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Former ghost hunter Walter Hutsky Jr. recalls legends at the Lost Children of the Alleghenies Monument, also known as the Cox Monument, in Blue Knob State Park near Pavia, Pa., Thursday, Oct.26, 2017. The bodies of two lost boys, ages seven and five, were found here in May, 1856, after they went missing ten days prior. A man unfamiliar to the area who dreamed twice of the location, led a search party straight to them. Some think the area in haunted.(Randy Griffith/Tribune-Democrat via AP)
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