
The Haunting of Wat Samain Nari and The Ladies in Black.
If you drive through Lat phrao Bangkok Thailand in the early hour of the morning, you may be flagged down by two beautiful women dressed all black. They will ask you to drive them to Samain Nari, which is a civil temple in the capital’s Chatuchak district. One of the women will sit in the passenger seat and one will sit in the back. They will barely speak and only give terse replies. They will also look incredibly sad. In Thailand, wearing all black is a sign of mourning and isn’t usually worn as an everyday outfit like it is in the west. This is what makes this story all the more eerie. When you stop at the temple you’ll notice that women have vanished. If you look over to the nearby railway tracks, you’ll see the top half of their mutilated bodies crawling along the tracks with their entrails dragging behind.