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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The More You Know

  • In 1993, San Francisco held a referendum over whether a police officer called Bob Geary was allowed to patrol while carrying a ventriloquist’s dummy called Brendan O’Smarty. He was.
  • May 22nd is the least common birth date.
  • A solar powered, self-filling water bottle has been invented for bike riders that condenses atmospheric moisture to automatically fill the bottle.
  • Glitter is so unique it can be used as forensic evidence if matching glitter is found at the crime scene and on the suspect since glitter often goes unnoticed by the suspect.
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Post originally appeared on Upbeat News.