Hello, and welcome to Psychic Teachers. I'm your host Samantha Fay and I'm
Dab Bowen, and we're so happy to have you joined us. This week,
we're going to be doing an update on some para normal news stories that
are going on right now. We try to do this about what twice a
year, would you say, Yeah, And it's just kind of fun to
see what is going on in the world of weird because a lot of news
stories don't really publish the stuff that I think you and I and most of
our listeners would really like to see when we're scrolling our news feed. So
we're going to come into your ears and tell you some of the news that
we have been researching. I'm going to start us off with a missing four
to one one update. Now you might remember we've talked about retired police officer
Dave Poliiti's on this show before, who started tracking missing people in our nation's
parks. He has since gone on to look at of college boys who have
gone missing after a night of drinking and are later found drowned. Now he's
providing an update on his research into the baffling disappearances of victims who go missing
shortly after calling friends and family. Palti's recently told George Norian Coast to Coast
what they say is completely bizarre. Sometimes they'll call and say where are you?
I need you here now, and then boom, the phone goes dead
and the callers are later found deceased under mysterious circumstances. Palti shared one story
of a Minnesota man named Henry McCabe who was out one night with friends and
on the way home, decided to get dropped off at a gas station for
something to eat and then walk home. Just after he left the gas station,
he called his wife and left a voicemail. She said it sounded like
her husband was injured, and during the call, someone was recorded saying stop
it, missus. McCabe also said she could hear a series of moans,
growl and groans that are out of this world strange on the voicemail message.
Two months later, the body of Henry McKay was found in a lake and
his death was ruled a fresh water drowning. OOOOOOOOO. You can't help but
wonder if those last minute phone calls like that are in fact last minute phone
calls. You know what I mean? No, I don't like, is
this person calling like within knowing, maybe not knowing, but at some level,
this is going to be the last time you're going to get to make
this call to your loved ones. Yeah, it's coming, That's what I
mean. I wonder if the gibberish is because if you look, for example,
at his case stories that he did with the college boys who are later
found drowned, they're always at a college bar for the most part, and
they're they're having like a beer or two, and then suddenly they get drunk
out of nowhere. So there's a lot of evidence and examples of possible roofing
the drink. But then the lady says, it's almost like they're hypnotized because
they'll just go, I got to go outside, and they'll just leave all
their friends, even though it's something they never do, and they just walk
away from everyone and then puff they're found drowned. And he says that witnesses
watching these cases all across the country say it's almost like they were walking in
a hypnotized state. So I wonder if these people are like hypnotized by something
and there's still a part of them that's conscious and awake and that part is
what's calling their loved one, but they still because they're hypnotized, they can't
get the words out correctly. Or I wonder if it's so a side effect
of the drug. Oh could That's a much more normal explanation, deth.
I tend to go for the paranormal first. Well, you know, I
think both of us have taught it. It's colleges. We've certainly encountered students
who have come and told us about experiences of being roofied. I have,
Oh, yeah, horrible homal I know, Okay, Suzanne Sommers, you
remember her? Oh she even I remember her and I didn't even watch TV,
but from Three's Company and she recently transitioned, and her husband, Alan
Hamill, believes that she has visited him from the other side. Alan Hamill,
who was married to the Three's Company star for almost fifty years, shares
his experience with a Page six reporter. The first odd thing that happened was
a hummingbird getting into their house and flying around until it finally landed on a
picture of him and his wife. And then he said that the fireplace hit
their home suddenly started all by itself. Then he heard music turn on in
their home. That was Suzanne's favorite. He said, I am now a
believer that there is an afterlife. I am convinced of it. Are those
lovely soft ways that she was communicating with him? Yeah, and it really
does fit who she was, you know, because she was such a fighter.
I love Susanne Summer's I read her biography when I was in college because
I thought it was just such a story of strength of what she overcame with
her. She had a very difficult childhood, a very abusive alcoholic father,
and she was a single mom. And she became, you know, the
most famous person on this show when it was supposed to be you know,
John Ridder's show. She became the most famous one. And she had the
quote unquote goal to ask for more money, and she was totally ridiculed.
I mean, everybody made fun of her. She was fired unceremoniously from the
show John Ritter and the Janet who I can't remember the name of the actress
who played Janet. They didn't speak to her for thirty years. Deb really
Yeah, and she built herself back wrung by wrong on that ladder of success.
I mean, people made fun of her with the thigh master, but
judging. And then she had all those semi spiritual books about natural aging and
you know, using natural medicine and things like that. So it makes sense
that she would be open to this. Wow, and how nice that she
passed on that information of her caring to her husband. I know, I
love it. Now we have a humorous story coming to us from Athens,
Georgia. An article in the Athens Banner Herald newspaper says a hunt for the
elusive harry being called Sasquatch is planned for a heavily wooded area in Athens.
It was hosted back in March by the county and was open to all residents
ages ten and up. A spokesperson for the Park Services said, fearlessly,
led by highly trained government staff, we will search for animal signs, evaluate
habitat, experiment with calls and other techniques, and search of sasquatch. He
added cameras for taking blurry pictures of any sashquatch scene are optional. You know,
our lovely friend Joel called me up one time a long time ago,
and he said, deap, I think Bigfoot lives in the mountains of Colorado.
