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Have you ever heard of a poltergeist causing office furniture to fly and lights to flicker? The Rosenheim Poltergeist case, named after a town in Bavaria, Germany, is a bizarre incident from the late 1960s that ignited debate about the paranormal. The curious case of the Rosenheim Poltergeist emerges like a gripping saga from the heart of southern Bavaria, capturing the attention of German parapsychologist Hans Bender in the waning years of the 1960s. Nestled within the confines of Sigmund Adam's legal office, where an air of tranquility once reigned, unsettling disturbances allegedly orchestrated by the telekinetic abilities of a 19-year-old secretary, Annemarie Schaberl, cast a chilling shadow over the premises. As Bender delved into the perplexing events during the autumn of 1967, reports surfaced of tumultuous occurrences plaguing Adam's workspace, occurring exclusively on weekends. Accounts spoke of electrical chaos, with fixtures erupting into shards of light, furniture s

What secrets lie hidden amidst the craggy peaks of Koh-i-Chiltan? Could the whispers of a tragic legend hold the key to unlocking the dark mysteries that enshroud Chehel-Tan’s forbidding summit?  South Asia’s top horror writer, K. Hari Kumar narrates  The Haunting Story of Koh-i-Chiltan . The spirits of forty babes linger, their spectral presence haunting the very essence of that remote mountain realm. Nestled within the craggy embrace of the Sulaiman Mountains, veiled in a shroud of mist and mystery, lies the foreboding peak of Koh-i-Chiltan. Its name, whispered in hushed tones, resonates with tales of a chilling legend that echoes through the annals of time. Koh-i-Chiltan is located in the Quetta District of Balochistan Province, in western Pakistan. Koh-i-Chiltan in Balochi which means “Forty Bodies”. The Story Legend has it that atop this rugged summit, known as Chiltan or Chehel-Tan, a sombre tale unfolded, weaving a web of sorrow and supernatural intrigue. It is said that a de