A man is induced by his wife to strangle her sister, and is in turn put to death in a horrible manner, or so it was rumored.
In October, 1902 The San Francisco Examiner wrote about a remarkable story of "savage superstition". It read like the tales of torture and Indian justice related in James Fennimore Cooper's Indian stories. It came to light among the Mojave Indians who lived along the Colorado River in Arizona about an incident of love, jealousy, superstition, murder and finally a terrible death to the offending Indian. It all combined to make a story of unusual interest and cruelty, astonishing even with those familiar with the tragedies of the mountain and desert in the great Southwest.
There's a reason why some things dwell in the shadows. True stories and urban myths of the weird, the paranormal, ghosts, cryptids and the things that make your weird little heart happy.
Chuck, a third-generation psychic medium, was born in Jacksonville, Florida. He discovered his psychic abilities at a young age but chose to keep this aspect of himself private during his 32-year career as a police officer in Salem, Massachusetts. After retiring from the police force, Chuck embraced his gift fully and became a public figure in the field of psychic mediumship. His television appearances on the A&E Channel and The Biography Channel, including his own pilot program “Psychic Search,” have helped bring attention to his abilities. Chuck actively uses his psychic abilities to assist police departments worldwide in locating missing persons and solving murder cases. He has co-authored a book titled “The Everything Guide to Evidence of an Afterlife” and his autobiography “Psychic Cop” sharing his journey and experiences.
Mardi Gras is strongly associated with wild bacchanalia and debauchery, and many took to heart, and beyond. Fat Tuesday, is a long-standing tradition of the Catholic Church and it marks the last day of before the start of Lent, a time of fasting and repentance. The celebration of Mardi Gras has its roots in the pagan Roman celebration of Lupercalia. This was a February holiday and it honored the Roman god of fertility. It involved feasting, drinking, and carnal behavior. Marlene and Henry retell stories of Mardi Gras past, and of strange cults where there was no intention of repentance of any kind.
STORIES: -A 1,000 Years Worth of Sacrifices -Old-Fashioned Hitchhiking Ghost Stories -A Hint of a Secret Past -I'm an exorcist - these chilling cases are how I know the Devil is real
Tim T in Florida is an experienced tracker, woodsman, hunter and a military veteran. He used his tracking and hunting skills to search for areas of Bigfoot activity with foot prints ranging from 6 inches to 18 inches. He's collected hairs using scientific methods and learned forensics methods to study and compare hairs against collected animal hairs in Central Florida, including domestic animals such as horses and cattle.
There are two ghosts that are well known to haunt Hampton Court. They were both English Queens and wives of Henry VIII. One is Jane Seymour who died shortly after giving birth to Prince Edward, and the other is the shrieking ghost of Catherine Howard executed for adultery. However there is another who finds no peace, and her only downfall was loyalty to the royal family.
Hampton Court was once the property of Cardinal Wolsey. Henry VIII who took Hampton Court from Wolsey was believed to have peopled the place with its many ghosts.
In July 1945, the battle of Okinawa took place, leaving over 200,000 dead, among them over one-third of civilians who lived on the island. Okinawans had been forced to commit suicide by the Japanese military or be executed. Lawlessness was rampant on the island and refugees lived in the hills. A month later atomic bombs would fall on Hiroshima and Nagasaki and amid this turmoil the disappearance of three young Marines was barely noticed.
Their names were James D. Robinson (Savannah, Ga.), John M. Smith (Cincinnati), and Isaac Stokes (Chicago). Initially they were listed by military as deserters and then they were declared missing in action. They were all 19 years old.
Early in the 19th century, the railroad was the only way to travel throughout the United States and where goods were shipped to different destination points. Many times the depots were on the outskirts of town, which became the seedier area known as the tenderloin. Saloons and brothels were close by and the poor often lived in the area since it was the only place they could afford. Such was the story of a poor woman who lived in a shanty in Harper's Ferry in West Virginia. Her name was Jenny. Is there any truth to the story of the unfortunate Jenny?
Harper's Ferry is tucked between rugged mountain ridges where the Shenandoah and Potomac Rivers meet. In 1794, President Washington asked Congress to establish a federal armory which consisted of 20 buildings along the south bank of the Potomac.
Roswell is famous in UFOlogy for the alien spaceship crash that occurred in July, 1947. While the mystery of what really occurred that summer day in Roswell has consumed all the attention, there are other mysteries that have gone under the radar. What could be more mysterious than an extraterrestrial you may ask, how about its ghost?
Let's have a hot-tub time moment and return to 1947. In July, a crash is reported of an alien craft in Roswell, New Mexico and alien bodies are taken to Roswell Air Field hospital. It was rumored that one of the ETs was still alive at the crash site, and then died at the hospital. The wreckage and the remains were held at Hangar 84 a former B-29 hangar located on East Enterprise Ave, until being shipped to different destinations. One of them was the Wright-Patterson Air Force Base in Ohio and its notorious "Hangar 18".
Over 50 years ago Amy Billig, 17, was last seen hitchhiking on Main Highway in Coconut Grove, Florida. She was thumbing a ride to her father's office to get money from him, and she had plans to meet her friends later that day. Neither her father, her friends or as matter of fact anybody ever saw Amy after this moment in time.
The idea of a teenage girl jumping into a vehicle with a complete stranger seems totally alien, if not downright dangerous in today's world. However on March 5, 1974, it was a very popular way for girls in the hippy era to get around.
John the Balladeer, also referred to as Silver John, was the creation of author Manly Wade Wellman. This fantastic tale involves a small town where none of the inhabitants will talk about, or cross the river over to the abandon mill and old house that once housed its workers before they all disappeared. Music can sometimes be heard from the derelict area. A man is forced to follow the woman he loves across the bridge one night when she goes to find out its secret.
STORIES:
-The Grave of the Unknown Sailor
-Murder in Miami
-The Story of Old Red Eyes
-An Archaeologist Claims She’s Found a Stunning Statue of Cleopatra at Her Alleged Tomb
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Dr. R. Craig Hogan is the president of the Afterlife Research and Education Institute, Inc., and Seek Reality Online. He has been a consultant to companies such as AT&T, Caterpillar, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and the USDA. He is the author of: Evidence Beyond a Reasonable Doubt You Will Never Die, Answers to Life’s Enduring Questions: From Science Discoveries and Afterlife Revelations and What happens to you in Your Life and Your Afterlife
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