I said, okay, dear, and now what. He said,
let's go look for you. I said, okay, I'll fly out there
and here we go. I said where are we going to start? And
he said up in Rocky Mountain National Park And I said okay. I said,
Joel, do you have a pair of hiking boots? And there was
silence on the phone and he said no, do you? I said,
oh no. I said, well, how will we find sasquatch? He
said, well, we'll just drive along the highway and see if we can
see him on the side. Oh, he said, we can stay in
nice hotels when we do this. Oh, perfect planning, Joel does that.
That's kind of just like Joel. Well, according to a lot of
the research I've done, apparently you just need to get way out into the
woods alone and pick some blueberries. Yeah, well that Joel, I'm going
to do that. But isn't that such a great way to get kids out
in the woods and teach them about, you know, habitats and little animal
signs and how to just be in the nature in woods by saying it's a
hunt for bigfoot. I think that's such a great thing that more park services
should do. I think that's lovely. I really do I love this story?
I do, indeed, and I hope somebody takes pictures of him.
Okay, I remember, I remember when the Yetti products first came on the
market. I assumed I didn't know what that meant. And I saw somebody
with a cooler and the name of the cooler was YETI, and I thought,
Wow, they're using Bigfoot or Sasquatch or all the various names to market
you know, this stuff. And finally somebody explained to me about that it
was a marketing thing I missed at someway. Okay, all right, take
us to Japan, okay with a cursed KFC statue, So here we go.
Yahoo News recently reported that a plastic statue of Kentucky Fried Chickens founder Colonel
Sanders that was a lucky charm for superstitious Japanese baseball fans had been quote disposed
of fifteen years after being dredged out of the Osaka River. Jubilant supporters of
Osaka's Hanshin Tigers, known for being Japan's most passionate baseball fans, tossed the
effigy and themselves into the dirty Doughtanbrie. I think I'm pronouncing it right river
in nineteen eighty five after winning Japan's version of the World Series. But as
the years went by and the Tiger's fortunes faltered, a belief took hold among
fans, dubbed the of the Colonel, that success would only return if the
life size doll was recovered. The bearded statue was finally found during construction work
in two thousand and nine and was salvaged, covered in sludge and missing his
glasses and his left hand. It was cleaned up, blessed by a priest
and put on display. The alleged jinks took some time to be exercised,
but finally last year, the Tigers won the Japan Series again after a thirty
eight year wait, prompting wild celebrations and more jumping into the river. KFC
said on Tuesday that the statue was now quote too dilapidated to maintain and would
be disposed of, But first a ritual showing our gratitude was held at a
temple and attended by KFC's president, who offered saki along with the chained signature
fretchie, did you know that KFC is one of the biggest chain restaurants in
Japan. I did not know that. It is like super loved and treasured
there, which I think is really really interesting. So the statue they thought
was cursed, and then they pull it out, they honor it, They
honor it. The colonel, they honor him, they bless the statue,
and then they win the World Series again. What do you think I think
they ought not to dispose of the dilapidated statue. I know, I agree.
I think they ought to hold all. Do you know, maybe it
smelled really bad from being in the river and they just not any amount of
bleach was going to clean that up. You know, in Japan they're very
clean, Yes they are. It's I think it's it's considered one of the
world's cleanest countries. I read something about that. I don't know how that
happens, but it's it's lovely in Japan. It's a lovely country. So
but I do think that those kind of superstitious things with like statues like this
and sports is a thing, and I don't think they ought to get rid
of the stand. Yeah. I don't really believe in curses, but I
believe in collective energy. You know, they've done studies like more teams win
when they're playing on their home court or home field, for example, and
they think it's because of the energy of the fans. And so maybe all
of these fans coming together and working to remove this curse and believing that,
yes, this is what's going to make us win the World Series, maybe
that's what did it. We have another story coming to you from the Hudson
River that asks is there a lockness monster in the Hudson River. Over the
years, there have been multiple sightings of Kipsie, a monster that is believed
to call the Hudson River home. All Right, I gotta tell you that
if I'm going to be a monster and I'm going to swim through the Hudson
River, I'm going to demand a more terrifying name than Kipsie. I think
that's a good plan. Gipsy's kind of cute. Is it's so cute?
In July, the creature was spotted near the Poughkeepsie Pirate Canoe Club. Photos
taken of Kipsi or enlarged to reveal it appeared to be a small piece of
driftwood that gave the illusion of a head poking out of the water. Most
of the sightings of Gipsie have either turned out to be debris floating in the
Hudson River or have been explained away as a rare sturgeon sighting. But a
new photo taken by joe An Martin appears to be much more believable than the
other debunked monster sightings that have circulated over recent years. The image depicts what
appears to be a serpent like creature poking its head out of the water,
with a prominent tail following behind. After she posted the photo on Facebook,
some said it was a downed tree or washed away log. Others said it
was the Lochness Monster on vacation or a visit from champ the sea creature that
supposedly lives in Lake Champlain. Enormous fish have been known to hide deep below
the Hudson Rivers murky waters, and twenty nineteen scientists discovered a fourteen foot long
fish near the mid Hudson Bridge in Poughkeepsie, New York. The fish was
estimated to weigh over a thousand pounds and could have lived for decades in the
waters near Hyde Park, Highland and Poughkeepsie, so who knows it could be
a giant fish, a fallen log or maybe Champ was on Tinder, swiped
right and headed over to the Hudson Valley for a quickie with Keepsie. Oh
good, golly, Samantha. Well, monsters need love too. Okay,
but let me say this about the Hudson River. You know Pete Seeger,
the amazing folk singer and social justice activist. One of his missions in life
was to clean up the Hudson River and all of the work that was done
to do that. He was one of the people who really spearheaded that project.
