The haunting activities of a South Sacramento home
Paul Dale Roberts: The date is November 14, 2009, Saturday. Tonight my investigators will be investigating a home in South Sacramento. A home in which the previous owner died. How she died, it appears that no one knows, but it is rumored she died of natural causes or old age. This is a home that footsteps are heard in the hallway, an apparition has been seen walking past the bathroom. Let's find out exactly what is going on in this home...
Mystery cryptid pic from Tampa
Loren Coleman: What was the "something" in the trees above 3001 E. Elm St. in Tampa, Florida, just south of Sligh Avenue, west of the Hillsborough River, photographed about five days ago. Various theories have been put forth. Official thoughts said it was a monkey, then some figured it was a large raccoon, but finally authorities told the media it was believed to be a macaque...
Werewolves: the recession's monster of choice
This past Sunday, The Werewolf's Guide To Life co-author Bob Powers participated in a Werewolves Vs. Vampires debate on NPR's All Things Considered, in a chat with Joe Garden, co-author of The New Vampire's Handbook. It was a brief segment in advance of this Friday's release of New Moon, but we were happy to put in a few words in support of the werewolf lifestyle...
Berks psychic expert sees boost for ESP, related paranormal phenomena from Clooney film
Dale E. Graff never stared at goats. But the Tilden Township man did train American troops and civilians to read minds, interpret dreams and use other psychic abilities in an effort to learn Soviet secrets during the Cold War. That military program he founded and led is now portrayed in the movie, "The Men Who Stare at Goats," starring George Clooney...
2012, Nostradamus: no new secrets revealed
There were no "startling new secrets" in the SyFy show about 2012 that was hosted by Lester Holt. Neither has the History Channel show, "The Nostradamus Effect" shed any new light on the prophecies regarding 2012. The fact of the matter is, these shows may end up in a self-fulfilling effect. Basically, they have it all wrong, again...
B.C. couple hires psychic to try to find missing dog
A Langley, B.C. couple has hired two American animal psychics to help find a missing four-legged mom. Nisga'a, a prized Coton de Tulear pooch, disappeared last week while being walked by an international student staying with the couple. When the student took off his mittens to answer his cellphone and dropped the leash, the two-year-old dog - worth about $3,500 - ran off into a field...
