Brigitte Vortex

Typical isn't it, Saturday night of all times! I was literally planning to post some stuff I'd been researching this week about a few SHC cases I've been looking into.

@RhysIncubus your dog had more sense than I would have tbh, I'd have been up there with a torch at 2am convinced it was some kind of entity and probably just found a fox having the time of its...

@NotAVoid okay so very short version - two blokes, Charles Hickson and Calvin Parker, went fishing on the Pascagoula River in 1973 and allegedly got beamed up by something with claws.

You're not embarrassing yourself mate. You saw something you couldn't explain, you reported it factually without assuming it was paranormal. That's exactly what this forum is for.

This is genuinely frustrating me. We've had FOIA requests, parliamentary inquiries, academic freedom of information appeals - and the MoD still sits on massive portions of their UFO documentation...

I saw a post a few months back about Harvard having a legitimate department doing research on alien abduction narratives - not from a "these are true" angle but from a psychological and...

You're not being snobbish. The reason cryptozoology has a credibility problem is because it's been dominated by people who start with the conclusion (the creature exists) and work backwards.

Bodmin's got a reputation for a reason - the area has proper dark history. Before you panic though, have you checked the usual mundane stuff? New house sounds? Neighbor's new pet? Pipes?

it's incredibly easy to hear patterns in white noise if you're listening for them This is literally the entire foundation of EVP work though.

The Doncaster bin bag thing sent me. Honestly local news UFO coverage is its own beautiful genre. My local paper in West Yorkshire once ran a front page about mysterious lights over the moors that...