So it does not surprise me that there were a fish that there were
that big and that healthy in that river after Pete's work. Oh wow,
that's beautiful. There you go. Let me tell folks about new findings on
the mysterious Havana syndrome. In twenty sixteen, American and Canadian diplomats began to
develop an unusual illness while stationed at their embassies in Havana, Cuba. These
cases would follow a similar pattern. People would experience nausea, headaches, and
hearing loss, which often appeared after they had heard strange noises, sometimes accompanied
by a pressure in their heads. Many would go on to have memory or
neurological issues. Once reports of these incidents became public in the summer of twenty
seventeen, the illness quickly became known as the Havana syndrome. Now this is
true, I mean this is I've read this in real sources in a lot
of places. This is a real news source. Psychic teachers does thorough research.
I know, I know it does, but I mean I remember seeing
it on like a major news thing. Not to discredit anything that we're resourcing.
Some have accused the governments of Cuba and Russia of deliberately attacking the sufferers
by using technologies such as microwave, radiation or sonic weapons. Others speculate it
could be from exposure to pesticides. Many different intelligence agencies have looked into this
and agreed that the cases likely weren't caused by a quote directed energy weapon or
a foreign adversary. Scientists have spent time researching and testing these people who've had
Havana syndrome and recently released a report saying that there appears to be no damage
to their brains. Researchers at the National Institutes of Health examined dozens of government
employees and their families who have experienced the Havanah syndrome and found no evidence of
significant brain injury or biomarkers that would explain their ailments. Despite these findings,
support authors say that the symptoms felt by the sufferers are real and often debilitating.
Okay, I'm sorry, I think someone maybe the government is trying to
avoid expensive lawsuits and health bills. Well, that may be true. I
mean, plus decides that only attack government employees at one embassy. Come on,
and lots and lots and lots of people live in Havana. Yeah,
other people in Havana might have these problems. How about people who work at
the embassies who are from Cuba? Do they have this too? Right?
Yeah? I find it suspicious that bears watching. I think I agree.
Okay. Phoebe Zerwik, a journalist with The New York Times, wrote a
beautiful article about a doctor who has been researching deathbed visions, and we wanted
to share it with you. She writes about Chris Kerr, who was working
at Hospice and Palliative Care in Buffalo, where he was the chief medical officer
and conducted research on end of life visions. Nothing in his medical training prepared
him for his first shift at the hospice center. One Saturday morning in the
spring of nineteen ninety nine, he was checking on a seventy year old woman
named Mary, whose grown children had gathered in her room drinking wine to lighten
the mood. Without warning. He remembers, Mary sat up in her bed
and crossed her arms at her chest. Danny, she could kissing and cuddling
a baby only she could see. At first, her children were confused.
There was no Danny in the family, no baby in their mother's arms,
but they could sense that whatever their mother was experiencing brought her a sense of
calm. Doctor Carr later learned that long before her four children were born,
Mary lost a baby in childbirth. She never spoke of it with her children,
but now she was through a vision seemingly addressing that loss. At the
time, only a handful of published medical studies had documented deathbed visions, and
they largely relied on secondhand reports from doctors and other caregivers rather than accounts from
the patients themselves. So on a flight home from a conference, doctor Carr
outlined a study of his own, and with a research fellow and Venus signed
on to conduct it. With him. The study wasn't designed to answer how
these visions differ neurologically from hallucinations or delusions. Rather, doctor Carr saw his
role as a chronicler of his patient's experiences. Patients were screened to ensure that
they were lucid and not in a confused or delirious state. The research,
which has been published in the Journal of Palliative Medicine, found that visions are
far more common and more frequent than other researchers had found, with an astonishing
eighty eight percent of patients reporting at least one deathbed vision. Their research showed
that deathbed visions can occur while patients are asleep or fully conscious. Deceased family
members figure most prominently. Patients often relive seminal moments from their lives, including
joyful experiences of falling in love and painful ones of rejection. Some dream of
the unresolved tasks of daily life life, like paying bills or raising children.
Visions also entail past or imagine journeys, whether long card trips or short walks
to school. Regardless of the subject matter, the visions patients say feel real
and entirely unique compared with anything else they've experienced, they've been in days,
even weeks before death. As people near the end of their lives, the
frequency of visions increases and further centers on deceased people and pets. Doctor Carr
has been nagged ever since by the inadequacy of science and of language to fully
capture the mysteries of the mind. We were so caught up in trying to
quantify and give structure to something so deeply spiritual, he says, And really
we were just bystanders witnesses to this. It feels like a little small to
be filling in forms when you're looking at a ninety something year old veteran who's
back in time seventy years having an experience you can't even understand. When doctor
Carr talks about his research at conferences, nurses tend to nod their heads in
approval, while doctors roll their eyes in disbelief. He finds that skeptics often
understand the research best when they watch taped interviews with patients. What strikes doctor
Carr the most in his research of deathbed visions is the absence of fear.
