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On the evening of April 15, 1973, Enfield, Illinois, resident Henry McDaniel heard a scratching nois
In the second part of our series on Charles Hoy Fort, we first return to the formative events of his
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In part two of our conversation with Remote Viewing instructor Lori Lambert Williams, we'll discuss
We're honored and excited to present a conversation with our good friend and Remote Viewing sensei L
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We're proud and pleased to bring back one of our most intriguing guests, Terry Lovelace, Esq., to ta
Now that we've heard the shocking details of Ronnie Hunkeler's exorcism, we're once again left to wo
We've probably all seen exorcisms performed in movies and TV, but how accurate are those portrayals?
What every horror film loves to boast, if possible, is the claim of "Based on a True Story." Because
As we continue with Part Two of our discussion with Richard Hatem of Ken Webster's book, The Vertica
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An apartment complex hosts a big Halloween party with themed rooms and costumed partygoers. By the e
