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THE worlds fastest roller coaster was forced to close after thrill-seekers shattered bones on the terri
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These stunning images capture the haunting beauty of a funeral home that has been undisturbed for three years聽- complete with chemicals, coffins, an abandoned hearse and even the cremated remains of former c
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