Anatoly Moskvin is a Russian former journalist, college professor, and self-dubbed "necropolyst" with expert knowledge of cemeteries. For years, his hobby of collecting dolls hid a macabre obsession that drew upon his particular interests: digging up the dead and making dolls out of their corpses.

Captured on the morning of Aug. 3, 1952, this creepy photo appears to show four unidentified flying objects hovering across the skies of Salem, Massachusetts. We know that the photographer's name was Shel Alpert, that it was taken at Salem's Coast Guard Air Station, and that the objects were spotted above the Winter Island and Cat Cove areas, but little else is known about this bizarre image. The two essential elements of all creepy pictures from history are what is depicted in the image — and what is all too ominously left out. While some of the creepiest old photos ever taken reveal exactly why they're so disturbing as soon as you look at them, others truly become unsettling only once you learn the stories behind them. Next, roughly create the 5 fingers with your remaining cream cheese mixture, saving a little for touch-ups. German serial killer Joachim Kroll began acting on his macabre urges in 1955 — and didn't stop for two decades.Whether it's kidnappings and murders or mad scientists and unexplained phenomena, the stories behind history's creepiest images run the gamut from the macabre to the unsettling to the just plain bizarre. Though members of the Chalifoux family have claimed that the mother was paid to stage the image, the children in fact were sold to different homes within two years. Keith Sapsford was just 14 years old when he stowed away on an airliner, fell out of the wheel well, and plummeted to his death on Feb. 22, 1970. His harrowing final moments were captured by photographer John Gilpin, who happened to be casually snapping photos while waiting to board his flight. On Aug. 6, 1945, the United States of America dropped an atomic bomb on the Japanese city of Hiroshima. And for some of the approximately 80,000 people who lost their lives, only a nuclear shadow remained.

Shopping:When shopping for ingredients, remember that you'll need 4 oz of sliced prosciutto (I recommend Citterio brand), 16 oz of cream cheese (I recommend ⅓ fat by Philadelphia), and a pre-made log of prosciutto and mozzarella rolled together. (If you're unable to find this, you can substitute for an extra 8 oz of cream cheese and 2 oz of prosciutto.) The 134-man crew set out on two ships, determined to find the elusive shortcut to Asia and thereby further open up British trade. But soon after departing England in May, they were never seen again. Ian McDowell spots a sinister and mysterious feature at the Tower of London. The mysterious hand in the Byward Tower Hey I’m Caitlin! I am the chalkboard artist, photographer, writer, and overall boss-lady behind Cuts and Crumbles! I love sharing easy recipes that are possible for any skillset and suitable for any occasion! From recipes with low-calorie ingredient swaps to more indulgent dishes and even off the grill smoked specialities, I've got you covered! Creepy Hand is recommended for age 7+, we did include younger ones too but I think around 6-7+ is a good guideline for this game, as they can read the questions easily and enjoy the truth or dare element of the game.Few creepy old photos are more disturbing than those captured inside the mental institutions of decades and centuries past. Peoples Temple cult leader Jim Jones convinced his followers that the government was coming to kill them and take their children — and that swallowing a fatal dose of cyanide was the only answer. So, on November 18, 1978, 918 people died at the cult's Jonestown settlement in Guyana after drinking a poison-laced fruit drink. This 1883 mugshot of Pete Spence is the only known photo of this Old West outlaw who terrorized Arizona alongside the infamous Frank and Tom McLaury. Cream cheese: To make any cream cheese dip, I always choose Philadelphia brand and I try to use ⅓ less fat when possible. You will need 16 oz of cream cheese for this recipe.