In his recent book, Death Is But a Dream, he concludes that the
love his patients find and dying often brings them to a place that some call
enlightenment and others call God. Time seems to vanish, he says, the
people who loved you, well, secured you, and contributed to you are
still accessible at a spiritual and psychological level. That was the case with Connor
O'Neill, who died at the age of ten in twenty twenty two. Two
days before his death, their son called out the name of a family friend
who, without the boy's knowledge, had just died. Do you know where
you are, Connor's mother asked, yes, Heaven. The boy replied.
Connor had barely spoken in days or moved without help, but in that moment
he sat up under his own strength and threw his arms around her. Mommy,
I love you, he said. Doctor Carr's research finds that such moment,
which transcend the often painful physical decline in the last days of life,
help parents like the O'Neills and other relatives grieve even unfathomable loss. I don't
know where I would be without that closure or that gift that was given to
as Connor's father said, it's hard enough with it. As doctor Carr explains,
it's the difference between being wounded and soothed. So again, that research
can be found in his new book, Death Is But a Dream. But
it's lovely to see a doctor who's not trying to look at the science of
this and the brain mapping imaging of this, but rather just to document and
witness what the patients themselves are saying and seeing and feeling and experiencing. That
is absolutely true. And you know, I do believe that grief is a
journey. I don't believe grief ends. I think we've become companionable with it.
We learn to live with grief, we learn to live with the sadness.
But grief is always there somewhere. And if we have a mechanism that
gives us comfort in that grieving process, as this research describes, I think
that's a wonderful thing I do too. Okay, let's take a quick break,
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next story? Please? No, yes, you can and you will.
Can you tell who runs this podcast? Okay, I'm going to say the
word, but I'm not going to be happy about it. Okay, here
we go. Okay. We came across an article last week about a real
but incredibly rare condition called demon faced syndrome, where people suffering with this syndrome
see people as having distorted demonic faces. Y'all bear with me here. A
man named Victor Shirah developed this condition when he was fifty six. He says
one day he was just sitting in his apartment when he saw a demonic figure
walk by. He was shocked to learn it was actually his roommate. To
Victor, his roommate had slanted eyes, pointed ears, and a wide mouth.
When he walked outside, he realized everyone strolling past him had those same
demonic features. He told reporter T. K. Randall, quote, I
was really freaking out at that point. I was gonna go have myself committed.
Woo. His doctors examined him and said, no, you don't need
to be committed you just have demon face syndrome? What was that casual?
Sharrah only sees demonic faces when looking at people in person, not when looking
at photographs or pictures on a TV screen. Doctors think he may have developed
this after hitting his head on the door of his truck, but it is
possible that about of carbon monoxide poisoning a few months earlier might also be responsible.
Okay, first of all, they're not real. This image that he
has of these distorted face people is real to him because that's what he's seeing.
But it's not like he's suddenly walking in a world filled with d word
people. Right, That's right, Okay, that's important. Yes, And
that the doctors believe that this has nothing really to do with any kind of
psychic or metaphysical connection, but may be related to an accident or carbon monoxide
poisoning. I mean, you know, something that affected I guess the vision
part of his brain, right, and other people suffer from this. I
just can't imagine going half a century of your life seeing normally and then just
one day you're seeing demonic looking people around you and a little pstew. Can
you imagine dating Victor and you come over to him to pick him up for
a nice restaurant, and you're like, hey, how do I look?
It's really weird. It is horribly weird. And you know, I just
can't Samantha. I mean, I just cannot even imagine. And I am
also I am always excited to learn new things. Always learning is one of
the things that most excites me in the world. But I am old,
and I have never heard of this before, had you No? No,
It's added to the fear bucket. I mean, who do even think this
was a possibility? How could it be a thing? I don't know.
I don't. Just keep Victor in our prayers and his romantic partner. Okay,
all right, we read another story about invisible goblins attacking a family in
Zimbabwe. Three young children and their grandparents living in Zimbabwe claim invisible goblins are
attacking them. While we will call it poltergeist here, the family believes these
invisible goblins are causing mischifts, such as making objects disappear into thin air,
hearing strange noises, lights, flat doors, slamming. The children are often
attacked at night in some really frightening and often bizarre ways. For example,
something invisible shaves their head each night, the grandparents told reporters. One morning,
our children woke up with their head shaved. We thought it was a
one time thing. The next day, our youngest woke up in the middle
of the night screaming. He also woke up with his head shaped again.
We were all terrified and completely clueless about what was happening. When the grandparents
sent the children to live with their other set of grandparents in South Africa,
the strange phenomenon followed them there. That is a typical standard case of poultergeist.
Yeah, it is. But the shaving of the head, that's a
new one to me. I'm telling you, something invisible's coming at me with
shavers, clippers, scissors. Uh uh, No, one touches my hair.
No, I have a feeling that if somebody were coming at my hair,
I feel it. Yeah, now, well I think they did.
