Spooky obsession wins fans

A headless bride spooks Deb McLeod as she sets up her haunted Halloween wonderland.

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by Devon McGillicuddy October 30, 2017

A Colac house has been spooking the neighbourhood ahead of Halloween tomorrow, attracting a crowd looking for a scare.

Tags: Halloween, Headless bride, Spooky

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