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Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn     In his anxiety to rid himself of a wife who could not give him a male heir, Henry VIII said Anne Boleyn committed adultery with various men (and thus treason) and incest (with her brother).  She also had bewitched him. Because marrying her brought Protestantism to England, it was widely believed by Roman Catholics that Anne possessed a third nipple and a sixth finger on her left had, and that -as a child-she had a curious dislike of church-bells.  It was clear that Anne Boleyn had entered into a pact with the Devil and that the King had been a victim of her devilish sorcery...    The supposed lovers of Anne Boleyn were executed on May 17 of the year 1536 and two days later Anne was beheaded i the Tower.  She wore a gay robe of  damask over an underskirt of red and upon her wonderful black hair she had a pearl-embroidered hood.  As she stood there on the scaffold, her dark eyes shining, laughing in the face of death, she made a joke about her little ne

   America has a fascination with famous celebrities.  America has a captivation with ghosts and ghost stories as well.  So it's just natural that, even after a superstar dies, we're not ready to let go of them.  Maybe they're not ready to move onto the Next World either.  If you want to know where you may get a glimpse of your favorite star, find out about there famous celebrities who still haunt America.  Mariyln Monroe     While at her home, this "sex goddess" from the 1950's, took an overdose of sleeping pills on August 4, 1962.  She lapsed into a coma, and never regained consciousness.  Marilyn Monroe was pronounced dead on August 5, 1962.    Today, her ghost is said to still haunt the Brentwood house where she died at.  You can still see Marilyn Monroe's image in a mirror at the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel on Hollywood Boulevard too.  Monroe often stayed at that hotel when her career was its hottest.  The full-length mirror used to be located i