Mike McDowell tells passengers oo his paranormal tour about folklore associated with Lowell Memorial Cemetery on Commercial Avenue.
Mike McDowell gathers his investigation equipment at the Little Red School House on Kennedy Avenue in Hammond during a tour stop.
Tour goers use electronic equipment to attempt to communicate with potential spirits haunting Lowell Memorial Cemetery.
Pete Ghrist, far right, stands with his group the Northwest Indiana Paranormal Society on the steps of a mausoleum at the Bailly Homestead and Chellberg Farm in Chesterton.
In case you are keeping track:
UFO update - many theories about origin of 'strange' lights - Campbeltown Courier
The unidentified flying object (UFO) featured in last week’s Courier and shared on our Facebook page has caused a bit of a stir, with many suggestions as to what the lights in the photograph could have been.
Some people, including a couple from Campbeltown, claim to have seen similar ‘strange’ lights over Kintyre, some recently and some as long ago as a decade.
The Campbeltown couple, who wished to remain anonymous, sent in photographs of the lights they spotted in the sky while standing on a Kinloch Green path, facing south west, at 1.40am on November 25 2018, which look similar to those spotted from Southend just a few weeks ago.
Japan's Defense Ministry Launches Protocol for UFO Sightings – The Diplomat
Among UFO aficionados in Japan, summer is seen as the season for flying saucers. In mid-June Japan's well known UFO hotspots didn't disappoint after a mysterious unidentifiable white balloon with a connected cross-propeller shaped object was spotted in the skies of the northeastern city of Sendai and Fukushima prefecture. The mysterious aerial object was observed at 7 a.m. and some witnesses say it resembled a hot air balloon.
In late April then-Defense Minister Kono Taro announced plans to confirm a course of action in the event that Japan's Self-Defense Force (SDF) encounters a UFO. Kono stated that while the SDF has not witnessed UFOs, the U.S Defense Department's decision to release black and white footage of UFO sightings in April sparked concerns over Japan's national security.
Jo Wood: I'm a UFO spotter | Fox 11 Tri Cities Fox 41 Yakima
Speaking in HELLO! magazine, Jo – who has her own UFO-themed podcast ‘Alien Nation with Jo Wood – said: "I really believe they exist. Ever since Ronnie and I saw this strange object hovering over the ocean before speeding off at supersonic speed – while we were on holiday in Brazil – I’ve been obsessed.
“On a clear night, I come out and stare up at the sky to see if I can see another UFO.”
Not to change the topic here:
'UFO' sightings in New Jersey really were of a Goodyear blimp - Insider
Some New Jersey residents thought 2020 had become even more apocalyptic with a sighting of an unidentified flying object on Monday.
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The video had 4 million views and more than 600,000 likes as of Tuesday afternoon, less than a day after it was posted.
A representative for Goodyear confirmed to Insider that the company flew a blimp in New York City and northern New Jersey on Monday evening to capture aerial footage of the NFL game between the Pittsburgh Steelers and the New York Giants at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey.
Northwich ghost stories to spook your friends and family | Northwich Guardian
THERE is no better time than Halloween to sit around a camp fire (optional) and tell ghost stories and tales of all things that go bump in the night.
Every part of the country has a countless number of ghoulish accounts and urban legends that are passed down through the generations and Northwich is no different.
Paranormaldatabase.com holds records of everything from ghost sightings to UFO's to big cats wondering the plains of the UK, but here are some of the local ghostly tales that have been reported to them.
Abandoned town, monster beneath NC lake: 6 eerie legends with real historic roots in NC ::
Raleigh, N.C. — North Carolina's historic folklore dates back for hundreds of years and encompasses a variety of magical legends – from fairies in the North Carolina mountains to Bigfoot in the Uwharrie Forest; from mermaids in the Cape Fear, to an abandoned community and Loch Ness Monster beneath Lake Norman.
Our state has folklore great and small – from the eerie Santer to the mysterious Moon-Eyed people – with roots in oral and written historic tradition.
Billy Gilmour reveals the three team-mates he would spend a night in a haunted house with!
With Halloween right around the corner it felt only right that our next instalment of '90 seconds with' adopted a spooky theme, with Billy Gilmour the latest Chelsea man in the hotseat.
The young Scottish midfielder , currently working his way back to full fitness following a serious knee injury, sat down for 90 seconds to discuss all things Halloween, with the episode available to watch now via The 5th Stand app and this website.
There were plenty of ghoulish questions put to Gilmour, who made it clear that he didn't believe in ghosts, UFO's or monsters – well, apart from the Loch Ness Monster that is!
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