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    Kuntilanak is a female ghost in Malay and Indonesian folklore. It is believed to be the ghost of a woman who died during childbirth, and is often depicted as having long, dark hair, wearing a white dress, and with a head that can twist 180 degrees. Kuntilanak is said to haunt forests and abandoned buildings, and is often associated with feelings of doom and misfortune. Legend has it that seeing a Kuntilanak is a sign of impending death.

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    Kuntilanak is a vengeful spirit from Malay and Indonesian folklore. She is known for her long, dark hair, white dress, and ability to twist her head 180 degrees. Kuntilanak haunts forests and abandoned buildings, often bringing doom and misfortune to those who encounter her.

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    Haunting, curses, supernatural phenomena, Malay and Indonesian folklore, and spreading fear.

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    ...the darker side of folklore and supernatural phenomena. I'm always on the lookout for new tales of hauntings and curses.