Month: July 2019

Between late 2016 and May 2018, more than 20 American staff members in the US Embassy in Cuba showed unusual symptoms that have been attributed to a mysterious “sonic attack” on the Embassy. 14 more Canadian diplomats also reported symptoms. The attack was unique and inexplicable. This week, the Journal of the American Medical Association published detailed findings that have stunned the medical community. The brains of those that were attacked have shrunk by as much as 15% - and may still be shrinking. Scientists at the University of Pennsylvania examined brain scans of 40 individuals impacted by the “directional phenomena” attacks. They found that the area of the brain responsible for learning shrank by 5% or more. In addition, the areas of the brain responsible

To date, more than 2,000 people from all over the world have come forward with claims they dreamt of this man in their dreams. They do not know each other, have never met each other, but dream of the same grim-faced man with thick eyebrows and dark peerless eyes. The mystery began in New York City psychiatrist office in 2006. Around 2006, a well-known New York City psychiatrist began drawing sketches of people and places she saw in her dreams. One face stood out – a man who seemed to hover around the edges of her dream, always watching her, never saying a word. She drew a sketch of the man, then forgot about it. After some time, a patient saw the sketch on her desk.

On June 22, 1983, 15-year-old Emanuela Orlandi, disappeared inside the Vatican compound. Emanuela, a citizen of Vatican City, had left her family’s apartment for a weekly music lesson. Her parents, employees of the Vatican, said she had called them earlier that day explaining that she had been late to her music lesson because she was held up by an Avon representative she had met on the way to school. Students at the music school say Emanuela talked about a job offer she had received from the rep. Emanuela was last seen getting into a large, dark-colored BMW with blacked-out windows. When Emanuela did not return to the apartment that night, her parents reported her missing. Police insisted they wait another day because “perhaps the girl was

Note: the following relates to an ongoing case. I will keep this article updated as new information arrives. PizzaGate conspiracy theory After billionaire hedge fund manager Jeffrey Epstein’s 2009 arrest, author Summer Brennan wrote the following: “I’ve followed this story and individual for a long time. It needs to be understood that this is about much more than the actions of individual men, but a *system* of powerful men using underage girls as luxury goods to offer, trade, etc. There is a world in which this is the norm. A class of (mostly) uber-powerful men who think the rules do not apply to them.” Brennan’s statement sounded eerily familiar to a conspiracy theory debunked years earlier - the PizzaGate theory. The PizzaGate theory proposes a vast secret underground human trafficking

57-year-old Freddie Mack lived alone on his property at the 1300 block of King Cotton Road in Venus, Texas, a small rural town about 30 miles southwest of Dallas. He remained on consistent contact with the family and asked them for rides to the store about every other week. When he hadn’t been heard from for several weeks, family members went to the home to check on Freddie but were unable to get past his “aggressive” dogs. They called local Johnson County Sheriffs for assistance. Deputies arrived at the home on May 9, 2019 but were also unable to get past Mack’s dogs. They estimated there were around 18 mixed-breed dogs on the property. Still, searches around the perimeter showed no sign of Freddie Mack. Since

It was the most spectacular pyrotechnic display ever seen – or the worst. This is what it looks like when a computer malfunction causes an 18-minute fireworks show to be compressed into a stunning five-second display. In 2012, the Big Bay Boom fireworks show was about to begin when thousands of people camped out on San Diego Bay were treated to the show of a lifetime. At 8:55 PM, five minutes before the show’s scheduled start, a sudden burst of fireworks shot into the air. The explosion caused a rumble that could be felt throughout the area. Confused spectators milled around waiting for the rest of the show. A few minutes later, the announcement was made. “Go home, people. The show is over.” The next day, the Port

Doctors in Lucknow, India are in hot water this week after nearly burying a man alive. 20-year-old Mohammad Furgan was rushed to the hospital after a major traffic accident. Unable to “save him”, the doctors declared him dead. The man’s family made funeral preparations and the body was transported by ambulance for the funeral service. The man’s older brother was paying his last respects when he noticed the body moved. "Devastated, we were preparing for the burial when some of us saw movement in his limbs." Not believing what his own eyes were seeing, he called his family over who confirmed that yes, the man was still moving about. Furgan was transported to another hospital where doctors confirmed he was still alive. The family believes the hospital error

An AC-10 Thunderbolt II jet accidentally dropped three "dummy bombs" on Florida yesterday. According to the 23rd Wing Public Affairs Office, the fighter jet accidentally dropped the bombs after striking a bird. Moody Air Force Base in central Georgia confirmed the bombs were "nonexplosive" but cautioned the public to not touch the bombs if found because they contain "pyrotechnic charges" and should not be handled by civilians. The bombs are 25-pound BDU-33s (used to simulate 500-pound M1a-82 bombs) – more than large enough to crush someone. it is believed the bombs fell "somewhere off Highway 129 near Suwannee Springs in northern Florida". Thus far, there are no reports of injuries or damage but the Air Force says the incident is still under investigation. In case you run

  If you plan a visit to Australia, you should be aware that they have larger than normal spiders - like huge as in the size of a small dog. A weary traveler in Tasmania, Australia was unaware of their infamous huntsman spider and its gargantuan size until he found one clinging to the ceiling of his room - eating a possum. The spine-chilling photos were taken by Justine Latton during a stay-over at Mount Field National Park and quickly went viral. Huntsman spiders, also known as giant crab spiders or wood spiders, can have a leg span up to 13-inches. They can be found in Australia, Asia, and Africa. They have been accidentally introduced into parts of the United States too. They normally eat insects, small reptiles,