THE HAUNTING OF THE BLACK-EYED CHILDREN
The Haunting of the Black-Eyed Children It was the summer of 1950 when the Sullivan family moved into a quaint farmhouse on the outskirts of a small town in New England. The house was old, but charming, with tall oaks lining the driveway and a wide, open field behind it. To most, it seemed like the perfect escape from the bustle of city life. But the house had a dark past that the Sullivans were unaware of. Within weeks of moving in, strange things began happening. At first, it was small: flickering lights, doors that wouldn't stay shut, and odd noises in the middle of the night. But then, the true terror began. One cold evening in late October, the family gathered for dinner when they heard a soft knock at the front door. Mr. Sullivan, ever the hospitable type, opened the door, expecting a neighbor or perhaps a lost traveler. But what he saw made his blood run cold. Two children stood on the doorstep—no older than 10 or 11—dressed in old-fashioned clothing. Their faces were pale...