They claim that there does exist a “forbidden zone” within Grand Canyon National Park which completely forbids anyone to hike, camp, or explore there. They also point to the curious names of the landmarks in this allegedly off-limits area, and they even go so far as to suggest that shadowy branches of the Federal Government secretly monitor the entire area.

Newspapers across the state carried reports of this strange battle. A public meeting was held in Rutherfordton, and public speculation soon settled on the idea that the battle was a divine vision of highlights from the not-so-far distant Revolutionary War.

Richard McNally, a professor of psychology, and his colleagues recruited six women and four men who claimed they had been spirited away by extraterrestrials, some of them more than once.

Its only neighbors were desert plants, telephone poles and—if it was lucky—a passing coyote

Could a Base Be Hidden Under the Mountain?Skeptics argued there was no way to build a complex of the size and scale described by locals. This changed when researcher John Greenewald found declassified records explaining the Subterrene.

Visitors and paranormal investigators claim to have witnessed apparitions, experienced unexplained phenomena, and heard disembodied voices, leading them to believe the spirits of the Manson family murders remain on the property.

There is certainly something physically real. Only those who claim to know what is in government documents or activities can claim extraterrestrial origin. The only way to assert that is crash-retrievals or captured aliens or contact scenarios including communications.

By the time the creature became known as the Montauk Monster, it was already gone.

He accidentally fell into the path of a train and his head was severed from his body. They never found his head. Local people say the light is actually the light from his lantern as he walks the tracks searching for his missing head.

They watched as this figure with wings turned into a man and walked up to the house.

People from the Orkney Islands in Scotland feared small, fairy-like creatures called "trows". According to legend, trows would give birth to children who were apt to be sickly.

" their ghosts aren’t like regular ghosts. They’re not transparent and, at first glance, seem like normal people. You might see them out of the corner of your eye, but when you look, they disappear. "

Ed sang to the rocks till they levitated; he received extraterrestrial support; he “used magnetism.”

Van Tassel claimed to have had physical and telepathic contact with extraterrestrials, one of whom introduced itself as Ashtar.

According to Fr. Amorth, the infestation of animals is extremely rare, but possible. In his book, An Exorcist Tells His Story, he writes about an inexperienced exorcist who ordered a demon to enter a farmer’s family pig.

The line had a static noise and the sound cut in and out. I said, "This can't be you, mom. You're dead." She said, "Oh, come on now." She sounded a bit agitated, and then we were cut off.

They found that 24% of people in the United States believe that extraterrestrials have visited Earth.

"The Thunderbird is a legendary creature deeply rooted in the mythology of various American Indian tribes, often depicted as a massive bird with a colossal wingspan, believed to control thunder and lightning.