New video game? Who you gonna call?
Dan Aykroyd is in one of his favorite places: surrounded by ghosts, or at least ghost stories. Just steps off Central Park in the Beaux-Arts town house of the American Society for Psychical Research, in a library lined with books like “Gods From Outer Space” and “Wall Street and Witchcraft,” Mr. Aykroyd is presenting his family’s supernatural bona fides with the same earnest yet vaguely ironic delivery that has sustained his entire comic career. Deadpan, he dares you to take him seriously even as he seems to wink at his own torrent of outlandishness...
Russian scientist: UFO collided with Tunguska meteorite to save Earth
Aliens downed Tunguska meteorite to protect our planet from devastation, stated Russian scientist Yuriy Lavbin about the 100 year old mystery surrounding the massive Siberian explosion. He showed 10 quartz crystals that he found at the place of the meteorite’s crash. Several of the crystals have holes in between, so they can be united in a chain...
Yowie exclusive: “It was bloody scary!”
Loren Coleman: Two of my mates (Australian for “friends”) are all over the media today, in conjunction with Yowie news. Of course, a quick read of the media headlines out of Australia might make you think that Tim the Yowie Man (shown above, investigating) has gone mano-a-mano (Spanish for “hand-to-hand,” as in combat) with the Big Hairy Guys from Oz. But just to clarify things, Tim emailed me moments ago: “I’ve never had any physical contact with a Yowie!!”..
Police find feral girl in Siberia
Russian police have taken into care a 5-year-old girl who has been shut up in a flat in the company of cats and dogs for her entire life, police said on Wednesday. The girl, who lived in the Eastern Siberian city of Chita, could not speak Russian and acted like an dog when police took her into care. "For five years, the girl was 'brought up' by several dogs and cats and had never been outside," a police statement said. "The unwashed girl was dressed in filthy clothes, had the clear attributes of an animal and jumped at people," it said...
My favorite ghost story that didn’t make the book
On June 26, 1957, The New York Times ran a piece by Meyer Berger about a haunted house in the West Village called: Ghostly Coincidences Puzzle Bohemian Couple in 125-Year-Old House in Greenwich Village...
The Cara DeGregorio story: A haunting in South Sacramento
On another time Paul was sitting in the living room watching TV and felt a presence rush over to his side. He then heard the soft voice of a girl whispering in his ear. It sounded like she was saying..."the baby is crying." When Paul heard the whisper, he was able to visualize the baby crying. When Paul left the living room to investigate if the baby was crying, he discovered that the baby was actually crying...
'Telepathic call made me snatch my daughter'
A German man calling himself Clark Rockefeller snatched his London-based daughter because he believed she had told him via telepathy to rescue her, a US court has heard...
Goody's mum: 'I've seen Jade's ghost'
Jackiey Budden has claimed that she has been "visited" by late daughter Jade Goody twice since she passed away in March. The 51-year-old, who helped nurse Goody in her final weeks, said that the reality star is still communicating with her after her death...
The ghost hunter’s dilemma
Anyone who considers herself a paranormal investigator–that is, anyone committed enough to spend the entire night in cold, dark and often disturbing buildings/ships/homes/hospitals, knows one fact above all else: whatever we find, or whatever finds us, is frustratingly vague. We catch snippets of voices on digital recorders, but we often do not hear the same words; we find anomalies in photographs, but someone usually offers a natural explanation; we see spikes or sharp drops in temperature, or watch the EMF meter light up like a Christmas tree, but we really don’t know what it means...
