When Bhavnesh Bhatia's grocery store didn't open at the usual time, concerned neighbors investigated his Delhi home and found 11 corpses. Related: The CIA Slipped 'Animal Farm' Over The Iron Curtain Via Balloon 1 11 Family Members Committed Suicide Together For No Real Reason Trinh's act triggered copycat crimes, and she was denied bail for fear she would harass witnesses, because supervillains are real - they're just way lamer than you thought. Hey, some people take their workplace complaints to HR, and some force an entire industry to its knees while putting hundreds of lives at risk. She was caught, in part, because she talked about her intentions with a co-worker. The woman responsible, 50-year-old My Ut Trinh, was motivated by spite over a workplace grievance.

Which, of course, is what everyone thinks right before the ghosts sense a moment of weakness and drag their victims to Hell. Related: 5 Famous Things You Won't Believe Were Invented in Dreams 4 A Mother And Her Two Children Were Haunted By A Nursery RhymeĪn Ipswich mother and her two young children were being awakened every single night by a tinny rendition of the children's nursery rhyme 'It's Raining, It's Pouring, The Old Man Is Snoring.' This dragged on for months, and the frightened woman was beginning to wonder if she was losing her mind. Because like so many other horror stories with cheap twists, the real villain here was capitalism. That signature forced the couple to declare bankruptcy and deal with the resulting financial and psychological difficulties on their own. which their real estate agent insisted was simply an invention of the previous owner as an excuse to get out of his mortgage.

The strangest part of the story: When the Sessionses bought the house, they signed paperwork acknowledging the snake problem.

Creepy cracked doll makeup