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What is the ‘horror’ story of New Zealand’s Parliament?

There is a library in the Parliament of New Zealand. There is a story about it. This library has caught fire twice, flooded, and wild cats have also attacked. Gradually, the rumor spread that this is happening due to a bad shade. Security personnel and sanitation workers shy away from going here at night. A story is about MP William Larnaka. In 1898, he shot himself with a revolver in a room of Parliament, struggling with financial crisis and family difficulties.

Many people claim that the soul still wanders in Parliament.

Many claim that their soul still wanders in Parliament. Subsequently, his skull was stolen from his grave and in 1972 it was found in a college student’s room. Which deepened this mystery. Parliament employees say that sometimes doors are closed automatically. It seems as if an invisible power is present there. The story of Evan McCall, the first librarian of Parliament, is also very famous. It is said that he died due to excessive work pressure.

Hands came out of books!

Some people believe that their soul still wanders in the library of Parliament. Nattrical staff and security personnel claim that sometimes the library hears strange thunder voices, books automatically fall and suddenly feel a gust of cold air. Such stories are prevalent among the employees that hands come out of the piles of books, a ghostly woman appears in the mirror and the closed doors open on their own.

Many strange incidents are associated with the library.

The Gothic style library building of the New Zealand Parliament designed by Thomas Turnbull in 1899 provides a mysterious atmosphere. The history of two fire, one flood and many bizarre events here also makes it even more mysterious.