Tuesday, March 9, 2010

WW2 Japanese soldier apparition


I have been following PRSG official blog for quite some years now and I'm so anxious everytime I open the blog to read any new findings and new articles. Keep on the good work guys and may all your efforts be blessed.

I would like to share some of my personal experience of encountering paranormal entities especially what most people called 'GHOST'. It was happened when I was visiting a famous fort in Manila, Philippine years ago. I was exploring few of the dungeon and I took several photo to show to my friends back home. I didn't realized there was something eerie inside my photos until one of my friend show it again to me. it was the figure of a man. On closer inspection the man became a soldier dressed in full period uniform of the Japanese Army! He stands holding his rifle in front, with the butt at his feet. Has this soldier been captured in an ethereal moment in time, whilst standing guard over his prisoners? And in addition there was also a bright , strange and random specks of light which clearly seen in the photo? Were they merely the reflection of the flash in the camera - or were they a strange atmospheric phenomenon or something else?



In this close up, his hat, nose, mouth and ears can be clearly discerned. It is a ghostly and inexplicable apparition. It's really gave me a creeps and I would like the readers and other researchers to give comments bout the eerie phenomenon



AwG_K-R0ll

Philippines Haunting

Signboard of the Balete Drive

The eerie look in one of Balete Drive area

Balete Drive ghost stories have been around allegedly since the 1950s. The most popular is a “white lady” that haunts the long avenue and seems to target cab drivers in particular—but not exclusively. The hair-raising accounts went through the years, many claiming to have personally seen this mysterious lady. Paranormal experts believe that the white lady was raped by Japanese soldiers during the Second World War, and other version was in one late night a cab driver violated a pretty girl on her way home. Since then, the ghost stories started and circulated in the metropolis. Witnesses of the white lady, advise motorists to avoid the street at night, especially if they are alone. If it is necessary to travel the route, they advise that the backseat of the car is fully occupied and that no one should look back or look in any mirrors.

The apparition wears a night gown, has long hair but has no face or one covered with blood. This has somewhat become part of Philippine folklore unofficially. Other ghost tales of Balete Drive include spirit kingdoms, spirit creatures, and haunted houses.


Another view of Balete Drive


Balete Drive connects the long span between E.Rodriguez and N. Domingo Avenues in New Manila, Quezon City. It’s about 45 minutes travel from Manila via the Cubao route through Espana and E. Rodriguez Avenue. The Balete Drive corner at E. Rodriguez is a bustling business area mushroomed with fast foods and other establishments.


Monday, March 8, 2010

Miri most active haunting site and location

Due to request from Miri readers and folks via email, Paracrypt Research and Study Group proudly share and released some of the list of most active haunting ground in Miri for other researchers who might be interested to conduct their own research and test. The known active haunting ground was:

1. Krokop Chinese Cemetery (half torso apparition)

2. Riam Bus Stop near Chinese Cemetery (actively haunting especially around 2-3 am)

3. SRK North compound (Japanese soldiers marching)

4. Taman Awam children's pool under the bridge (weird entities and EVP)

5. Curtin University near the lake and island (dark entities, lady in white and EVP's). Other place was in ME, GP Building and also area surrounding the campus.

6. Tanjung Lobang old government Quarters (mysterious dark apparition)

7. M- Floor of Wisma Pelita Tunku @ Electra House (EVP's and ghostly entities of a lady and apparition of male wearing khaki color uniform-old PDRM uniform). The site also known as one of famous location of a murdered police inspector in 80's.

There are more known active area which is still waiting to be confirm by the PRSG team and we will keep up updating on the latest location status to reveal the truth behind the phenomenon.

