| Display title | Indian Burial Ground |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | A common explanation for supernatural goings-on in America, most commonly seen in movies: A Haunted House is built on an Ancient Indian Burial Ground. The disturbed spirits of the ancients of the land then enact their bloody vengeance against those who wake them by turning off the lights, making hooting noises, creating flies and maybe, if they feel up to it despite being dead, killing people. |
