This is Kathie Criss's typewritten variant of the Assailant in the Backseat urban legend as collected by Andrea French. In this variant, a woman stops at a gas station on her way home from a shopping trip where the attendant asks her to remain in...
Robin Bundy's transcribed interview of Shane Little's account of the legend of the hatchet Man and a ritual that is performed by visitors in the cemetery right next to the hatchet Man's house to avoid being attacked with his hatchet.
Deborah Laverty's transcribed variant of the Bloody Mary urban legend as collected by herself. Laverty describes the story of Mary Worth, a witch who was supposedly burned at the stake. She goes on to describe the ritual one goes through in order...
Cindy Kennedy collected a memorate from Jess McCleese pertaining to a ritual around Halloween that he and his friends witnessed one night. they believe that they witnessed a Klux Klux Klan ritual in Gas Indiana.
This is John Finnerty's typewritten variant of the legend of Spook Light Hill in Clay County near Brazil Indiana, Collected by Daniel M. Appel. According to legend, if one is to visit a hill in the country and perform a certain ritual, a mysterious...
This is Robert Warrick's typewritten account of a Blue Hole in Warren County named "Cates Pond". According to legend, the lake has no bottom because of a Native American Sacrificial Ritual.
This is Robert Moynihan's typewritten account of a UFO that followed two of his frat brothers on their way back to Bloomington Indiana in Monroe County. The brothers swore on a special ritual that their frat knows that this actually occurred.
Lisa Ellison's transcribed variant of the Bloody Mary urban legend as collected by Joseph D. Britt. Ellison describes the ritual one must perform in order to see Mary in the bathroom mirror.
Maggie London's transcribed variant of the Bloody Mary urban legend as collected by Joseph Britt. In this account, London describes the steps one must perform in order to see Mary's image in a mirror.
Danielle Perry's transcribed variant of the Bloody Mary urban legend as collected by Joseph D. Britt. Perry describes the steps one must perform in order to see Mary's image in a mirror.
Michael Mitchell's transcribed variant of the Bloody Mary urban legend as collected by Joseph D. Britt. In this account, Mitchell describes the steps one must perform in order to summon Mary.
Chris Whitehead's transcribed variant of the Bloody Mary urban legend as collected by Araksie Corey. In this account, Whitehead describes the steps one must perform in order to have a supernatural experience involving Mary on a bridge.
Vickie A. Brown's transcribed variant of the Bloody Mary urban legend as collected by Kimberly Brown. In this account, Brown describes a time when she performed the Bloody Mary ritual and saw supernatural results.
Pam Ferguson's transcribed variant of the Bloody Mary urban legend as collected by Lee Robinson. In this account, Ferguson describes the life, crimes, and death of Bloody Mary and goes on to offer the ritual that enables one to see Mary in a mirror.
Bill Denny collected a story from Terry MsGrath about a terrible stench appearing in a playhouse after an actor recited a ritual to summon the Devil. The playhouse was located in Germany.
Greg Hobbs collected a memorate from Ken Kostbade about him and a bunch of his friends vnturing into the woods trying to find an idol in the middle of the woods. They found the idol, as well as some hooded monks doing a strange ritual. These...
This is a typewritten account of the story of 100 Steps Cemetery as told by Phyllis Modesitt, who says that the cemetery is located out by Staunton in Clay County, Indiana and describes the ritual associated with the cemetery.
This is Mike Booe's typewritten variant of the legend Crybaby Bridge, collected by Christina H. Siemers. According to legend, if one goes and completes a ritual, they will hear a baby crying.
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Officers of the Zeta Tau Alpha fraternity. Seated, from left to right: Nova Cox, corresponding secretary; Sherrie Rose, recording secretary; and Janet Bradfield, ritual chairman. Standing, from left to right: Carolyn Upshaw, vice president;...