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I love to hear about instances where amateur or unknown researchers make amazing discoveries where science missed the mark. This is one such story.

In the high deserts of southern Peru, just 200 miles south of Lima, lies one of the driest places on earth. A place where it only rains about 20 minutes a year on average. And only if you travel by air to the region, can you see one of the greatest ancient mysteries on earth. Grayish rusty lines intersect in all directions across the barren landscape. Known only as The Nazca Lines, they’ve stumped scientists for the last eighty years, or since air travel over the region was humanly possible, as they can’t be seen to any degree from ground level.  Which has fueled theories of alien activity by ancient astronaut theorists. Most notably, researcher and author of Chariots of the Gods, Erich Von Daniken. Why would the lines only be visible from the air at a time when humans were incapable of air travel?

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Longleat House is a stately English manor house from the 16th century, set on 1000 acres of parkland near the village of Horningsham, Somerset, England. It was the first stately home opened to the public, and it’s a local vacation destination with its maze gardens, thousands of acres of woodlands, beautifully landscaped park lands, and the very first known safari park ever established outside of Africa.

It also has a long, rich, dark story with a long history of paranormal activity. A casual visitor to the park in 2014 claims to have some video footage of one of the more ghostly occupants of the house, Lady Louisa Carteret, best known now as The Green Lady.

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The story of Manzo Shepherd and the events that spawned one of the most infamous trials in Harlan County history started on Black Mountain. At 4,145ft it is the tallest peak in Kentucky and one evening in late April 1942, was the location of a brutal murder.

Within one month of the murder of Joe Christian, a taxi cab driver, Shepherd  would be shot in a crowded courtroom of 300 people and his accomplices, Sherman Clouse and Howard Hensley, would both eventually get life sentences to avoid the death penalty.

Shepherd was killed By Jack Heaton nephew of the murder victim who within 9 months would be set free. Here is a short article describing the events in the courtroom when Shepherd was shot.

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This following report comes to us from out of Oregon. It was submitted to TCC team members Bobby and Corinna Long.There was a slight delay in getting the report completed due to the fact the witnesses lost cell phone service and was not able to give all the details. We are happy to inform everyone that we did end up getting the rest of the report a few hours later. 


The report comes from Shannon and Gary. The possible tracks was found in Douglas County, Oregon. The nearest town is Glide. Tracks were found around 6:30 in the evening on September the 2nd.
In the picture above that is a men's size 13 shoe next to the track.

Here are more details:

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The above photo is the picture of the somewhat humorous and classical view of a supposed psychic: the gypsy fortune teller. And for hundreds of years, this has been what people thought about when they heard the word psychic. And no group used it more than the scientific community, as a definition of what a psychic really is. So you can’t blame them for scoffing. But there’s a real and true type of psychic that is quite obviously real and science will have to eventually drop the old definition and start over with a new one. Because science is inadvertently leading us there, albeit kicking and screaming. We just have to be clear on the definition of what a psychic REALLY is. And that’s not the easiest thing.

There is an innate sense of knowing that we all have inside us, and most of us don’t trust it very much because we’re actually taught not to.  I know you’ve experienced this. It’s that moment when you’re trying to decide what to do about a problem or situation. And you get caught between what you just know deep inside you vs. what logic dictates you should believe.   But the rare ones who DO learn to trust their intuition report some amazing results.

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It's time for another episode of The Crypto Files.
In this episode, we take a look at a little talked-about cryptid, the Bukit Timah Monkey Man. The Bukit Timah Monkey Man is commonly abbreviated as BTM or BTMM.

The BTMM is said to inhabit Singapore, chiefly in the forested Bukit Timah region.

Here is the episode:

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After scoffing at the subject for many years, it seems that science is beginning to acknowledge the existence of the soul, however slowly.  But I talked about this subject way back in 2013, and at that time, I was convinced that science would absolutely HAVE to acknowledge the soul at some point, and here’s why.

If you’ve ever read anything about the works of the great scientist from the late 1800’s, Nikola Tesla, you will have read that everything in our world is all about energy. Energy is what drives everything. And learning as much as we can about energy is what will lead us to the truth about everything else. All the unanswered questions start with understanding how energy works. And this started me thinking about what drives us humans. What kind of energy drives us?

And what does this have to do with the soul?

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