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I know what you mean. Last night's episode of Coast was about a guy who claims to be a horse. No, I'm not kidding.

Not only that, but it was Gargamel who fought against the tyranny and oppression of these little blue evildoers, thereby becoming a hero in the eyes of many. Yet he was constantly portrayed as a villian by the liberal media.

I read somewhere that, during the 1980's, a middle school in Texas had to be shut down for two days because of mass panic. A rumor had started that the school would be overrun by a horde of Smurfs, who were said to be armed with knives and would murder anyone who wasn't wearing blue. Was this...

Yes, he's the guy, but please hear me out. I do understand he's deeply involved with the metaphysical side of things, but at the same time he seems to have done some intriguing work on the paranormal/ghost angle. His investigations include a couple of cases involving apparitions that are way...

Has anyone else ever heard of this person? After hearing him on C2C the other night, I came to the opinion that he'd be a great guest for the Paracast. His own unified theory of UFO's, ghosts, time travel, etc. is, at the very least, interesting, and at best something that might advance the...

I thought her last report wasn't that bad. I'd give it at least two half-cats on the half-cat scale. Or would that be a whole cat?

I've listened to every one of her drone witness reports, and none of them even remotely sounded like hoaxes. If they were, you'd expect them to show up a lot of other places, not just hers. I mean, if one of the witnesses really wanted to pull off a hoax, they'd do like Chad did and contact...

I've always considered LMH to be a not-so-great investigator, but the idea that she actively hoaxes shit seems a bit of a stretch as well. I really think her ego is too big for games like that. If she finds some witnesses, so much the better. Has anyone considered the idea that the CARET and...

Not an angle really, just speculation. After countless numbers of books by countless numbers of so-called UFO experts, I sometimes feel as if the subject has reached a dead-end. It's as if all the rocks have been overturned to reveal nothing of value, and now everyone is left with nothing more...

I was thinking the other day about characteristics that UFO sightings/abduction reports have in common, and a few questions occurred me that I've never heard anyone ask before. Specifically: Has anyone ever seen a UFO during a rainstorm? Has the big black triangle UFO ever been seen in the...

I just found out the Leonid meteor shower is going on this month, which could explain a lot of this. As for the douche bags, well...those are pretty common too, unfortunately. One thing; I did burst out in laughter when that one caller reported seeing the UFO and Dawn asked, "Sir, is your cow...

A local radio morning talk show here in Sacramento, CA got dozens of calls yesterday regarding a greenish ufo near military aircraft. I don't know if any of them reported it or not, but it reminds me a lot of the Needles sightings. To hear the audio file of the show, follow this link...

The other night I listened to C2C where Ian Punnett interviewed Tracy Twyman, the author of Mind Controlled Sex Slaves and the CIA. She purported the existence of an underground network of Satan worshipers who abduct children and force them into the sex slave trade, and that many of their...

Microscopic RFID tags, or "smart dust" is what I believe we are using, and in a much bigger way than anyone suspects. My guess is that they're small enough to be inhaled, so if you can imagine a fleet of planes dispersing these over various countries(i.e. Syria, Saudia Arabia, Iran, etc.), then...

I need help on Drone & Issac story This probably won't aid your research in any way, but I thought I'd share a little paranormal fan-fiction I wrote awhile back. It was inspired by the Chad drone phenomenon and my own efforts to come up with a unique explanation. Here's the link to the story...

Tonight I listened to Mitchell's "interview" with George Noory on C2C from last night. Mitchell doesn't provide much info at all beyond what he said in the radio piece: mainly that he's heard some things from old timers within the space industry and government, etc. I also found it very strange...

(sigh),I just hope to God that Dr. Mitchell doesn't name one of his sources as... (shiver) ...Jeff Peckman. :eek:

Well, it took a little bit of backtracking on the internet, but the answer to your question is yes! There is some similar research going on with regard to the famous "Brown Mountain Lights", some of which is being done by a guy named Joshua Warren and the L.E.M.U.R. project. Here's a couple of...

I should say that my hypothesis is really just an idea; I've got no scientific data to back it up. To prove any of it, I would need to find a way to generate such a plasma field in the woods(maybe with a giant electrical coil or something), then convince a slightly buzzed lumberjack to walk over...

The Travis Walton story is one of my favorite abduction cases, because it's so hard to explain away. That being said, I've come up with my own hypothesis: Travis Walton and his friends witnessed a hovering disk of plasma that was caused by a localized electrostatic discharge. This sometimes...