in a family friend's house I did have that effect of the wind seeming louder than it was. They only had one tree in their yard but it sure seemed like they had a copse of them in heavy wind.

Big Sandy always felt weird to me... But I've never stayed in it long, and I probably shouldn't give it a hard time since my grandpa was born there.