Evil Nun Turns Monastery Into A House Of Horrors

In 1950, a Greek village found itself in the middle of one of the most horrifying cases imaginable. Mariam Soulakiotis or Mother Mariam as she called herself, was the abbess of a radical monastery headed by a disgraced monk named Matthew Karpathakis. At first glance the monastery looked quaint…it was positioned at the top of a hill, it was white with a dome shaped roof and it had a picturesque backdrop of forests and rolling hills. But eventually the villagers would report the sounds of screams and moans coming from inside of the monastery. And there were strange sightings of people in chains roaming around the courtyard. And then people started going missing…and their trails would lead back to the monastery.

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Imagine dying like this over a calendar.

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The photo of her looks absolutely terrifying! Could be from a horror movie.

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Just wow. I'm Greek and never heard of this case. You also did the most succinct explanation of the Gregorian calendar I have ever heard.
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[leniav]

I'm Greek, and we have so many brutal cases every day. This one HAD to be covered

[theoldblood]

That is the scariest looking priest and nun. I wouldnt go anywhere near these people.

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My mother, born in 1944, joined the convent in California at age 18-26. She left at the beginning of her vow of silence; so we teased that she couldn't keep quiet that long😅. But she actually left because she wanted kids. Had 4 and a shotgun wedding! 😅😂
She even had tuberculosis and had a scar on her chest because they took out a wedge of her lung.

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Reminds me of what Elizabeth Seaman (Nellie Bly), America's first real investigative journalist, found at the "New York City Lunatic Asylum" on Blackwell's (now Roosevelt) island, in 1887.

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[linascarlet]

Well, I am Greek, I am 39 and I have never heard this case before!! Congrats!I just want to make sure that it is clear that old-calendar followers are considered ridiculous and they are basically outcast nowadays !

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