John Thomas Didymus UFO researcher Jaime Maussan appeared a second time before the Mexican congress with “new evidence” that the alleged 1000-year-old “alien corpses” he exhibited in September were not forgeries.
Following media reports that the Royal Canadian Mint is using a collectible coin to commemorate the 1970 Duncan Hospital UFO sighting, a senior resident of the Cowichan Valley came forward with the claim that the incident was a New Year’s Day prank.
Paranormal investigators Charlie Harker and Teresa Hughes claimed that a graveyard demon followed them to their home. They said the spirit was haunting their house and trying to kill them.
Archeologists discovered a grave from 17th century Poland containing a “zombie” child buried facing downward and shackled by the feet to prevent it from coming back to life.
Taylor Swift fans on TikTok claim they found evidence in a 1980s commercial that the All Too Well hitmaker is a paranormal time traveler.
A cryptid hunter claimed that efforts to find Bigfoot-like cryptid (known as the Woodwose) in Britain have proved fruitless because the legendary creatures are extinct in the British Isles.
A tourist from Box, Wiltshire, claimed he was traveling by bus from Drumnadrochit when he allegedly sighted the Loch Ness Monster. Nessie was the size of a “double-decker bus,” he claimed.
A Sasquatch hunter claimed he had a close encounter with the elusive cryptid in 2011 and that it was the most terrifying experience of his life. The incident made such a deep impression on Stacy Brown Jr. that he quit his band to dedicate his life to collecting Bigfoot evidence.
A researcher believes that a video showing a wild boar ripped in half proves the existence of the Australian Bigfoot, also known as the Yowie. The cryptid also allegedly left incriminating footprints at the scene of the incident.
Researchers analyzed an image taken in 2010 showing an alleged flying saucer UFO over the Andes Mountains in Chile and concluded it could be a genuine anomaly.