Quote from Angela on May 21, 2022, 8:54 pm

From demonic dunes hosting demonic spirits to cursed cemeteries where soldiers of old roam the night, Indiana has them all.

The Ceylon Covered Bridge in Wabash Township, Indiana, is a historic covered bridge originally constructed in 1879 and the only remaining bridge crossing the Wabash River and spans 130ft in length.

This may seem a perfectly scenic location however this is a site of past satanic ritual and is today believed infested with demonic entities.

Local legend tells how a group of teenagers went here and conducted a seance. During the procession they opened up a portal to hell and chaos ensued.

They watched in terror as horrific and indescribable entities passed through the realms and a body manifested from the skies, fell to the floor, leaving a bloodied imprint where it lay.

Visitors today have sighted wooden boards covered in painted pentagrams accompanied by a strong odor of sulphur permeating the air.

In paranormal circles, sulphur is often associated with the presence of demons, bringing with them the odors of fire, ash, burning, just as in hell.

Other phenomena encountered here includes piercing disembodied screams, monstrous faces and spectral black hounds barking aggresively throughout the surrounding forests after dark.

You have been warned, be careful which bridges you take.