Famous Serial Killers
Cursed Objects
Disturbing Medical History
Famous Graveyards
Things You Shouldn't Google at Midnight
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This serial killer was known as the "Milwaukee Cannibal" and was arrested in 1991.

Who is Jeffrey Dahmer

100

This supposedly cursed diamond is housed in the Smithsonian and is linked to tales of misfortune among its former owners.

What is the Hope Diamond

100

Before anesthesia became common in the mid-1800s, patients often relied on this alcoholic beverage to dull the pain of surgery.

What is whiskey (or alcohol)

100

Located in Paris, this cemetery is the final resting place of Jim Morrison, Oscar Wilde, and Frédéric Chopin.

What is Père Lachaise Cemetery

100

Looking up images of this common sleep phenomenon at 2 a.m. is a great way to guarantee you'll never sleep again

What is sleep paralysis

200

This unidentified serial killer terrorized Northern California in the late 1960s and taunted police with coded letters.

Who is the Zodiac Killer

200

This haunted doll, kept in a museum founded by Ed and Lorraine Warren, is said to inspire fear despite sitting safely behind glass.

What is Annabelle

200

This medical practice involved removing blood from patients and was believed to cure many illnesses for thousands of years.

What is bloodletting

200

This famous Arlington, Virginia cemetery is home to the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier and President John F. Kennedy's gravesite.

What is Arlington National Cemetery

200

This internet challenge asks, "What's the worst disease you've never heard of?" and often leads to disturbing medical images.

What are rare diseases (or medical conditions)

300

Active in London during 1888, this infamous killer was never conclusively identified.

Who is Jack the Ripper

300

According to legend, opening this Egyptian artifact's burial chamber brought bad luck to several people involved in its discovery.

What is King Tutankhamun's tomb

300

In the 1700s, this French doctor used leeches and claimed an invisible force called "animal magnetism" could heal patients.

Who is Franz Mesmer

300

Often called one of the most haunted cemeteries in America, this Chicago cemetery is associated with the legend of Resurrection Mary.

What is Resurrection Cemetery

300

Searching for this tiny parasite that can live in the human body may have you scratching all night.

What is a tapeworm

400

Nicknamed the "Killer Clown," this serial murderer was convicted of killing at least 33 young men and boys in Illinois.

Who is John Wayne Gacy

400

This allegedly cursed chair in England is said to bring death or misfortune to anyone who sits in it, so it now hangs on a wall.

What is the Busby Stoop Chair

400

Before modern psychiatric treatments, this procedure involved cutting connections in the brain's frontal lobe.

What is a lobotomy?

400

Opened in 1838, this London cemetery is part of the "Magnificent Seven" and is known for its Gothic architecture and reports of a vampire legend.

What is Highgate Cemeter

400

This deep-sea fish with needle-like teeth is frequently featured on lists of creatures you shouldn't Google before bed.

What is an anglerfish

500

This serial killer confessed to numerous murders across multiple states and was executed in Florida in 1989.

Who is Ted Bundy

500

In folklore, this monkey's paw grants wishes, but each wish comes with unintended and often tragic consequences.

What is the Monkey's Paw

500

During the 19th century, some medicines contained this highly addictive substance and were sold over the counter for pain and coughs.

What is opium (or morphine)

500

Located in Savannah, Georgia, this cemetery is famous for its elaborate statues, Spanish moss, and appearance in the book Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil

What is Bonaventure Cemetery

500

Internet users often regret searching for real photos of this famous mountain climbing disaster zone known as the "Death Zone."

What is Mount Everest's Death Zone