Part of the “Bridgewater Triangle,” this 200-square-mile swath of land in SE Massachusetts is tormented by paranormal activity, with layers of intrigue. The Native Americans who occupied it in the 1600's sold it reluctantly and left behind several burial grounds; it was also believed to be the site of satanic murders in the 1970s and ’80s; and reports are made for odd sightings to this day (UFOs, poltergeists, fireballs). mass.gov

Part of the “Bridgewater Triangle,” this 200-square-mile swath of land in SE Massachusetts is tormented by paranormal activity, with layers of intrigue. The Native Americans who occupied it in the 1600's sold it reluctantly and left behind several burial grounds; it was also believed to be the site of satanic murders in the 1970s and ’80s; and reports are made for odd sightings to this day (UFOs, poltergeists, fireballs). mass.gov