Cheers

Editor
Paracrypt Research and Study Group

Haunted house in Kuala Belait, Brunei

The haunted house in Kuala Belait, Brunei


Another view of the house

Mysterious cases still surrounding the house history


Based on the email received by Paracrypt RSG, this house was actually build nearly 20 years ago and till date nobody wants to stay or even live in this house due to various disturbance and haunting. One of the famous story about the house was how the tenants were mysteriously moved or shift from inside of the house to outside near the roadside by unknown force or in the other term- ghost. How far the claim was true no one knows but the house still standing and empty till date. Any Bruneian from Kuala Belait is highly appreciate to flow some information of the real stories behind the phenomenon.


Hantu atau slow shutter?


ATAS: NOR Kharunisa menunjukkan imej lelaki tidak berkaki (bulatan) di belakangnya yang muncul apabila gambar itu dirakam di sebuah restoran di Johor Bahru baru-baru ini. KIRI IMEJ lembaga bertudung dengan muka yang kabur (bulatan) ini didakwa tidak kelihatan sewaktu gambar ini dirakamkan di Air Hitam, Muar baru-baru ini. JOHOR BAHRU -

Belum reda kisah lembaga 'wanita kebaya merah' di Lebuh Raya Utara-Selatan, kini timbul pula kisah dua orang di sini yang terkejut melihat gambar mereka rupa-rupanya ada imej lain yang tidak disangka-sangka.

Nor Kharunisa Abd. Ghani, 24, mendakwa dalam sekeping gambar yang dirakam menggunakan telefon bimbit di sebuah restoran di sini baru-baru ini meresahkannya kerana ada imej 'lelaki tidak berkaki' di belakangnya.

"Saya hanya menyedari imej ganjil yang kabur itu apabila memasukkan gambar itu ke komputer.

"Pada mulanya saya ingatkan itu adik angkat saya, tetapi dia ketika itu duduk di hadapan saya,'' ceritanya ketika ditemui Kosmo! di sini semalam.


IMEJ lembaga bertudung dengan muka yang kabur (bulatan)
ini didakwa tidak kelihatan sewaktu gambar ini dirakamkan di Air Hitam, Muar baru-baru ini.

Dakwanya, sejak kejadian itu perasaannya menjadi tidak tenang kerana terasa seperti diekori.

Sementara itu, seorang lagi yang mendakwa berjaya merakamkan gambar ganjil, Mazluini Jema'an, 36, berkata, dia terkejut apabila ada imej wanita bertelekung tanpa muka muncul di hadapan gambar seorang saudaranya.




Tuesday, February 23, 2010

Lagenda Datu Merpati

Lagenda Datu Merpati dan Datu Merpati Jepang di Sarawak merupakan sebuah lagenda dan sejarah yang berkaitan dengan asal usul perabangan serta keturunan Raden di Sarawak. Namun terdapat beberapa kekeliruan serta percanggahan fakta dari segi kesahihan serta salasilah yang juga berhubungkait dengan salasilah Kesultanan Sambas dan Brunei dimana menurut lagenda ini terdapat hubungan tali kekeluargaan diantara ketiga-tiga negeri ini. Sejauh mana ianya benar terpulang kepada mereka yang mengetahui.

Berbagai kajian telah dijalankan oleh individu, badan serta pengkaji sejarah yang berminat akan kisah yang dianggap satu khazanah bagi Sarawak. Akan tetapi terdapat berbagai versi, mitos dan juga kekaburan dari segi fakta mahupun penceritaan. sungguhpun terdapat banyak kawasan yang dikaitkan dengan kehadiran Datu Merpati ke Borneo, kajian terhadap lagenda ini bukan bertujuan untuk mempertikai atau membuat persepsi negatif keatas aliran keturunan pihak tertentu, tetapi ingin merungkai apa sebenarnya berlaku dan siapa sebenarnya tokoh ini. Adakah beliau hanya sebuah mitos hikayat lama seperti tokoh lain umpamanya Hang Tuah, Bendahara Tepok, Puteri Gunung Ledang dan sebagainya? atau beliau benar-benar wujud tetapi riwayat kisah beliau telah diubah atau ditokok tambah agar penceritaannya lebih menarik, ataupun ianya adalah satu dari adaptasi hikayat lain dan kemudian dimasukkan kedalam penulisan kisah beliau?

