Tag: #paranormal
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They Said He Had a Cyst

Then Died from a Bug? Marco Chereze was twenty-three years old and doing his job. A Military police officer, on a January night, a road just outside Varginha in southeastern Brazil. A creature ran in front of his patrol car. He got out and grabbed it with his bare hands. Within weeks he was dead.…
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Now We Know Why They Registered Alien.gov

It Was Never About Extraterrestrials I can handle being told the truth. I can handle being told something I don’t want to hear. What I have trouble tolerating is being treated like I’m too stupid to recognize what’s happening. A few months back I wrote the article The Government Registered Alien.gov. That’s Not Disclosure. I…
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Driven Into the Ground

Iron, Fallen Angels, and the Oldest Ward We Know There are iron stakes driven into the ground at the four corners of my house. I put them there myself and I have a PhD. Celts hung iron above their doors. Bedouins buried it at thresholds. Hindu tradition warns against leaving it out after dark. These…
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In 1966, the Beatles Made Headlines. The List Didn’t.

Everyone Was Watching the Beatles. Nobody Was Watching the Vatican. In 1966, the Beatles released Revolver. Medicare enrolled its first patients. The United States was at a boiling point over Vietnam, civil rights, and what kind of country it actually wanted to be. The world was loud and cracking open. And somewhere in that same…
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What Writing Two True Crime Books Taught Me About the Truth

The gap between what happened and what got written down Having just finished writing my second book about true crime there are a few things I wanted to share about the experience. I’ve known for a long time that court cases are never as cut and dried as the news makes them out to be.…
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What If Time Is Not a Straight Line?

What If Ghosts, Déjà Vu, and Near-Death Experiences Are All the Same Thing We’re constantly told that everyone has the same twenty-four hours in a day. But is that really true? Time seems to shift depending on how we experience it. Sixty seconds does not sound very long until someone cannot breathe. Five minutes waiting…
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From Creepy Pasta to Collective Belief

Is the Internet Creating Thought Forms? If human consciousness has any creative or projective force at all, what happens when millions of people feed the same entity simultaneously through the largest communication system ever built? The internet may have become the first machine in human history capable of feeding a myth continuously, globally, and in…
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Does Science Have a Ghost Problem?

Science accepts invisible forces everywhere until someone suggests one of them might involve consciousness, death, or something we do not fully understand. In a laboratory, an unexplained reading becomes data, while in a seance room, it becomes an embarrassment. A scientist walks into a laboratory carrying an EMF reader and uses it to demonstrate that…
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Skeptic vs Believer Is the Wrong Debate in Paranormal Cases

The case changes the moment people decide what they believe In 1975, the Lutz family moved into a house in Amityville, New York. Within weeks, they left, claiming a series of disturbing experiences inside the home. Their account included strange odors, physical sensations, and a growing sense that something in the house was not right.…
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The Church Didn’t Destroy Witches’ Night. It Stole It.

How April 30th went from a pagan sabbath to a Christian feast day, and what that tells us about how the Church actually built its power. Picture the Brocken on the night of April 30th. It is the highest peak in Germany’s Harz Mountains, wreathed in fog, lit by bonfires. In the folk imagination of…