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horror movie or book or show, gets your heart pumping in the moment. Sure, but you can rest easy afterwards knowing that what you experienced was a work of fiction. What's more terrifying is when the real world gets creepier than anything. Stephen King could dream up, real terror happens around us every day. Even if it's not always making it into your timeline, murders, disappearances, demonic possessions and devil worship aren't just stories from the writer's mind, but headlines ripped straight from the news. We've rounded up some of the most horrifying, unexplained real world stories below. Number one, The axe murder house, the vessel, a axe murder house in Mesilla Iowa is a well known tourist attraction for ghost hunters and horror lovers alike. The site of a gruesome unsolved 1912 murder in which six Children and two adults had their skulls completely crushed by the acts of an unknown perpetrator Was purchased in 1994, restored to its 1912 condition and converted into a tourist destination. It costs $428 a night stay at the old haunted home where researchers always reports strange paranormal experiences such as visions of a man with the NAC's roaming the halls or a faint or the faint scream of Children. But in November 2014, the Haunting took a darker turn Robert Stephen Lorrison jr 37 of Rhinelander. Wisconsin was on a regular recreational paranormal visit with friends. Been true horror stock per vice. His companions found him stabbed in the chest and apparently and apparently self inflicted wound called 911 and Lorrison was brought to a nearby hospital before being helicopter to Creighton University Medical Center in Omaha, The Montgomery County Sheriff's Sheriff's office said Lorrison suffered from self inflicted injury at about 12:45 a.m. Which is around the same time that the 1912 ax murders in the house began. Lorrison recovered from his injuries but has never spoken publicly about what occurred that day for Martha Lynn, the owner of the how the home. The incident was very upsetting. It's publicity, but it's not exactly the kind of publicity you desire to have. I don't want people thinking that when they come to Wasilla axe murder, house, something's going, something's going to happen that's going to make them do something like that. The house remains open for tourist visits and overnight stays today. Yeah.