Walau apapun teorinya, nama Datu Merpati@Raden Merpati merupakan sebuah nama yang begitu sinonim dengan peradaban Melayu Sarawak khasnya. Sambas dan Brunei yang juga dikaitkan tentang asal penubuhan kerajaannya juga diceritakan didalam lagenda ini.

Paracrypt Research and Study Group juga tidak melepaskan peluang untuk membuat kajian tokoh yang bersejarah ini dan cuba merungkai misteri disebalik lagenda ini berdasarkan beberapa rujukan dan fakta sejarah peradaban dan kesusasteraan nusantara. Namun hasil kajian ini tidak bermakna 100% ianya harus diterima, tetapi mungkin boleh membantu kajian lanjut dan menjadi batu loncatan kepada kajian atau expedisi yang lain malah pendapat mahupun input dalam berbagai bentuk juga amat dialu-alukan dalam menjejak dan merungkai siapakah sebenarnya DATU MERPATI@RADEN MERPATI



Sekian

R Iskandar


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Monday, January 25, 2010

Malaysian Ghost and beliefs

There are many kinds of beliefs in this world about the types of ghosts. One of the more popular types of ghosts in our local culture are the Malay ghosts. Of course, there are also the Chinese ghosts, English ghosts and even Indian ghosts depending on your religion, race and beliefs. For example, a vampire is an English ghost version whereas Malays simply knows them as “pontianak” and Chinese as “Kiong Xi”.

Malays believe that ghosts are usually only active at night especially during the full moon where it is belief to be the most powerful time for the underworld. Of course, be it fact or just simply another Malaysian Urban Legend, we’ll never know. Below are a lists of the types of Malay Ghosts:

Pontianak
also known as the vampire where it is belief that they are usually ladies dressed in white seeking for revenge. The pontianak is said to be the spirit of a woman died of childbirth. Most of the time, they can look very beautiful but if you look closely, she would have razor sharp teeth. They usually comes out after the sun sets searching for men or pregnant women (apparently, it is said that she could not bear the thought of other women being able to enjoy motherhood) to suck blood. Sometimes, they even eat the flesh of babies ripped out from their mother’s womb.

Toyol
These are actually ghostly kids that people adopt for the objective of stealing other people’s money. It is believed that this spirit is kept and preserved in a jar in a form of a foetus. Because the toyol is kept by people to do bidding, you have to feed it with blood everyday.
Polong – unsen ghost that can be used by black magic practitioners (bomoh) to harm someone

Pelesit
A ghost in the form of grasshopper used by bomohs to possess someone

Hantu Air

Water ghost found usually in rivers, lakes and swimming pools. They are usually the victim of drowning

Kum Kum
An old witch who attacks young virgins to restore her youth and beauty
Hantu Raya
Ghosts that acts as a double for the bomoh

Hantu Tetek Translates as Ghost Breast. This ghost is a female with huge breasts which is said to use it to suffocate her victims

Bunian Good ghost or jinns (genie) that is usually found in the jungle. Loves to help humans in trouble or in need.

Hantu Bungkus (Pocong) Ghost jumping around wrapped in white shroud

Hantu Bukit Ghosts that haunt the hilly areas.

Hantu Jepun Translates as Japanese ghost. Believed to appear wearing WW2 army attire carrying samurai swords. Usually found marching or if you are lucky, you can only hear the footsteps of marching. They are mostly headless
Hantu Pari Pari Fairy ghosts

Hantu Kubur – Just like its direct translation of ghost cemetary. These ghosts are usually found haunting cemetaries

Orang Minyak Also known as “oily man”. They are usually seen all covered in black oil and is said to love rape virgins

Hantu Penanggalan (Hantu Tengelong)
Usually women studying black magic that has the ability to split its body from its head and fly around with its guts hanging around. It is said that its love to suck the blood of women during childbirth



Mohd Saiful (Mr Bob)
Msia

(as emailed to the PRSG)