In the late 17th century a group of about 300 African slaves in Trinidad managed to escape from their plantation. They ventured deep into the woods of Trinidad in an attempt to escape their wicked masters but no matter how far they ran they were hunted down. Their masters paid a lot of money for the slaves so they didn't let them get away easily. The African slaves, aware of the fact that they couldn't outrun their masters decided to use desperate measures. They shrouded themselves in the woods using black magic and obeah. No man could enter into the shroud unless they were let in by someone...
In the late 17th century a group of about 300 African slaves in Trinidad managed to escape from their plantation. They ventured deep into the woods of...
No one has ever seen him. No one has ever smelt him. No one has ever heard his voice. No one alive, that is. The unlucky few who were graced with his presence hadn't lived to tell the tale and you know what they say about dead men --- "they tell no tales." He is Trinidad and Tobago's most notorious serial killer but the only thing there is that notifies the country of his existence is the trail of bodies that he leaves behind with slit throats, wearing dirty paperbags over their heads. He goes by many vile and sinister names, but most call him "The Paperbag Man." Only a few brave souls dared...
No one has ever seen him. No one has ever smelt him. No one has ever heard his voice. No one alive, that is. The unlucky few who were graced with his ...