I mean they woke up screaming each time it happened. I'm pretty attached to
my hair. Yeah, me too. Wow, four children, Those poultry
geist are just so I don't know we have this for me anyway, there's
like an association with Poultrgeist. It's kind of not as scary as ghost Do
you ever feel that way, like when you're oh it's Poultergeist and hahah and
it means noisy trickiery or noisy tricky ghost. Well, you know, we
grew up with Kasper and Peeves. True, you know, so we have
that image of polter Geist and I don't think that's what they always are,
but they certainly are attracted to children and young teenagers. Yes, creepy as
all get out. Remember the story we covered, the famous one in Connecticut
and the poulter Geist made the cat talk and two police officers went on record
saying they witnessed it. Yep, I do. I mean I would wait
rather see a gray ghost lady walking up down my stairs then deal with my
head being shaved at night and my cat talking to me. Oh absolutely,
I mean everybody needs a gray lady up and down the stairs. Yeah.
I think I just think pulled a guys a a wayte carrier. You can't
trust him. No grey ladies follow you. Yeah, obviously they did with
these kids. Okay, let's go to Roswell Well roswell in Britain, shall
we? Yes? So, a former British Special Forces paratrooper recently went on
the record to say that the United Kingdom has its very own Roswell incident,
stating that the British military retrieved a crashed UFO. Frank Milburn, a veteran
of the British Army's Elite Parachute Regiment, told the Male online publication that a
friend of his work for a secretive unit during the nineteen eighties known as E
Squadron, which recruited highly skilled veteran members of the British Special Forces. Towards
the end of the nineteen eighties, He says that the the group investigated a
possible UFO that had been shot down by the Royal Air Force in northern England.
They were flown in by helicopter. They established a cordon, a perimeter,
and they approached the craft. He didn't describe the craft. He just
said it was obvious it was non human and it was obvious that there were
occupants who had fled the scene on foot quote or whatever you call it.
He then said it became a task of tracking down these beings to try to
bring them into custody. Around six to eight men were left to protect the
craft, he recalled, while the rest were sent out to recapture the alleged
alien entities that had fled from the vessels. Whether or not they were actually
ever caught, however, remains unclear. Isn't that spooky? Well, it
is spooky. And this was many years after the Roswell incident here in the
United States. Yes, that was in the forties and this is in the
eighties, right, so forty years later. But I'm also really curious why
he didn't describe the craft. I would think that there would be something you
would want to do. Yeah, me too. And there's a lot of
details he left out. So we're gonna have to follow this one because you
never know. I mean, maybe he just wanted his little fifteen minutes in
the limelight, or maybe there's a lot of truth to this and he feels
uncomfortable saying more. I don't know, or maybe he was stopped from saying
more. Yeah, or that right, But if something fled the craft and
he doesn't know if they recaptured them, that makes me think in northern England
mm hmm. Well, you know, there's a lot of ways you can
go in northern England and remove right or up into Scotland, and I mean
there who knows, But you know, if you're in northern England and see
somebody you don't recognize, you might want to call somebody. Let us know,
all right, let's stay in the United Kingdom. Now. You might
remember the strange mystery of monolith like structures appearing throughout Utah and California starting in
twenty twenty. These monolists look like blocks of mirrored steel and stand about ten
feet tall. The first one was discovered in Utah in twenty twenty when state
biologists were surveying bighorn sheep from a helicopter. Even though no one knows who's
creating these monolists, still today, most believe they're made by artists. After
the first one appeared in Utah, more were discovered in California and New Mexico,
and even one in Romania. The newest one has been found in Wales.
Aside from the one in California, which was made by artist Travis Kenny,
his father and a few friends. Nobody knows who's making these other monolists.
No one's come forward, and I just find that really, really strange
that we're still finding these monolists. Do you remember that it started during the
lockdown? I do, and you know I have a friend in Wales and
I'm going to write her about this and ask her if she could get us
any information on this from any kind of newspapers or media outlets in Wales.
Yeah, please do. I will. And you might remember the weird story
from twenty twenty three of a huge sphere that turned up on a beach in
Japan. It measured around one and a half meters in diameter. The rusted
brown sphere appeared to be made of metal, and it had two handles on
the top, suggesting it may have been hooked onto something. Images have been
sent to the Coastguard and to the Japanese Self Defense Forces in an effort to
identify what it could be. When it was first reported, people were worried
it could be some sort of bomb, but after explosive experts were called in
to investigate, X ray skins of the sphere revealed it was hollow, but
the mystery surrounding exactly what it is and where it came from remains ongoing.
Oh and then I saw one just yesterday. Dev This family comes home and
there's something on their roof and they're like, huh, what is that?
So they get a letter and it was this huge, giant metal steel door.
It looks like a door to an airplane, but it's it's kind of
too long, it doesn't have the right dimensions. And they called in all
the proper officials and they were like, yeah, we don't know what that
is. And so they said to the officials like, okay, well what
do we do with it? And they were like, I don't know,
put it in your garage. And then they went home and they don't know
how this huge, oddly shaped metallic door landed on their roof and it didn't
damage the roof. No, Samantha, I don't know what keeps dropping out
of the sky's I mean, let's not talk about the Boeing situation. But
I mean, you know, there's a lot that goes on that we don't
know, and this is one of them. I mean, the monoliths and
whales and the big round disc and everything. Do I remember correctly reading about
the destruction of the Stonehenge in Georgia place? And I remember, oh yeah,
oh yeah, they took that down. I mean, and that's weird
to me too. Why take that down? That had instructions and what several
different languages on what we do after a nuclear bomb. Yeah, I mean,
and it's gone. Why And here's the thing. My daughter said to
me the other day, Mom, what's your Roman Empire? And I'm sure
dev you have no idea what that means because you're not on TikTok. But
there was this TikTok trend saying that all men at least once a day think
about the Roman Empire. Really uh huh yeah, and like all these men
are like, yeah, I do every day I think about the Roman Empire.
