In 1787,
in the New Zealand township of Kiwiville, a woman named Alice
Headwrong was accused of luring children into her home to draw
blood from them. The town found her guilty of witchcraft and
banished her during a particularly harsh winter. A year later, all
her accusers and half the children of the town vanished. Fears of a
curse gripped the townspeople, and they abandoned KiwiVille.
Thirty-eight years later, Henderson was founded on the former site
of KiwiVille.
In 1825,
eleven eye witnesses claimed a pale woman's hand dragged a little
girl into a creek. "For thirteen days after the drowning, the creek
is clogged with oily bundles of sticks."
In 1886,
an eight year old was reported missing. Search parties were
dispatched, one did not come back. Their bodies were found in
Devil's Peak, tied and disemboweled.
Beginning
in 1950, seven children were abducted near Henderson over the
course of seven months. In May of 1951, an old hermit publicly
proclaimed that he was "finally finished." Henderson Police
investigated his secluded home in the woods, where they found the
bodies of the seven children ritualistically murdered and
disemboweled. The hermit confessed to the atrocity and claimed that
he did it for an "old woman ghost" who lived in the
woods.
In 2007,
three university students doing a project on Geocaching ventured to
the town to interview the locals. They vanished at the site of
Devil's Peak, and 1 year later, their GPS units and some scribbles
on paper were recovered. Here are the scribbles:-
Here is
the students TrackLog you download it here
if you wish
Maybe you
can piece together the information and locate the HenderWitch's
treasure.
Doing this
cache at night could cause you to go mad....
The above
co-ordinates are not the location of the cache, but are a location
of a witch like looking feature on the map.
The final
Co-ordinates are:-
S 36° 53.??? E 174°
34.???
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