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The Dead Don't Always Stay Buried

by KELLI TAYLOR / Staff Writer
| October 17, 2026 1:00 AM

There was a time when, if you wanted to hear a good ghost story, you had to find someone willing to tell you one. Usually, that person was sitting around a campfire, gathered with friends during a sleepover, or was a relative who swore on their life that what they were about to tell you actually happened. 

Today, all you need is a phone, an internet connection and a willingness to sacrifice a few hours of sleep. We live in an age when you can watch someone explore an abandoned mental hospital at midnight, listen to recordings of supposed voices from the dead, investigate mysterious disappearances in the wilderness, or spend an entire evening watching videos about cryptids, UFOs and things that supposedly go bump in the night.

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