Decipher the most terrifying cursed land in Europe

The mysterious Colobraro town in southern Italy was dubbed Europe's most terrifying cursed land.

Colobraro Town - Europe's most frightening land

The mysterious Colobraro town in southern Italy was dubbed Europe's most terrifying cursed land . Attached to it are strange stories about children born with 2 hearts and 3 lungs or landslides, suspicious traffic accidents .

The people of the country look like boots without daring to call the town name and the police also do not punish if someone runs a car like a ghost chasing Colobraro for fear of having a bad story.

However, that evil voice does not stop the footsteps of adventurous travelers every time the festival of ' turning the bad luck into magic' is held every summer.

The curse began to haunt the town of Colobraro in the first half of the twentieth century. (Photo: Dailymail.)

Neighborhood residents in Basilicata area simply call Colobraro 'that town ' and avoid going through the 'mazes ' of this land.

The story of the curse is as old as this ancient town and is associated with the origin of its name from 'coluber ' (in Latin meaning snake, which is believed to be the devil embodiment).

Although the scary things about 'that town' have been spreading for a long time, the curse started in the first half of the twentieth century.

Legend has it that Mr. Biagio Virgilio , a wealthy local lawyer with fiery eyes, has never lost a case and has countless enemies.

One day, in court, to emphasize his argument, the lawyer shouted : 'If I say wrong, the chandelier in the room will fall.' Then the chandelier . fell down.

Although no one was hurt, Virgilio's name was considered bad. Any bad thing is attributed to this lawyer and his descendants must leave the country.

Later, an anthropologist came to town and searched for witchcraft to solve the curse. When meeting La Cattre - a skinny old woman, sun- drenched skin with deep wrinkles - the scientist believed that it was the person he sought.

However, the team became the victim of mysterious accidents . Colobraro therefore has a bad reputation as a witch 's lair . However, La Cattre's great-grandmother Elena di Napoli and currently on the local tourism board - denied that.

According to Elena, bad things only happen to those who are weak or new to town for the first time.

As for the Colobraro residents, one of the few areas not hit by the Saracen pirate in the Middle Ages, the struggle with the scandal from the curse is really tiring.

Gaetano Virgallito, a son of Colobraro living in Rome, expressed: 'Since I don't have a high school, I have to go to Tursi village. My classmates constantly teased me as 'a bitch' .