The Haunting
Research notes supplied with this dossier do not contain primary or secondary documentation of an 'Iron Market' (Marché en Fer) site in Haiti, nor any reports of hauntings tied to the 2010 Haiti earthquake. The only iron-market structure present in the provided sources is Mercat del Born in Barcelona, Spain, described as a former public market constructed with iron. Because the supplied sources do not mention a Haitian Iron Market, its location, condition after 2010, alleged phenomena, or associated entities cannot be reliably documented here. Further research with Haitian local sources, post-earthquake damage assessments, news reports, or folklore collections is required to confirm or refute the claim of hauntings.
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Sources
- [1]Mercat del Born. Wikipedia contributors. "Mercat del Born." Wikipedia. Extract provided in research notes describing Mercat del Born, Barcelona — an iron-constructed former market; no information about a Haitian Iron Market or hauntings after 2010.wiki
- [2]Narrative of the surveying voyage of H.M.S. Fly, Volume 2. Archive entry for a 19th-century naval voyage narrative (H.M.S. Fly). Listed in research notes but contains no relevant material on an Iron Market in Haiti or hauntings.other
- [3]In Search of Ancient Astronauts (archive reel). Archive description of a documentary; included in research notes but unrelated to the Haitian Iron Market claim.other
- [4]THE RUHR (declassified CIA reading room document). Archive entry for a declassified book about the Ruhr; included in research notes but unrelated to the Haitian Iron Market claim.other
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