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It's game time! Here is the 15th, all-new installment of our popular game. You are presented with four stories of the paranormal and unexplained. Three of the stories are true, but one of them has been made up. It's your job to find the false story.
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"One late afternoon in early August of 2009, I decided that I wanted to go for a walk to enjoy the countryside of Vinton, Iowa," reports Dennis. I made it to the end of the road just before it turned left onto another gravel road. At this point, it was around 8 p.m. and the sun had almost set. I figured it was getting dark so I should call it a night. As I was walking back, I noticed a neighbor's dog barking uncontrollably at something up the road. I brushed it off as a raccoon or opossum. As I walked further, I noticed a foul odor in the air. It smelled like a cross between a wet dog, a skunk and rotten eggs...." Uh-oh. That terrible smell could be a you-know-what. Read the rest of Dennis' story.
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