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This traditional depiction of a ghost鈥搊r yurei, as they are known in Japanese culture鈥攁ppearing to a samurai exemplifies the belief that if proper funerary rites are not administered immediately after death, the soul of the deceased will linger in the environment. According to legend, Aokigahara鈥攖he 鈥淪uicide forest鈥濃�攊s full of those 鈥渓ingering souls.鈥� (Credit: Getty Images)

In Aokigahara, Japan, people commit suicide in the remote and isolated areas of the forest. The decaying bodies and personal effects are sometimes recovered years after their owners perish. Other times, bodies are found in the lava tubes that tourists come to admire. (Credit: Nicolas Datiche)

At the base of Mount Fuji lies a 1100-year-old forest growing on bed of lava. Sadly known as the 鈥淪uicide forest,鈥� Aokigahara became a popular spot for suicide in the 1960s, after a novel featured two lovers ending their lives there. Nowadays, clean-up crews regularly find decaying corpses in the dense forest. (Credit: Zuma Press)

The group of 1950s Soviet hikers on their way to the Ural Mountains for a multi-day expedition that involved hiking, skiing, and overnighting in a tent at high altitude. The remote region of the Ural Mountains is known for its local Mansi tribe and mysterious legends. (Credit: Prometheus Entertainment)

A group of 1950s Soviet students enjoy a break on their multi-day hike through the Ural Mountains. The hike eventually took a turn for the tragic and nine of the ten hikers would later be found dead鈥攖heir bodies horribly mutilated. The 鈥淒yatlov Pass incident鈥� would become one of Russia鈥檚 longest unsolved mysteries. (Credit: Prometheus Entertainment)

Bodies of the hikers are recovered in the snow by local police weeks after they die. The unusually gruesome wounds lead local authorities to start an investigation. Cause of death will be determined to be hypothermia and unexplained wounds caused by a mysterious force. (Credit: Prometheus Entertainment)

Lake Shawnee Amusement Park in Princeton, West Virginia, was founded in the 1920s. A popular spot for decades, local coal mining families would enjoy its nautical offerings, dance hall and children鈥檚 rides. The park was closed down in the 1960s after children died in tragic circumstances. (Credit: Prometheus Entertainment)

Lake Shawnee Amusement Park in Princeton, West Virginia, was re-opened in the 1980s under the guidance of the White family. The Whites wanted to make the place a fun destination for locals young and old. Paddle boats were introduced on the lake for that purpose. (Credit: David McNeil)

Paranormal investigator Dave Spinks and his assistant Haley Sharp examine a mysterious burn on the interior wall of Willows Weep鈥攁 house in rural Indiana where multiple deaths have occurred under highly unusual circumstances. (Credit: Prometheus Entertainment)

Deep in the jungles of Honduras, a team of American explorers and archeologists have discovered what they believe may be the long lost 鈥淲hite City鈥� of Honduras. The city was abandoned in the 15th century and thought to be lost forever. The mysterious metropolis is renowned for a curse that says those who go there will fall ill and possibly die. This artifact is said to have come from this lost city. (Credit: Prometheus Entertainment)