1.  From One Kettle

2. The Bridgewater Triangle: An Apex in Context

3. Native American Ghosts

4. The Reservation

5. The Man in the Road

6. The Mad Trucker of Copicut Road

7.
The Ghost of Profile Rock

8.The Dighton Rock Mystery

9.Lights from the Ledge

10. Zombies

11. The Haunted Police Station

12. The Pukwudgies

13. The Witch of the Woods

14. Crystal Springs

15. Black Magic and Satanist in the Southeast

16. Satan’s Shack: The Cult Killings and Their Legacy

17. Another Bogeyman

18. The Highway Killer
Dark Woods: Cults, Crime and the Paranormal
in the Freetown State Forest
Do curses exist or are they the product of superstition and retrospect? Why does the evil in the world
seem to find the same ground time and time again? Why does the same land become the stage for
tragedy played out over time, taking different forms and effecting different people from varied walks
of life over centuries?

Can a place be born bad?

Some feel the curse on the paths traversing the woods. Most acknowledge a heavy presence of
spirits in the forest, even if they feel the ghosts might be positive and trying to pass on secrets of the
past. Others just know things feel different there. Barry, a local teen, tries to stay away from the forest
at night, even when his friends want to go. “Sometimes if you’re out in the forest at night you get a
real eerie feeling. Just a vibe. You don’t want to be there. You just want to turn around and get out.
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Freetown was forged from a great sachem's drinking debt and signed off on by the man
whose death sparked King Philip's War.  Since before settlement, the town has been a
place where calamity found a home.  The history of this country is the history of
Freetown, and much like history across the world, some of it is best left out of history
books and civics classes.
From One Kettle