The best creepy campfire stories are always the ones that end with the words, “…And it’s all true, because I have the damned documentation here to prove it!”
In that spirit, we’ve tracked down five of the creepiest tales and urban legends that really happened to real people, proving once and for all that nothing is more terrifying than everyday life.
The mothers at the centre of an astonishing baby mixup last night refused to swop back their daughters.
The two women, who have cared for the girls for ten months, said they could not go through with the exchange agreed earlier this week.
Jaroslava Trojanova and Jaroslava Cermakova, both 25, gave birth in the southern Czech town of Trebic last December.
But it was only last month that the suspicions of one of the fathers led to the revelation that their children had been accidentally exchanged in hospital.
My picks are in bold.
Cardinals at Redskins
49ers at Giants
Patriots at Dolphins
Falcons at Saints
Ravens at Bills
Buccaneers at Lions
Titans at Texans
Chiefs at Raiders
Jets at Bengals
Rams at Seahawks
Vikings at Cowboys
Bears at Eagles
Steelers at Broncos
Colts at Jaguars
Days after the end of World War II, an American soldier entering the wreckage of Adolf Hitler’s mountain stronghold found that fierce Allied bombing had left the “Eagle’s Nest” in ruins.Hitler was dead, and other soldiers had already looted the inside of his private residence, even stripping the leather from furniture. Nearly everything of value was gone — except for the Fuhrer’s globe.
“Literally, the place is all bombed out and here this globe is sitting there on the desk,” said John Barsamian, now 91.
Now Barsamian is putting the artifact up for auction, along with all the military paperwork that allowed him to bring it back to the United States, including a certificate that reads “1 Global Map, German, Hitler’s Eagle Nest.”