I dedicate this book to all those who can sleep peacefully at night and those who are not afraid to stay in the dark.

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Halloween night in the cemetery

One of the legends says that any man who goes to the cemetery at midnight on Halloween can see ghosts, but he will have to pay for it with his own soul. On one such night, a group of friends decided to see if the legend was true. They went to the cemetery, but one of them did not dare to go among the graves and decided to stay at the entrance. The other boys started running around the cemetery making fun of the fact that nothing was happening and for a long time it really all seemed like a joke.

At one point, the boy left outside the cemetery saw the others walking towards him with wide, out-of-socket eyes. He started screaming and the people living near the cemetery heard him and came to his aid.
When they arrived, the boys were dead, and the one who had remained outside the cemetery was speechless and to this day could not find out what actually happens in the cemetery on Halloween night!

The legend of Chucky, the cursed doll

Chucky, the cursed, scary and murderous doll that appears in many horror and Halloween movies, has its origins in an American urban legend apparently based on true events. It supposedly belonged to Eugene Robert Otto and was given to him when he was six years old by his parents' housemaid who was said to practice black magic, voodoo! Although she appeared to be an ordinary rag doll, she gave birth to strange and terrifying events. It appeared at the boy's feet when he was sleeping and ransacked his entire room, giving him the creeps.

Eugene's parents often heard their little boy talking to the doll, receiving answers in a completely different voice. The doll allegedly terrorized several children, eventually being thrown out, and is currently housed at the East Martello Fort museum, where curious visitors from all over the world come to see it.