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Raining fish story from Honduras

Raining fish story from Honduras

July 17, 2017 — 0 Comments

On 15 Credibility Street: Exaggerated and Unlikely Evidence

On 15 Credibility Street: Exaggerated and Unlikely Evidence

July 17, 2017 — 0 Comments

Examining the Stone Tape

Examining the Stone Tape

July 15, 2017 — 0 Comments

Evidence of UFOs in an 11th-century painting?

Evidence of UFOs in an 11th-century painting?

July 15, 2017 — 0 Comments

Steer very clear of David Rountree

Steer very clear of David Rountree

July 15, 2017 — 0 Comments

Kesha continues to get inspiration from the paranormal

Kesha continues to get inspiration from the paranormal

July 14, 2017 — 0 Comments

Smoke rings mistakenly called “UFOs”

Smoke rings mistakenly called “UFOs”

July 14, 2017 — 0 Comments

On 15 Credibility Street: Exaggerated and Unlikely Evidence
Kenny is a special guest interview on Sharon’s podcast regarding his visit to the Haldeman Mansion. 15 Credibility Street #21: Exaggerated and Unlikely Evidence | Doubtful News
Examining the Stone Tape
Sharon has done historical and scientific research on the concept of the Stone Tape. What you have heard on paranormal TV shows and ghost investigators is wrong. A written version in support of the video can be found at the Spooky Geology site. Or a more-detailed version is on her website.
Kenny visits the Haldeman Mansion
I recently spent a few hours exploring the house and surrounding grounds known as the Haldeman Mansion. I’ve heard about the place several times while attending paranormal conferences and also from friends (from the community) that have visited the mansion. Although I knew of it, it wasn’t on my ‘radar’ to look into. That changed […]
Review of “The Zozo Phenomenon”
Sharon reviews The Zozo Phenomenon by Darren Evans and Rosemary Ellen Guiley in this post: The manufactured, badly-behaved Ouija demon: Zozo. Everyone has their strange unexplained spooky stories. Paranormal stories are often not like Hollywood horror but they can creep people out. Darren Evans begins this book with a story of an unusual ouija board […]
Is the Xbox Kinect a ghost hunting tool?
Kenny has a new article published on the CSI website: The Xbox Kinect and Paranormal Investigation Ghost hunters absolutely love their gadgets. Simple observations show that technology attracts ghost hunters like moths to the blue glow of a bug zapper. It’s the “sciencey” aspect of it; gadgets make it look like one is being all scientific, with […]
Exposing ghost gadgetry
Kenny and Sharon supplied information for this article in Popular Mechanics: Proton Packs and Teddy Bears: The Pseudoscientific History of Ghost Hunting Gadgets Embedded in the piece was the admission by Bill Chappell, creator of the Ovilus and other devices promoted as ghost detection tools, that ghosts don’t exist. He seemed to suggest that his […]
Digging into the legends of Bobby Mackey’s Music World
The Anomalies Research Society presents this feature report based on the investigation of the Military Veterans Paranormal organization. By M. Cadwell and S. A. Hill Bobby Mackey’s Music World is well-known to paranormal researchers as one of America’s “Most Haunted” places (Argie and Olsen, 2014). Located at 44 Licking Pike in Wilder, Kentucky, the location […]
Testing the Vortex Dome
By Kenny Biddle I’ve seen this device, among many others, mentioned on several ghost hunting sites over the last year. In 2014, I had the opportunity to observe the Vortex Dome in person during a paranormal-themed event at a historic New Jersey library. After experiencing a demonstration by a ghost hunting team – which included […]
Terminology: A list for paranormal and anomalies researchers
By Kenny Biddle Terminology is important. The most basic element of useful discussion is that we are all “talking the same language” and agree on common definitions. Many paranormal groups use terminology incorrectly in articles, blogs and while “teaching” 101-type classes, in lectures or seminars, passing incorrect and sometimes outright false information t […]