The tumbledown Italian shed that will sell for £1.2 million
A tumbledown building in the Italian countryside is to sell for €1.5 million (£1.2 million) because it once belonged to a British hedonist, writer and occultist who was dubbed "the wickedest man in the world". ..
Could the Mount Baker Theatre be haunted?
Ghost hunters from Washington State Paranormal Investigations and Research are staying overnight in the famous landmark Friday, August 6. The group will be on a high-tech search for proof of haunting spirits in the building built in 1927. Darren Thompson with the group says they're looking for audio, electromagnetic, video and other technical evidence of spirits, but they're ready for anything...
"Psychometry" shows recent paintings by Stacey Sherman
"The mysterious world of paranormal has captured my curiosity since I was a child. My experience working in an historic and allegedly haunted hotel is the catalyst for my current paintings," says Stacey Sherman...
"An American Werewolf in London" remake hires writer
LA Times is reporting that Dimension Films is developing a remake of John Landis' "An American Werewolf in London," which is a 1981 classic about a US tourist who believes he's being hunted by a werewolf...
Vancouver mystic's secret message describes "alien's memories"
Jessica Schab on Secret Message TVVancouver-based mystic Jessica Schab spoke to Secret Message TV about inner dimensions of UFO contact that inform her perspectives on contemporary social and spiritual issues...
The ghost of Barracks Street
In October of 1860 police were called to a home on Barracks Street, near Esplanade Avenue, where they made a horrible discovery. A free colored-man had blown his brains out with a pistol in a one-room, detached building where he had been living; the body had been there for several days when it was found...
Romanian ghost photograph: update
Javier Ortega: Last week I posted a news report about a Romanian security guard who claimed she took a photograph of a ghost in the building she was watching over. The cell phone photo and the detailed account of what transpired painted a story of someone genuinely intrigued and sure that whatever she had witnessed was nothing from this world...
41% believe "Bermuda Triangle" is a danger
41% of people believe that the Bermuda Triangle is a danger, according to tests done on Queendom.com. The company says the results come from collecting data from "over 20,000 people from all walks of life."..
