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Kabor Kissim Graveyard dates back to the early 19th century and has served as a burial ground for generations of Muslims in Singapore.

This cemetery has witnessed the interment of people from various backgrounds,

including early settlers, pioneers and notable figures from the Muslim community.

Yet it has a history of some of the most terrifying hauntings in the country.

Why is this place a portal for restless spirits?

And why do some of the country's supernatural creatures make this their gathering spot?

Hi, I'm Renata. And I'm Anne, and in this week's episode of the True Hauntings podcast, we head back to Singapore.

Have we been there before Renata?

I think we have.

And we go head to head with the myths and legends of Kabur Qasim.

Anne and Renata have been investigating paranormal occurrences for the past 20 years.

They have been at the center of various unexplained phenomena and have witnessed countless ghostly experiences.

The duo now turned to high-profile cases that have attracted the eyes of the world.

Between the dimensions we see and the dimensions we don't, supernatural forces are at play.

Evil lurks within the shadows of our homes,

and in the darkest corners of our minds.

It follows us like a shadow, forever.

This is where nightmares become reality.

This is true hauntings.

Bob and his friends were avid thrill seekers, especially in exploring the supernatural.

They even went all the way to form a paranormal group. They went to familiar haunts like Old Changi Hospital,

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