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How was Ouija marketed in 1891?
Answer: Parlor game
Why: Charles Kennard said the board named itself Ouija and wrongly claimed the name meant good luck in Egyptian.
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Which shape is one of the five official symbols on ESP Zener cards?
Answer: Wavy lines
Why: A Zener deck holds 25 cards, five of each symbol, so blind guessing alone already averages five hits.
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Which military base sat adjacent to the 1980 Rendlesham Forest UFO incident?
Answer: RAF Woodbridge
Why: Deputy base commander Charles Halt personally investigated the woods on the second night, documenting the encounter live on a pocket tape recorder.
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Which West Virginia town was the center of 1966 Mothman reports?
Answer: Point Pleasant
Why: Reports dwindled after the 1967 collapse of Point Pleasant's Silver Bridge, which killed 46 people.
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Which haunted house story did a lawyer admit was invented over wine?
Answer: Amityville Horror
Why: Lawyer William Weber admitted he and the Lutzes created the spooky details over many bottles of wine to secure a lucrative book deal.
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Who popularized Electronic Voice Phenomenon in his 1971 book Breakthrough?
Answer: Konstantin Raudive
Why: Raudive accumulated more than 72,000 audio snippets using radio diodes to record what he believed were disembodied voices.