The Tri-State Spook Light looms as one of America’s most famous mystery lights.

It had "the head of a frog, the grinning face of a giant elephant, thick short legs set off by huge claws, the back of a dinosaur, and a lon

One of the more serious problems in the superstition of the hoodoo charms during the late 1800s and early 1900s, was grave robbery. The sing

Legends of Neanderthal-style "wildmen" are common in cultures around the world. The New World Dictionary tells us that sasquatch, the North American version (and the original name for bigfoot) comes from British Columbia's Saiish Indians' word saskehavas, meaning just that--"wild men." To the average American/ a troll is likely to be regarded as less of a sasquatch like wildman than a dwarf-like fairy-tale creature. Yet into the 1800s, trolls were widely believed by Germanic

Fairies include a wide range of beings who populate nature and live in homes and buildings.

From the earliest historical records we have mysterious sighting of strange beasts and supernatural entities in what is now the state of Ca

It was then that two figures, described as "flat black and with arms swinging wildly," ran across their line of sight, never looking back at

"These beings are less aggressive than the one in Point Pleasant, for the most part.

Some swear that they have seen sailors climbing the ladders on the ship to get clear of the burning hull. The bodies drop like autumn leaves

What better day in May to kick off the WNC Bigfoot Festival than Friday the 13th?

Fate Magazine - Issue 738 Scholars’ debate when humans first adopted religion. Some insist it began with the advent of agriculture; some...

He and his friends would go to that same area in the forest and they developed a relationship with the tiny man.

FATE Issue # 731 In August 2016, Greenville, South Carolina, erupted in a wave of phantom clown sightings and encounters. Children reported evil clowns who frightened them and attempted to lure them into the woods. The wave spread to nearby states, North Carolina, Georgia, and Alabama. As news flashed around the internet and media, phantom clown sightings were re- ported across the entire country in more than two dozen states, and even elsewhere around the world. Sinister cl

The night of February 8, 1855 was a singularly cold one. The next morning, the rural residents of East and South Devon awoke to a...

Jack the Ripper: A Walking Paranormal Investigation By: Louise Mackay Psychic medium and founder of From the Other Side www.fromtheotherside.org.uk In 1888 a serial killer walked the streets of Whitechapel, London. The victims were from the lower end of society, doing anything they could for a couple of pence. The nickname given to the killer was Jack the Ripper. The autumn of 1888 was very cold and wet. The people living in Whitechapel needed shelter and warm food. A woman’s