Dyatlov Pass Mystery Solved!

The Dyatlov Pass incident is whispered about among conspiracy theorists and Bigfoot enthusiasts. In 1959, young hikers took off into the Ural Mountains of Russia in the icy nasty conditions and when they didn't make it back, a search party found them - frozen and dead.

Will Elon Musk's Tunnel Project Uncover The Reptoid Caves Under LA?

From 1934, G. Warren Shufelt reported to the Los Angeles Times that he had discovered a series of caverns under LA that houses Reptoid people in ancient times.  Reportedly, 5000 years ago a huge "tongue of fire" obliterated the Southwest and these people were forced to go underground. Reportedly, they had made tunnels in an upper and lower grid. The lower grid allowed sea water to rush through and force clean air into the upper level. There were rooms that were like "high rises" underground where they stored herbage for food.

"Tremors" TV Series Coming!

Pinch me, I must be dreaming! "Tremors" to become a series? Apparently so!

The Scariest Cursed Tunnels in the World!

Tunnels are creepy enough, but what if they have legends?

Upcoming 4-Part Special Series Starting July 5th!

Shocking Secrets in America's Caves!

In ancient times, caves were the ultimate refuge from the elements. It was a temperature-controlled location where man could park himself and his belongings safely to ride out the weather or live year-round. Important religious scrolls have been found in caves, hidden treasures, mummies, and amazing art work. Caves are ideal storehouses for keeping things dry and temperature controlled, but it isn't just something we do today to preserve; ancients thought to keep things safe for all time, as well.

How To Perceive Ghosts

Where am I going to encounter ghosts?
The bigger question is WHEN?

The Case of the Abandoned Ghost Ship

The sea is a cruel mistress. She giveth and she taketh away. Such is the case of the "Dei Gratia." 

Appreciating Creepy Cemeteries: What Makes Cemeteries Creepy?

Creepy cemeteries - they are the thing that dreams are made of.  This past summer, Julie and I went to the cemetery used for the filming of "Night of the Living Dead" and it lived up to our expectations. It was isolated, no visitors, felt like the end of the world, surrounded by woods, rustic, and an intense feeling of being watched.

Red-Orange Orb UFOs

We hear a lot about saucer-shaped UFOs, cigar-shaped ones, even triangular and pentagonal, but we don't talk publicly about another oddity in the sky, the red-orange lights. 

Growing Up in a Civil War Hospital

1860s - post Civil War

My upbringing in a Civil War hospital in Northern Virginia changed the course of my life. I lived in the big scary house on the hill, known to be haunted, and I was never going to be able to feel quite like the other kids who grew up in tract housing with modern furnishings. Mine was a Munsters existence in a bedroom community of Washington, D.C.

Desert-Themed Suspense and Horror Movies

You think it's hot out there? Imagine the vast desert? It's all about survival. And, it makes a bleak and amazing backdrop to some awesome suspense and horror movies. 

Bigfoot Researcher Karl Sup on Radio Tomorrow Morning!

Be sure to mark it for tomorrow morning - Karl Sup will be on the Fletcher Long "Long Version With Fletcher Long" show talking about Bigfoot. 

Many of you have read his well-received series on here "Long Island Bigfoot" and the present one he's doing, "Chicago Bigfoot: ChiSquatch." His post on Bigfoot eyes (LINK) and witness reports (LINK)

Readers have been responding very positively to Karl's methods of research, his sharing of details and recording of evidence are remarkably real-time/real-life feeling, as he takes us on the journeys with him.

The show is at this link THE LONG VERSION WITH FLETCHER LONG at 10 am EST/9 am Central/7 am Pacific.

Haunted Caves and Cave Horrors!

Caves are more than the sites of mines and ancient hieroglyphs, the burial places of giants, and homes for bats. They can also be haunted. And, why not? In desperate times, caves were utilized for sanctuary and sometimes standoffs and, given the geology, they seem like ideal vessels in a feng shui sort of way, to retain and hold a kind of amplified haunting that is held captive in a cul-du-sac formation. I am utterly fascinated with the haunted cave phenomena. I cannot think of a better spirit vessel.

