At Yukon's Caribou Hotel, restoration workers reported lights without utility power, empty-staircase footsteps, and camera glitches. The haunting remains unverified.
A 2005 Eldon House boiler repair led to reports of sudden physical sensations and vanishing shoes. The alleged diary connection remains unverified.
A St. Louis remodeler reported strange figures, lights, a moving attic door, and a serious ladder fall at two homes. Physical explanations remain unruled out.
Seoul's ghosts and America's ghosts may look familiar at first glance, but Korean gwishin, shamanic ritual and haunted American places follow different cultural rules.
Russian paranormal investigators use cameras, EMF meters, EVP recordings, Kinect sensors, dosimeters and long surveillance sessions, but most cases still collapse into ordinary explanations.
Eight alleged Bigfoot encounters in five days put northeastern Ohio back into the cryptid spotlight, but eyewitness clusters still leave the biggest question unanswered.
Russia has castles, estates, hospitals, and abandoned buildings wrapped in ghost stories. The legends are dark, but the evidence is more complicated.
Some Christians interpret UAP encounters as spiritual deception rather than extraterrestrial visitation. Here is how that theory works, and what evidence does and does not show.
A skeptical dive into Bob Lazar’s “containers” claim, John Lear’s soul-harvest theory, Jeremy Corbell’s retelling, and what the evidence actually supports.
A skeptical look at the viral 650 nm red-laser DMT claim, the reported alien glyphs, and why neuroscience and optics explain more than simulation-code speculation.
With over 300 million recreational visitors each year to our national parks and recreational areas it’s not surprising that some individuals vanish from these remote areas
This is an unbiased reflection on an official article written by Dr Beatrice Brandon