"THE TOP PARANORMAL EVENTS OF 2002" > Page 1, 2, 3, 4
July, 2002
• Monster man. People fled Indian villages to escape a man who allegedly plucked flesh from his victims with long claws.
• Chupacabras. A man in Brownsville, Texas blamed the blood-sucking Chupacabra for killing his dog.
• Giant human remains. Mysterious skeletal remains of what appeared to be a 3,000-year-old giant were unearthed on a South Pacific island.
• Crop circles. One of the UK's largest crop circles appeared near Stonehenge.
• Psychic test. Edinburgh scientists tested 140 volunteers who claim they've had psychic experiences.
• Monkey man. More Monkey man attacks were reported in India; deaths reported.
• Loch Ness. Kevin Carlyon, a "white witch," claimed that the Loch Ness Monster is a prehistoric ghost - and a show-off.
• Bigfoot. More Bigfoot tracks were found in British Columbia's Yono National Park.
• Ghost video. A surveillance camera at a wrecker service in Oklahoma seems to show the ghost of a woman wandering among the cars.
• UFOs. Military jets in Maryland were scrambled to chase an "unknown aircraft."
• Lake monster. The "Monster of Tianchi Lake" in the Changbai Mountains in Jilin Province, Northeast China, was back in the news after several recent sightings were reported.
August, 2002
• Time travel. University of Connecticut physicist Ronald Mallett said he was working on building the first time machine.
• Sea monster. A mysterious sea creature spooked swimmers in Portsmouth, Rhode Island.
• Bigfoot. New sightings were reported in East Texas.
• Ball lightning. A young girl in the UK was struck by ball lightning.
• Bigfoot. Sightings in northern Wisconsin reported.
• Holy Grail. A German submarine, which may have breached wartime defenses, could be linked to the Nazis' search for the mythical Holy Grail, a writer claimed.
• Loch Ness. "White witch" Kevin Carlyon performed a ritual he claimed would raise Nessie from her watery hide-out. It didn't.
• Mystery creature. A mysterious animal, which terrorized areas around Dowa boma was killed, but its appearance still baffled wildlife officials.
• Meteorite. A 14-year-old girl in the UK was struck by a small meteorite.
• Loch Ness. Underwater photos in Loch Ness show a large "something" that could be Nessie (photo).
September, 2002
• UFOs. UFOs were spotted in eight Chinese provinces.
• Noah's Ark. The super-powerful commercial QuickBird satellite began snapping imagery of Mount Ararat in eastern Turkey in a quest to spot the possible remains of what is believed to be Noah's Ark.
• Yeti. Yeti hairs were found on an Indonesian island.
• 9/11. Some conspiracy theorists blamed aliens for the 9/11 attacks on the US.
• Weeping statue. A statue of the Virgin Mary is attracting hundreds of pilgrims to a house in Perth, Australia, after claims it sheds fragrant tears.
• 9/11. On the first anniversary of the terrorist attacks, a date known as 9-11, the evening numbers drawn in the New York Lottery were 9-1-1.
• OBEs. A neurologist claimed to find a way to mimic out-of-body experiences.
• Champ. The monster in Lake Champlain surfaced in a video taken by a member of Champ Quest.
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