One of the Best UrbEX sites on YouTube

My readers know how passionate I am about urban exploration. I grew up with a mother who was an historian uncovering the history of our historic estate, Aspen Grove, and I rambled around the grounds with a metal detector digging up artifacts. The exploration and chronicling of abandoned sites that might go extinct to demolition or decay is a big passion of mine. Many sites I've documented were destroyed soon after. 

Lurking around dark forbidden places with reminders of its prior use is the activity we refer to commonly as UrbEx or urban exploration. 

I'm going to showcase one of several channels on You Tube that I follow. It is called RnK All Day. When you subscribe, be sure to click on the bell-shape - you can get email notices every time they upload a new video. 

Earth Oddities, Hollow Earth and Burrowing Giants!

Our planet carries some pretty weird secrets and a lot of speculation revolving around the mysteries unsolved. Some of these wonders include spectacular lights, theories of a hollow earth, and a giant race underground. Let's look into some of these amazing concepts - 

Just How Tall Were Those Ancient Giants?

Take your hand and hold your jaw as if you're saying "hmmm" and thinking.  Now, imagine another jaw that is so big it easily surroundings it.. Hold your fingers a couple inches away from you jaw. Now you're getting the picture. Take it further. Imagine an entire skull fits over your entire head like a water bucket. And that's just the inside size of their skull. Now, we're talking ancient giant size!

Sex and the Single Ghost Hunter: Dating Ideas For Para Geeks

It's been a long time since I've done one in this series on GHT. I figured I'd give a shout out to all the single para geeks with a new installment concerning ideas for what to do on a date if you're dating another para-geek.

Chillbumps: Childhood Terrors Relived!

Chillbumps, Heebie Jeebies, Creepy Willies, whatever you called that scared mechanism as a kid, it effectively had our attention. How many of us pulled our toes back under the cover or a sheet over our heads when we felt we weren't alone at night? 

"Inpatient" Coming to Playstation By Makers of "Until Dawn"

Are any of these game developers single, because I'm in love with Supermassive Games! 

The Hungarian Suicide Song: Gloomy Sunday

A song released in 1932 in Hungary by Rezső Seress could have been a popular tune, but it became rather infamous for a completely unintended relationship as being a song that inspired suicides.

The Towns No One Wanted: Potosi Venezuela

In the case of Potosi, Venezuela, the government decided to evacuate the town and flood it. It made for a lot of heartbreak, and also some unusual sights.

Best Horror Movies To See in the Summertime

"Jaws" is perhaps the quintessential summer horror fare. Anyone who watched it in the mid 70s when it came out knows what I mean when I say "we never look at the ocean the same." I personally run a 4th of July marathon of "Jaws" and eat homemade crab cake each year.

The Towns No One Wanted: Chaiten, Chile

Sometimes, nature decides where you should live and not you. Such was the case in Chaiten, Chile where a volcano erupting caused the town to be evacuated in 2008.

Bigfoot Hair Styling

MK Davis did an amazing job of illuminating Patty's mane of hair from the Patterson Film. We can see a plait down her back and what looks like a smaller braid at the temple.

I take notes from speaking with many eyewitnesses who describe that Bigfoot hair among clans seems to be uniform. One habituator might report the ones on their property have Mohawk looking do's and another might tell of a Three Stooges' Moe bowl cut.

The Towns No One Wanted: Desert Center, California

Some people with money and a vision feel compelled to set up a town in an ideal location where perhaps travelers could stop on long-distance drives. But, such was the case for the Bates Motel and when the new highway opened, they were nothing more than a forgotten side street. The town of Desert Center, California was born with a vision from one man, a dreamer in a desert that offered little hope.

Hosting a Frozen Party: Arctic in the Summer

Sherbet, sprite, blue-raspberry Kool Aid and white grape juice

We wait all winter for summer and then we curse it's arrival. Most of us love snow until after Christmas and then we just endure. But, here it is, the hot season again and time to dream of pale blue tones and floating blocks of ice. I'm going to share some ways to enjoy some "icy" themes for a "frozen" or "polar" party.