So there's all these like tiktoks about what people the Roman Empire is meaning,
like what do they think about every day? So she said to me,
what's your Roman Empire? And I was like, uh, mine is
that people don't talk about shit that actually matters. Like all of this stuff
is happening, nobody's talking about it. Remember when the whistleblowers went on record
before the government and said, yes there are UFOs and yes we have obtained
biologics from them. Nobody talked about it. No, I find it odd
and puzzling. I find a lot of things odd and puzzling. I really
do. And while we're on the subject of governments and so forth and so
on, here's a question, does the Pentagon have a video of a UFO
dismantling a nuclear missile? So? This article on Unexplained Mysteries dot Com says
that the Pentagon has a video showing an unknown object interfering with a nuclear missile.
According to the reports, the tape, which was filmed in California on
September fifteenth, nineteen sixty four, was viewed by US Air Force officers Lieutenant
Bob Jacobs and Major Florian's Mansman, who were part of a team that had
been tasked with recording missile test launch using special equipment. The video allegedly shows
a saucer shaped craft circling what is believed to be an unarmed dummy missile after
it had detached from its booster. It can then be seen firing some sort
of laser beam at the missile, apparently disabling it. In a letter,
Man's men later described the object as quote a classic disc. The center seemed
to be a raised bubble. The entire lower saucer shape was glowing and seemed
to be rotating slowly end quote. Then he says, at the point of
beam release, the object turned like an object required to be in a position
to fire from a platform, but again this could be my own assumption from
being in aerial combat. He later added. After Jacobs and Mansman had viewed
the tape, two playing clothed CIA agents confiscated the footage and swore the men
to absolute secrecy. The footage would remain lost in history until recently, when
details of its existence were unearthed by author Robert Hastings. Hastings said Luise Elisondo,
former director of the Pentagon's A TIP program, has also seen the video
and says it's at the ATIP facility. So I think what this is saying,
let me make sure I really understood what we just told folks here,
is that there is video of some kind of a UFO kind of saucer thing
disarming or at least practicing disarma disarming a nuclear missile. And then there was
this talk about, oh, we can't talk about it, but yet there's
this information about it. And then after these guys viewed the tape, basically
two men in black showed up and confiscated the footage, right, and now
it's been found again. Basically, yes, yes, and Louise Elsando,
you know who was the leader of the A TIP program, and left to
join Tom Delongs to the Stars because he was so upset that the government wasn't
forthcoming with the evidence it had. Has apparently gone on the record saying yeah,
he saw the video. You know, we've heard stories. I mean,
there have been books written on sightings of unexplained aerial phenomenon circulating around nuclear
sightings. And we have another story we're going to mention it a little bit
coming out of India of a similar sighting and yet to have video of it
is pretty fascinating. Really wow. Okay, Now, according to reports,
you might remember we just mentioned the whistleblowers presenting in front of the government,
and no one really talked about it. Well, the main whistle blower was
David Grush. Recently, he supposedly gave a talk to a number of Wall
Street big wig and intelligence community officials. David Grush, who worked with the
National Geospatial Intelligence Agency and held top level clearance positions, went on the record
back in twenty twenty three stating that the US government had long been in possession
of intact and partially intact vehicles of non human origin. His claims included the
revelation that our government had retrieved non human biologics from crash sites, and also
said people had been harmed or injured as a result of government efforts to conceal
this information non human biologics, just that main bodies that are human correct alien
bodies, and that members of the government had harmed or injured witnesses to conceal
the information. We see. This is why it's my Roman Empire. You
can watch the whole testimony. It's still up on YouTube and no one's talking
about it. An anonymous attendee at this recent meeting is now saying that Grush
gave a secret talk in New York to a group of investors, CIA and
FBI officials, tech entrepreneurs, and other prominent individuals. Journalists have confirmed that
the event did take place and that it was hosted by coinbase advisor John Dagostino
and attorney John Altorelli. During the talk, Grush said his sources worked on
a forty foot long UFO that was larger on the inside than it was on
the outside. I mean, I don't even know what that means, and
that it could manipulate space and time. He also said it put out enough
energy to power seventy thousand homes. A year. This is some scary stuff.
First of all, it's scary that it's happening and that that's going on,
and there's no explanation to people as to what it's all about or why.
I mean, I know that's what the release of this information was supposed
to be about. But then it kind of gets just disappears. You know
those puzzle people Like there are puzzle enthusiasteb who will buy puzzles in like ziplock
bags, and they have no reference point. They don't know what they're putting
together. Do you know what I'm talking about. I have friends who love
to do puzzles like that sort of stuff. I always need a box.
If I am gonna sit down and do a puzzle, I need to look
at a picture anyway. I feel like right now we are being given a
ziplock bag of puzzle pieces and nothing, no clues to put them together.
You know that's analogy, I do. I think that's a very good analogy.
Like we have all these reports coming out of these billionaires building these underground
bunkers in like Hawaii and New Zealand. Why why and why are they paying
men like Grush to come speak to them? I don't know. I just
feel like it's a puzzle piece and I don't know where to put it in
my puzzle platform. I think those of us are the common folks may never
know the answers to some of those questions. I don't know that I would
want to go in an underground bunker. Yeah, I do know. You
know, many many many years ago, maybe the sixties, maybe during the
Cold War, I think there was a novel called On the Beach, and
the short description of the novel was that it was about the end of the
world, and there was one ship that kept picking up that where people were
alive on the ship and they were out running the waves of air that brought
nuclear radiation to the rest of the world. And they kept hearing this picking
up this Morse code kind of sound, and so they followed it and found
it down on the very south side of Australia, in one of the places
where if anybody was going to be alive, it might be down there.
And they docked the boat and they get off and they go on to a
lovely village where people had lived in lovely neighborhoods, and they managed to follow
the more sound code sound to a dinner party, and when they got there,
what was making the sound was a Coca Cola bottle hitting something on a
table, and all of these people were sitting around at the dinner table dead
because they had chosen to kill themselves in advance of the radiation coming to them,
or rather than trying to live underground in some kind of bunkers. And
I've never forgotten the lot of that book. Oh spooky and not uplifting,
dab thank you, But neither is the thought of living in a bunker.
Well, I mean, unless you're Jeff Bezos and you have a billion dollars
and maybe he thinks he can pay off the aliens. I don't know.
Maybe I'm going to take this next one because I'm afraid you're going to read
it with too much suspicion in your tone. I'll try to behave Okay,
go ahead, I'll be quiet. There was the story that, yes,
has been debunked, but I thought it was so fascinating I couldn't help but
follow it on TikTok. It's about alien stampeding a Miami mall. Back in
January, a group of roughly fifty teenagers allegedly caused a riot outside Bayside Marketplace
and outdoor Mall, five miles from South Beach. The teens were setting off
fireworks, which led to a panic as some assumed there was a shooting.
Four teens were arrested. All right, So that's the story that went on
the record, but users on social media launched a speculation frenzy, saying that
the police were actually responding to ten foot tall aliens, not teenagers. Several
people reviewed a video of the incident circulating online and claimed they could see an
alien figure in the grainy footage. Others quickly posted some pretty funny means.
One user posted to x this statement, ten foot tall alien creatures caught on
camera fired at inside and outside Miami Mall. Media silent cops are covering it
up, seeing kids were fighting with fireworks. Yet all these cop cars and
air traffic stopped that night except for black military choppers and no media coverage.
Another posted, I don't know if the rumors about the aliens at the Miami
Mall are real, but I do know I have never seen this many police
in one place. I was following this when it was going down, and
I had read conflicting things. I had read that all air traffic was stopped
during that time. I had read that a bunch of power outages were reported
since it blew over all of that. No, no, no, their
air traffic was not stopped. They were minor power outages, but nothing major.
It's all been blown over, which you know, I don't know.
Is it a story that you know your young kids one day in college will
study and their sociology classes about how the you know, how we kind of
follow trends and get into hoopla Or did something really weird go down out of
Miami Mall? Well? I would venture to say that they might have been
something weird in the mall, But don't you wonder why they chosen Miami Mall.
Well, one of the TikTok videos I watched was from an alleged witness
who said that this thing just appeared like like it walked out of a portal.
Oh and so, like, you know, maybe maybe I don't think
this story is true, but I love to, like fictionally speculate if it
were true. Maybe he was playing with a new portal and got the compass
directions wrong and ended up popping out on the mall with a bunch of teenagers.
Maybe he's back in his alien world going. Y'all sit around the campfire.
There is some spooky shit going on in that planet Earth. I hope
he got home safe. That's all I know to say about that. Oh
sorry, next story. Oh this is more My speed code. Hidden in
Victorian Dress is the title of this next piece. When Sarah Rivers Cofield purchased
a Victorian era dress in Maine ten years ago, she found crumpled balls of
paper stuffed inside the hidden pocket, and she smoothed out the papers, she
saw random words written on them, such as spring, wilderness, lining,
one reading, novice, Calgary, Cuba, unguard, pagan. Wondering if
the words were a code, she posted it online. This became known as
the Silk Dress cryptogram, and it was so difficult to crack that it went
on to gain notoriety and was considered one of the top fifty unsolved codes in
the world. But recently, computer analyst Wayne Chan figured it out. Intriguingly,
the code was actually WOW, something used by the United States Army and
the Weather Bureau in the nineteenth century to communicate weather forecast as cheaply as possible,
and the reason they had to do that was because of the costs per
word of sending a telegram at the time, which was the fastest way to
transmit information back. So Chan even determined the exact date of the code May
twenty seventh, eighteen eighty eight. Given the rather mondane messages and the fact
that only a few government officials were likely to have ever sent or received them,
it's no surprise that this particular code was mostly forgotten. Exactly how these
examples ended up in the secret pocket of address, however, remains a mystery.
And I want to know what the code meant me too, Like,
okay, if it's for weather on one day, I mean, what's the
weather forecast today? Like right now I'm looking out my window. It's cloudy
with a chance of rain. That's a lot of words to save money on,
a lot of words that you read off, A lot of words to
us I did, none of which seemed to be connected to weather except spring.
I think there's more to this. I wonder I would love to find
a hidden code in address. Wouldn't that be fun? Oh? It reminds
me. One of my favorite books is called The Secret Fan by Lisa c.
And it's about women in China. I believe in the late eighteen hundreds,
and they would communicate with coded messages between the blades of their fan.
