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On March 22, 1994, four people were sitting in a circle inside of a dark hotel room in England.

In front of them was a homemade Ouija board, which is something people use to try to communicate with the dead.

It's basically a rectangular piece of paper or board with letters and numbers on it, as well as

the words yes and no on it.

The four people in the hotel room reached out one finger each and placed that finger on a glass cup

that was flipped upside down resting in the middle of the squeegee board.

After looking around at each other nervously, one of the four people began to speak out loud.

They asked the room if there were any spirits with them right now.

And nothing happened.

The four people started to laugh at themselves for even trying to do this, and

they were about to remove their fingers and just go to bed when suddenly the glass cup began

to move.

As the four people stared at each other trying to figure out if one of them

was moving the cup on purpose, the glass cup slid all the way to the corner of

the board and came to a stop over the word yes. This Ouigy Board session, which would continue for several

more minutes and would terrify the four people in this room, would not only become one of the

most famous Ouigy Board sessions of all time, but also it would have a dramatic impact

on a major criminal case.

But before we get into that story, if you're a fan of the Strange Dark and Mysterious delivered in Story format,

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