The Towns No One Wanted: Centralia, Pennsylvania

Some towns are boomtowns that fall apart after the rush, but some unlucky towns have a catastrophe that bars anyone from entering pretty much indefinitely. Centralia, Pennsylvania is one such unlucky town.

Para-Themed Fun Coloring Book!

I am truly blessed to know some amazing creative minds and artists. In the case of this new coloring book by Joe Blevins "Atomic Weiner Dog and Friends: Coloring Book 1," I have a friend with unlimited creativity and talent.

The Urban Sasquatch Journal: End of a Year, Start To Another

This is the reporting by a Bigfoot researcher of an ongoing study in the Southern part of the United States in a very large park area near homes and urban setting.

LINK TO PRIOR INSTALLMENTS STARTING WITH #1

Towns No One Wanted: Johnsonville, Connecticut

What was once a mill town in Connecticut until the mid 1900s, Johnsonville was bought out by an eccentric very wealthy man. The town changed hands and yet remained empty the past 20 years. After many different entities owning it, it would seem to be the quintessential town no one wanted.

The Towns No One Wanted: Kolmanskop, Namibia

This week, I'm covering towns that people walked away from for a variety of reasons including pollution, dying industry, and Mother Nature. 

Towns No One Wanted Week

Starting tomorrow on the blog - "Towns No One Wanted Week." Expect me to explore towns that were abandoned for a wide variety of reasons. You will get to hear about their history and see how they appear today. 

Mannequin Horror Movies

Most folks are uncomfortable with baby dolls. They are facsimiles of something that should be cute, but they come across as just sinister. Now, take the human-like form and make it life-sized and it can really make you look over your shoulder. Mannequins have had lots of uses, let's have a look at some and then look at some horror movies that captured their weird soulless imitative qualities.

Serial Killers Inspiring 1970s and 1980s Slasher Genre

(Zodiac Killer - still unsolved mystery)

The 1970s gave us lots of serial killers to spark the slasher genre at the end of the decade into the 80s.

World War I Monsters Reported By Military

The UB-85 German U-Boat from World War I claimed they were under attack by a sea monster in one of the most unusual modern day cases of unexplained sinkings.

Movies Based in Abandoned towns and Real Abandoned Towns

Abandoned towns - a delicious subject for curiosity and fear. There were lots of movies based on abandoned towns and scenarios, as well as actual towns in real life - I'm sharing some of the best -

The Urban Sasquatch Journal: Smelly Trail

This is the reporting by a Bigfoot researcher of an ongoing study in the Southern part of the United States in a very large park area near homes and urban setting.

LINK TO PRIOR INSTALLMENTS STARTING WITH #1

Siberian Lake with Humanoids, Dogman and UFOs!

I first started reading about Baikal Lake Monster in Russia and found myself falling down a rabbit hole. Forget about Bermuda Triangle, that's kids' stuff. This lake is seriously troubled with a very long history of terrifying mystery! 

Abandoned Mansions

Abandoned buildings are amazing things to explore and photograph, but there is something quite tragic when one comes across abandoned mansions. The fall from grace is even further when one considers their once grand style. Let's take a look at some amazing finds - 

Solar Kits For Preppers, Rural Properties, Homes and More!

I'm very lucky to work in a line of business that allows me to meet innovative business owners and a wide variety of some of the hardest-working people in America. 

At TJ's Rig Iron, we are representing an innovative company that sells affordable solar kits and makes it super easy to transition. Their uses are many including power to gates at ranches, oil leases, agricultural, cabins, homes, businesses, and prepper homesteads. 

As I know I have a wide variety of readers on here, I thought I'd share in case you're looking for solar power. 

My YouTube Para Videos and Fun

I don't often talk about my video channel on YouTube. I am user Psychic62. 

What Your Favorite Horror Movies Say About You

Horror movies really come down to three categories. We could push it and say suspense/thriller and SciFi can also be horror, but let’s just talk straight-out horror genre—found on the aisle at the video store. Take a look at your collection and see which type you seem to have the most of: