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| At first, Ryan Graveface thought he opened his museum at the worst possible time: February 2020, just three weeks before a Georgia ordinance forced its closure due to the pandemic. Even after he reopened the doors, four months later, no one was coming to see the oddities on display at the Graveface Museum in Savannah — which include a sign from the Manson Family's Spahn Ranch hideout; packets of Flavor-Aid taken from the scene of the Jonestown cult mass suicide; and the actual spine of Church of Satan founder Anton LaVey. But in January of this year, one of the few visitors posted a TikTok video featuring the place. "It went viral," Graveface told The Post. "And then all of a sudden we have a line out the door every day." Now he has people driving from as far as Boston and Colorado Springs, just to see his serial killer and occult collectibles. In a weird way, the world's real-life horrors have been the best thing that could have happened. As Chris Flam, a guest from Kentucky, put it: "In the midst of a pandemic, normal life seems so scary. Something like circus freaks and serial killers are so surreal and otherworldly that it takes you away from all the worries of mundane, normal life." Graveface's story is just one of the thought-provoking curiosities we present to you this week — along with the shocking affair  between an Auschwitz guard and a Jewish prisoner, a most unexpected UFC fight, and the story of the Wild West's most notorious female bandit, Pearl Hart, who tried to pass as a man during her daring holdups. Enjoy, and have a happy Halloween!
Shelly Ridenour Sunday Features Editor, New York Post | | |  | | | Fighting Words | | | | UFC's Octagon Girls strike back after being called "the most unnecessary people in martial arts" by retired fighter Khabib Nurmagomedov. READ MORE | | | | | |  | | | Fatal Attraction | | | | How a Georgia museum — devoted to serial killers and the occult — became an unexpected road-trip destination. READ MORE | | | | | |  | | | A Mysterious Affair | | | | A new movie exposes the real-life "romance" between Helena Citron, a Jewish prisoner at Auschwitz, and Frank Wunsch, the Nazi officer who spared her life. READ MORE | | | | | |  | | | Working the Cameras | | | | As Angelina Jolie continues to battle ex-husband Brad Pitt for custody, a source accuses her of "using the kids" to get good press. READ MORE | | | | | | — "No one has been ruled out at this point. — Santa Fe County District Attorney Mary Carmack-Altwies on whether or not Alec Baldwin could be charged in the fatal on-set shooting of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins |
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