By Tim Binnall
Jun 25, 2021
A haunting hole in Yemen, a mysterious disease killing birds by the hundreds, and a woman who fell in love with an alien are among the strange and unusual stories to cross our desk this week.
This past week brought news of a rather worrisome development in the form of a mysterious sickness that is believed to be responsible for killing hundreds of birds across several states. The unfortunate creatures stricken with the ailment are said to experience blindness due to a discharge from their eyes as well as neurological issues that render them unable to fly and, in some cases, stand on their feet. Initially noticed in Washington D.C., Virginia, Maryland, and West Virginia, the disease has now spread to Ohio, Indiana, and Kentucky. While authorities scramble to figure out what might be causing the sickness, they are advising homeowners to clean their bird feeder and birdbaths to 'stop the spread,' since getting the animals to stay six feet apart much less wear a mask seems like a fool's errand.
An enormous dinosaur species found in Australia, a mermaid blamed for tragedies in Jamaica, and an eerie ghost encounter n Singapore are among the strange, unusual, and enlightening stories to cross our desk this week.
By Tim Binnall
Jun 4, 2021
Revelations concerning the forthcoming Pentagon UFO report, a teenager who saved her dogs from a bear, and an 'alien entity' spotted in India were among the strange stories to cross our desk this week.
A California teenager was hailed as a hero this week after she daringly fended off a bear that had gotten into a confrontation with her family's dogs. The jaw-dropping scene, which was captured on video by a home security camera, began when Hailey Morinico heard her pets causing something of a commotion in her backyard. Upon going outside to see what all the fuss was about, the teen was stunned to see a sizeable bear sitting atop a wall in her backyard and swiping downward at the dogs. What happened next was nothing short of amazing as the Morinico ran towards the ferocious creature, shoved it to the ground, gathered up her pets, and dashed back inside to safety.
Possible thermal images of Australia's Bigfoot, a 9/11-themed bar, and a man in Spain who died inside a dinosaur statue were among the strange and unusual stories to cross our desk this past week.
By Tim Binnall
May 14, 2021
A bevy of Neanderthal bodies discovered in Italy, a case of 'foreign accept syndrome' out of Australia, and the first crop circle of 2021 are among the strange, unusual, and enlightening stories to cross our desk this week.
This past week featured something of a paranormal milestone as the first crop circle of 2021 was found in the United Kingdom. Embossed into a field of rapeseed in the village of Stanton St Bernard, the curious formation consists of a series of triangles that some observers have likened to an origami pinwheel. Officially marking the start of crop circle season in the United Kingdom, the design is undoubtedly the first of several strange and mysterious formations which will appear throughout the world over the next few weeks and months, raising the seemingly age-old question of whether they were made by humans or visitors from another world.
By Tim Binnall
Apr 30, 2021
An alleged interview with Sasquatch, a 'crab humanoid' caught on film, and a UFO landing case wherein a chupacabra seemingly exited the craft were among the strange and unusual stories that captured our attention this past week.
One of the more curious UFO cases to cross our desk in quite some time occurred this past week by way of Bolivia where several witnesses saw a mysterious craft land in a field and subsequently release some kind of creature that they likened to the infamous chupacabra. The jaw-dropping incident took place in the town of Monteagudo when residents spotted an odd halo of light descending from the sky. Upon landing, they say, a one-foot-tall being with large eyes exited the craft and began running down the street frightening children before vanishing into the night. Fortunately, the 'visitor' did not return, though that does leave one wondering where it might have gone.
A 'UFO detector' that set off a bomb scare, a lightning strike that shattered a tree in seconds, and a mysterious 19th-century tunnel discovered under a home in Illinois were among the strange, unusual, and enlightening stories to pop up on our radar this past week.
By big rig
Apr 10, 2021
It's like a time capsule in there! Two of the dogs tags were legible still and one phone number still worked.
Staff at Cordray’s called the number and a man confirmed that the two tags belonged to hunting dogs he’d owned while leasing the property. Just for the record Gators can live up to 50 years in the wild and this guy has been eating everything in site by the sounds of it.
The total items recovered were as follows: 5 dog tags, 1 bullet jacket, 1 spark plug, loads of turtle shells, and several
bobcat claws