

Strange But True Trucking Stories
Somehow, the human figure in the cornfield appeared closer to him than before. With very few cars passing him on the highway, he started to get nervous, so he got out of the car to take a look at the figure. Walking between his truck and its trailer, he started to look around when, suddenly, his stomach dropped.

FATE Magazine
8 hours ago


Space Aliens Are Breeding With Humans?
Of course, human-alien hybrids, no matter how well adapted to a warmer world, don't address the crux of the climate change problem. Even unimproved humans can handle hotter temperatures; after all, they already live in a plethora of steamy environments including the Congo, Amazonia and downtown Tucson.

FATE Magazine
2 days ago


The Most Haunted Hotel In Texas?
Others have claimed to hear heavy footfalls padding about the room, in addition to hearing the shutters on the windows open and close by an unseen force. Captain King’s apparition has been spotted roaming the hallways on the second floor and disappearing through doorways.

FATE Magazine
Oct 31


Huggin’ Molly
Huggin’ Molly’s story has been told from generation to generation in the small town of Abbeville, Alabama.

FATE Magazine
Oct 26


The Legend of 'Cry Baby Bridge'
For decades, the jagged, swerving, one-lane country lane known as Lottsford Road was the scene of one of the most popular urban legends that Prince George's County, Maryland has ever known. Surviving for years in a spooky, surreal section of Mitchellville, Maryland, just east of the Capitol Beltway, Lottsford Road played host to a tale of terror straight from your worst Halloween nightmare -- a tale that balanced precariously between shocking fact and twisted fiction. Once up

FATE Magazine
Oct 17


Psychomanteum
In the 1950s, an actual psychomanteum was excavated at Ephyra in the western Greek province of Epiros. Within the ruins of a subterranean complex, fragments of a giant bronze cauldron were found; possibly both its polished exterior and liquid it contained were used as reflective surfaces.

FATE Magazine
Oct 14









