Haunted by the supernatural


Paranormal phenomenon: Villa Nabila is said to be one of the spookiest places in Malaysia.

THE “otherworldly abduction” of a hormonal teenage boy at Villa Nabila in Johor Baru and 30 others last week turned out to be an ordinary hoax.

But the interest in the paranormal phenomenon - the supposed haunted mansion is dubbed as one of the five spookiest places in Malaysia –proved to be extraordinary.Supernatural enthusiasts nationwide flocked to the southern state just to view the crumbled ruins.

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