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American Leprechaun and Other Little People

November 25, 2022 Rick Hale 0

Author Rick Hale retells a story past down from his grandfather about an encounter with a Leprechaun, and then explores other legends of little people. […]

Gloomy Sunday: Song With A Body Count

November 25, 2022 0

The song “The End of the World” by Rezso Seress was written during the Great Depression and may be have at least twenty suicides attached to it. […]
Haunted Stays II: Omni Parker House in Boston, Massachusetts

December 20, 2020 0

If the United States could call any city it’s birthplace, Boston, Massachusetts would be it. Frequently called, “The cradle of liberty,” Boston was home to two historic events that sparked the Revolution, the Boston Tea [...]
Inquiry About ITC Investigator Success

February 13, 2019 0

Recently, noted ITC (instrumental transcommunication) researcher Anabela Cardoso published a wonderful article on why some ITC researchers obtain better results than others. As an audio ITC researcher for over a decade, I have asked this [...]
Blood Sucking Fiends Part 3: The Return Of Peter Blagojevic

September 9, 2020 0

The magic of the silver screen has taken the vampire and turned it into an anti-hero of sorts. Ever since Bela Lugosi appeared in the film adaptation of Bram Stoker’s Dracula, this creature that lurks in [...]
On Wings of Thunder: Thunderbirds In Illinois

January 13, 2023 0

Learn about modern sightings of Thunderbirds in the American Midwest in this new article about a very old cryptid. […]