Red Ridge X – Stanton Moor – UFO`s & Ley Lines.
What started me writing this article was a visit we did to the Nine Ladies stone circle at Stanton moor. We decided to go to this location after going once before with a group of people that often visit the site to meditate. It is said the stone circle is on a crossing of major ley lines and from what I can remember it is a very peaceful place. After going to the site I found a few pieces of information that I found rather interesting.
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Creepy True Tale Tuesday – Toxic Women
By Charlene Lowe Kemp
I’m sure worldwide hospital accident and emergency workers have their fair share of weird experiences to tell, but the story of Gloria Ramirez is undoubtedly one of the most famous.
In 1994, the young woman was wheeled into the Emergency department at Riverside General Hospital, California, by paramedics. Although awake, she sometimes seemed confused. Her blood pressure was extremely low, her heart rate incredibly fast, and a look at her medical history showed that she had advanced cervical cancer.
The strange thing was that doctors noticed an oily sheen to her skin, and her mouth had an odd, garlicky smell. When a nurse went to draw blood, she found that the sample smelled like ammonia. Meanwhile, others noticed that Ramirez’s blood contained whitish particles. Not long afterward, medical staff began to feel nauseous and faint. By the end of the night, 23 workers were affected, and five were hospitalized. After 45 minutes of treatment, Ramirez passed away from kidney failure.
Forensic teams have looked into Ramirez’s death, but explanation after explanation has been ruled out. To this day, nobody has found out for certain what caused Ramirez to become literally toxic.
Highgate Cemetery, London – ‘The Highgate Vampire’
By Charlene Lowe Kemp
Many rumours and stories of a dark figure haunting the north London cemetery began after a group of teenagers, who took an interest in the occult, started roaming the abandoned graveyard.
One member of the group named David Farrant, spent the night in the cemetery on December 21, 1969. Two months later he wrote to the Hampstead and Highgate Express about a sighting he encountered of a paranormal shadowy grey figure.
Soon after this, many other people began informing the local paper, claiming to have witnessed all kinds of creepy and scary activity there, including a figure in a pond, a tall man wearing a hat and a ghostly cyclist.
Following the reports, another man called Sean Manchester stated he believed ‘a King Vampire of the Undead’ – a medieval nobleman who had participated in black magic in Romania – was brought to England in a coffin during the eighteenth century.
The ‘vampire king’ was apparently buried in the same burial grounds, that later became as Highgate Cemetery. Sean Manchester claimed that modern-day Satan worshippers had awoken him.
Paranormal Magazine UK 