Weird

Is it the spirit of a giant deformed monk, or a double exposure? Here are some of the more famous examples of ghosts supposedly captured by cameras.

Many spirits have been reported roaming the halls of the White House, but the one that’s seen most often is Lincoln.

The Windy City's vermin complaints have increased 40 percent since 2015, and people are taking action by adopting felines.

His books were the real-life X-files.

A man with the head of a pig is wreaking havoc in Roanoke.

Skull-reading used to be all the rage.

Fears of premature burial were rampant in the 19th century. A coffin designed by a count tried to come to the rescue.

Some say that in 1940, a secretive coven used a ritual to keep Hitler out of the UK.

R.I.P., The Purple One.

Keep an eye out for his skeleton in the sea in about 250 years.

Meowing nuns and exploding toads? Curiouser and curiouser!

Creepy clowns scare the hell out of real clowns, too.

He's not underneath the Alabama gravestone that reads "Damn the State Dept."

The controversial statue in Seattle's Fremont neighborhood now stands outside a Mexican restaurant.

This is the "slow video" you've been looking for.

The village of Lukova is proud of their ghosts.

Back in the 15th century, being an astrologer was a dangerous business.

The hoax has managed to fool a few tourists.

A retired Civil War general's assertions about the color blue led to what was known as the "Blue-glass craze."

They don't actually come from outer space, although they look like it.

Raejali Buntut missed his flight and decided to vacation in Singapore's Changi Airport.

The serving size might seem skimpy, but it's a necessary precaution.

Some of these societies meet to debate issues, while others focus on philanthropy, fine dining, or hell-raising.

Please don't invite us over for dinner.