Oh wow, yeah, because they were so, you know, such a
patriarchal society at that time, and they couldn't really like express themselves, so
they would write down their true thoughts and feelings between the blades of the fan
and pass it to their friends when they were able to see them. Oh
interesting, I know, I'd love to find one of those two. Okay,
we have a really cool library you might want to check out if you're
heading to Sweden this year. For more than fifty years, an organization in
Sweden called the Archives for the Unexplained has been gathering newspaper clippings, books,
and first hand accounts of people who said they visited other planets and other things,
and now claims to be the world's biggest library of paranormal phenomena, with
two point six miles of shells running underground. The two men who run the
archives say they aren't necessarily believers, but rather quote curious investigators of the unknown.
One of the archives told reporters what we are building here at AFU is
a depository of knowledge. We're trying to get as much as we can on
every kind of unsolved scientific mystery that we can find and make this available for
the world. The library archive is a treasure trove of books, first hand
accounts of ghost sightings in UFOs, and some little paramimal facts about well known
people. For example, they have notes written by French writer and politician Victor
Hugo that he wrote during his political exile from eighteen fifty two to eighteen fifty
five, where he says he communicated with his deceased daughter. The curator said,
the archive is here to say something is unexplained. That means we shouldn't
reject it, we should investigate it, We should be open. The library
receives around three hundred visits each year by appointments only. Boy, would I
love to go there? I know, isn't that cool? It is?
I bet you could go down many rabbit holes there, Samatha, I know,
and I just think it's wonderful that people are taking the time to document
all of this and put it in one place. Another part of that article
was a story about various fiction authors who have taken time to visit to get
inspiration for books they're writing on magic or witchcraft. Or ghost and I think
that's so such a great contribution they're making. I do too. Okay,
this next one is about India. A police officer in India named Sayad Abdul
Kadir said he's seen UFOs lingering near one of the country's nuclear power plants on
many occasions. This occurred in Kalpakham, which is home to a rather large
nuclear power plant. The officer said the speed at which these objects moved and
zig and zagged was unlike anything he had ever seen. He did take videos
of the incident, but he's reluctant to release them. But if you go
to Coast to Coast AM and click on this news link, you can see
a photograph of what he witnessed. You can also click on a video that
was recently released from Brazil, which shows a diamond shaped UFO hovering motionless over
a city while several witnesses looked on. Again, we have stories of these
unidentified objects around nuclear sites, which you know, is something to think about
and document. We've got some more UFO disclosure news. The Pentagon's official UFO
office now has a section on its website dedicated to videos of UAPs. The
all domain Anomaly Resolution Office, or ARROW as it's called, has published a
selection of military UFO videos on its website from members of the public. To
check out. Some of these videos we've seen before, like the tic TAC
videos, but others are less familiar, like the one capture by an MQ
nine over South Asia. There are eight pieces of footage available on the page
to date. Hopefully they'll be adding more as more information becomes unclassified. And
check out this article we found on Unexplained Mysteries that says ARROW also released information
about an investigation of paranormal activity at a location in Utah, the case we
wonder where's that? Wonder what they're talking about? The case which was so
amazing, Warren did. Arrow's attention centered on a property that was owned by
the head of a private sector organization, Brandon Fugel. The activity allegedly included
sightings of shadow figures and unspecified creatures, as well as experiences with what were
described as human consciousness anomalies. The investigators even considered hiring psychics to help them
figure out what was going on. Reporter TK Randalls said, as it tends
to be typical with official government investigations into unexplained phenomena. The report concluded by
noting that the investigators had failed to find anything concrete. It did, however,
suggest that Arrow had investigated many other similar cases, and that at least
some of them were still classed as unexplained. Yeah. So basically, we've
got a lot of incidences of unexplained things and scary phenomenon and lots of stuff
going on in shadow figures and so forth and so on, particularly in places
where they've been for a very long time. I ate Skinwalker Ranches and so
forth. But never mind. Well, I read a scary article that I
clicked around that I was going to put on here, and then I was
like, no, it'll upset deb And now I'm gonna upset you. Okay,
great. It was about the hitchhiker phenomenon at Skinwalker Ranch, yeah where
you know, these things tend to follow people home. But that's me and
I thought might upset you too. Was Rob Bigelow, who owned Skinwalker Ranch
for a long time, believe that the hitchhiker effect is what caused his wife
to get her illness and die. Oh no, that's horrible. I know.
That made me very very sad. You know, I tell you,
I can't begin to explain that stuff, but I so believe it's true.
I had a conversation with friends last weekend about skin Walker. One of their
children brought it up, and I said, how did you find that?
And of course he was searching around YouTube and looking for weird stuff and found
Skinwalker. So we tried to minimize that some I think, I think it's
Little Voice like eleven or twelve. But there's still new stuff coming out from
skin Walker that we probably need to investigate and report on at some point.
Again, Oh well, yeah, the History Channel has that great investigative I
think they're under their third or four season on Skinwalker Ranch, and it's amazing
the evidence they're coming up with there. Yeah, it is. Well.
We hope you guys have enjoyed this fun, thought provoking, scary, and
hopefully interesting look at some of the news going on in the world of the
weird. We hope you guys have a great week filled with magic and miracles
and not Poulter guys for unexplained sightings or demon face syndrome, and please join
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