Ghost hunters injured in cliff fall

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Three teenage ghost hunters were seriously injured after jumping from a cliff while running away from police in the US.

The trio were trespassing at a park in Connecticut outside a former sanatorium which has been rumoured to be haunted.

Police spotted the three boys at about 1pm in the park and proceeded to chase them, KTLA 5 reports.

But during the chase the trio jumped off a ledge, sustaining serious injuries. It was not clear how far they fell.

Police said the boys were amateur ghost hunters who were visiting the Undercliff Sanatorium, which has a history of alleged supernatural activity.

The now-abandoned sanatorium opened in 1918 and was the first in the country devoted exclusively to children.

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