DustySkinwalker

@Jonesy19 the red eyes crop up constantly in close encounter accounts and what gets me is how consistent the descriptions are across cases that have no connection to each other whatsoever.

Cheers for the heads up mods, appreciated. Saturday 11pm EST is what, about 4am Sunday for me in Manchester?

Right so this is exactly the kind of account I live for on this forum. The bit that gets me is "can't stop thinking about it" - that's not just novelty, that's something imprinting on...

Proper mass wave events are the gold standard of this field - when you've got an entire town independently reporting the same phenomenon, you can't dismiss it as individual psychology or...

@Wazza5 this is so common in the immediate aftermath of a passing and I dont think enough people talk about it.

Never been to that specific mill but the pattern you're describing - that heavy pressure behind the eyes, the sense that something is watching from a fixed point rather than moving around - that...

Right so this happened to me twice in the house I lived in back in 2019, terraced house in Salford. Three knocks, pause, then three more. Always exactly 3am give or take a few minutes.

I went there in 2019 with my mate Derek and honestly... nothing. We walked around for three hours, tried to use his EMF meter (which he'd bought off eBay for £12.99), and the most paranormal thing...

The reference to Skinwalker Ranch is suspicious. The ranch's secret military involvement wasn't public knowledge until relatively recently. If this memo is genuine, it confirms what we suspected.

LogicalMind_Sarah: "Why release them at all if it's just 'some unexplained lights'?" Because FOIA requests forced them to? Because keeping it classified forever looks more suspicious?

This happened around 1 AM on 29 October (yes, Halloween weekend, I know how it sounds) at King's Cross station.

One old bloke...said his father used to talk about 'something' on those moors back in the 1960s.This is the important bit. If there's a long-standing pattern, it's not a one-off misidentification.