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== Disappearances == | == Disappearances == | ||
Several disappearances took place before the more notable people of Rotborough, such as [[Chet Sacksman]] and [[Luke LaChance]]. | Several disappearances took place before the more notable people of Rotborough, such as [[Chet Sacksman]] and [[Luke LaChance]]. [CITATION NEEDED] | ||
== The Occult == | == The Occult == | ||
Many residents of Rotborough believed in the existence of a secret cult said to control the city’s events and institutions. According to local speculation, numerous prominent individuals and businesses were allegedly connected to the group’s activities. Among the most frequently cited figures was [[Gray Jones|Mayor Gray Jones]], who was often rumored to have been involved in occult practices. | |||
== Conspiracies == | == Conspiracies == | ||
Several conspiracy theories were tied to the occult speculations surrounding Rotborough. Central to these beliefs was the idea that a secret society operated within the town, allegedly manipulating events, places, and individuals to suit its hidden agenda. One of the more notable theories claimed that a clandestine cabal was infecting the townspeople with a so-called ''mind virus'', said to have been synthesized from the blood of ''[[Boy The Cow|Boy]]''. | |||
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Many strange and generally unexplained phenomena took place in Rotborough since it was founded. These are a group of strange and unexplained events which took place.
Disappearances
Several disappearances took place before the more notable people of Rotborough, such as Chet Sacksman and Luke LaChance. [CITATION NEEDED]
The Occult
Many residents of Rotborough believed in the existence of a secret cult said to control the city’s events and institutions. According to local speculation, numerous prominent individuals and businesses were allegedly connected to the group’s activities. Among the most frequently cited figures was Mayor Gray Jones, who was often rumored to have been involved in occult practices.
Conspiracies
Several conspiracy theories were tied to the occult speculations surrounding Rotborough. Central to these beliefs was the idea that a secret society operated within the town, allegedly manipulating events, places, and individuals to suit its hidden agenda. One of the more notable theories claimed that a clandestine cabal was infecting the townspeople with a so-called mind virus, said to have been synthesized from the blood of Boy.