Enigma Files

In the tapestry of South Asian folklore, amidst the whispers of mystical beings and ethereal entities, one name emerges with an air of mystique and intrigue – Karsaz Wali Churail. This enigmatic figure, shrouded in the mists of legend, haunts the imaginations of those familiar with the tales spun across generations. Originating from the vibrant tapestry of Urdu and Hindi folklore, the term "Churail" itself conjures images of otherworldly beings, often depicted as malevolent spirits or witches, capable of wielding supernatural powers and wreaking havoc upon the unsuspecting. Yet, within the annals of this rich folklore, the legend of Karsaz Wali Churail stands out as a tale of particular fascination. Karsaz, a neighborhood nestled within the bustling city of Karachi, Pakistan, lends its name to this spectral entity, adding a touch of local flavor to the legend. The tale of Karsaz Wali Churail weaves its way through the alleys and bylanes of this urban landscape, whispered in h...

 The Enfield Monster refers to reports of an unidentified creature around Enfield, Illinois, United States in April 1973. The reports were covered by the news media at the time, with some suggesting that it may have been caused by a wild monkey or an escaped kangaroo. Sociologists cite this episode, used as a case study for a 1978 article on social contagion, as an example of collective behavior where a group or crowd can be affected by the spread of "group emotions" such as "panic, hysteria, collective visions, and extreme cases of suggestibility .” News At about 10:00 PM on the night of April 25, 1973, Henry McDaniel heard scratching at his front door. He looked outside and saw something he thought might be a bear. Taking his gun and flashlight, he headed outside into the strong wind and saw the creature between two rose bushes. He later said: “It had three legs, a short body, two small short hands and two pink eyes the size of flashlights. It was four and a half feet ...