Police Intervene After Teens Make A Sinister Discovery On the Beach

Nagoro Doll Village in Japan

The village of Nagoro only has a few dozen residents, which means some weird stuff is inevitably bound to happen there. Tsukimi Ayano lived there as a child, and when she moved back as an adult, she made doll likenesses of her entire family. The life-sized figures can be seen from the Google Maps camera, making it a sinister-looking town rather than a sweet homage to past residents...

A Hidden Message in Memphis

This creepy message written on the rooftop of some nondescript Memphis building reads, "Come down and play." Ummmm. Who are they addressing? Aliens?

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Post originally appeared on Upbeat News.