Jun 26 2009

UFOs & “Paranormal”

The new issue of Britain’s Paranormal magazine contains a 6-page article from me that details what I consider to be my “Top-10″ investigations of the unknown.

Of those ten, a number fall into the category of UFOs:

1. One on what may have been an aborted cattle-mutilation in central England in the 1980s;
2. A radar-encounter with UFOs reported by the British Royal Air Force in 1952;
3. An occult-type experience with a distinctly spooky Man in Black;
4. An odd tale of crashed UFOs and government surveillance and intimidation;
5. And: my quest for the truth about the Chupacabras of Puerto Rico.

And, also in the same issue, you can find another article from me on so-called “Time-Slips”: where people have allegedly found themselves quite literally - albeit briefly - in other time-frames.

The article includes the ominous tale of an abductee, who claims to have briefly been transported to the near-future, when the world is in ruins, thanks to a combination of localized nuclear skirmishes, pollution, over-population, starvation, and the ravages of a manufactured virus that had laid waste to much of the Middle East, and that was now spreading fast across the rest of the planet.

Judgment Day, Armageddon, the end of all things, and a disturbing afterlife, in which “Grey”-style aliens fed - vampire-style - on human souls dominated the experience, vision, or whatever it may have been.

Paranormal is an excellent publication, and under the editorship of Richard Holland it’s going from strength to strength.

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