I have ALWAYS been interested and curious about mysterious things... things that cannot be "explained" or "debunked" .... ghosts.....disappearances....spontaneous combustion...and the like.
I found the following on the internet from the research of a Stephen Wagner that apparantly is like me in this way.
I hope you enjoy reading it and that it makes your eyebrows and other hair on your body... raise...  Just in time for Halloween too! 
The Village That Disappeared
An individual that vanishes is one thing, but how about an entire village of 2,000 men, women and children? In November, 1930, a fur trapper named Joe Labelle made his way on snow shoes to an Eskimo village on the shores of Lake Anjikuni in northern Canada. Labelle was familiar with the village, which he knew as a thriving fishing community of about 2,000 residents. When he arrived, however, the village was deserted. All of the huts and storehouses were vacant. He found one smoldering fire on which there was a pot of blackened stew. Labelle notified the authorities and an investigation was begun, and which turned up some bizarre findings: no footprints of any of the residents were found, if they had vacated the village; all of the Eskimos' sled dogs were found buried under a 12-foot-high snow drift - they had all starved to death; all of the Eskimos' food and provisions were found undisturbed in their huts. And there was one last unnerving discovery: the Eskimos' ancestral graves had been emptied.
* For more information, see The Vanishing Eskimo Folk.
http://www.rense.com/general11/dis.htm
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SATAN_666
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Oct 19 @ 10:46PM
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It's amazing what metaphysical energy can do. Isn't it? Actually, I know them quite well.
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SATAN_666
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Oct 19 @ 10:51PM
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Metaphysical energy doesn't leave a footprint. It has no density to it's mass, therefore the gravitational pull by the mass of the earth doesn't pull their feet into the ground to leave behind any footprints. Their feet hover over the ground when they walk.
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summerbreeze916
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Oct 19 @ 11:05PM
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 I LOVE mysterious things, too......but not at BEDTIME!  
Great share, Syb...... 
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1880Texan
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Oct 19 @ 11:23PM
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 I wonder if socks I put in my washing machine disappear to the same place????
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1frantastic
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Oct 20 @ 12:57AM
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be careful when you mix spiritual and non-spiritual things.....unless you are quite knowledgeable...you can be "victimized" unknowingly.....
and the coming "Halloween" is the pagan ritual following "All Hallos Eve" and is strange that Christians follow pagan rituals.....hallowing death and such...
go figure....
those that do not understand are innocent of the diabolical entities involved...
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gunn12fan
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Oct 20 @ 3:32AM
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chubs
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Oct 20 @ 3:48AM
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they gotz lot of this stuff on coasttocoastam...I listen to it on wabc dot com
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luneib
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Oct 24 @ 8:20PM
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Do you think that perhaps the wife of the man who drove through the Lincoln tunnel was from another dimension? It sure makes you think.
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luneib
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Oct 24 @ 8:24PM
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Those stories remind me of things that happened to friends of mine, they went to Kentucky, that's where her husband is from, while they were there they were thirsty so they found a little eatery they went in, there were a couple of older men sitting in a booth and there were stools like they used to have in the old fashioned soda fountain shops so they sat there, had their beverages. The following year they went back to that same town and asked the locals where that restaurant was, the locals looked at them with a strange look saying "That place has been closed for 20 years", but....they had been in that restaurant the year before, talk about a time portal. Eerie stuff, I get goosebumps just thinking about that one.
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Roverboy
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Oct 25 @ 1:12AM
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Not really mysterious here, BUT...
Whenever I'm in the area of the Wheel Inn Resturant (where the ghost of Large Marge dropped off Pee Wee Herman during his "Big Adventure"), I often will walk in there and tell them that Large Marge sent me.
Sadly, the only one that ever gets it (and still laughs) is the daughter of the owner. There is a mystery here, though...they don't have ANY memorabilia of the filming of that movie at all! At least, nothing on display.
Now that I think about it, I do have a mystery to ponder: why is it that hot dogs come in a pack of 10, and the buns come in a pack of 8??? I mean, you have to buy 5 packs of buns and 4 packs of hot dogs to get it to all even out!
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