CASE RT-DEVILS-FOOTPRINTS
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The Devil's Footprints
South Devon woke on February 9, 1855 to fresh snow and a single line of hoofprints running through it. If your house was in the way, it sometimes went over your house.
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CASE RT-DEVILS-FOOTPRINTS
OPEN
South Devon woke on February 9, 1855 to fresh snow and a single line of hoofprints running through it. If your house was in the way, it sometimes went over your house.
CASE RT-007
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For more than a century, New England towns voted to dig up their dead, examine them for signs of feeding, and burn the organs of the ones that looked too fresh. The minutes survive. One of them spells "decent" wrong.
CASE RT-006
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Thousands of people, on every inhabited continent, have reported the same figure: a dark silhouette in a wide-brimmed hat, standing in a doorway, saying nothing. He has no agenda anyone can identify, and he has never been late.