Paranormal Podcast
There have been a flurry of reports in the media announcing negative testing of ebola. Even going so far as to claim an entire country is ebola free. A source inside the CDC has indicated that all of these cases are from the strain originating in Liberia.
An American tourist found himself the prisoner of a bookstore spook in London. The man, oblivious to the fact that there was a ghost in the bookstore with him, found himself trapped so began taking photos and posting to social media to get the attention of someone who could let him out. Police eventually arrived and let the man out - everything seemed fine until someone noticed that all the photos the man took while trapped contained the image of a ghost.
Mimas, a moon of Saturn, has a secret that scientists are just now beginning to understand. Computer models of the moon reveal a wobbling motion that reveals that the moon's interior has been hollowed out. Who knows what's down there?
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ISIS has now demonstrated that it has operatives in the Holy City. The ISIS flag was planted prominently within the Vatican and seen by hundreds of tourists before Church officials could take it down. The photos the tourists took have started to trickle onto the internet, one even appearing on an ISIS issued magazine. Does this signal the beginning of an ISIS invasion of Rome?
One looming threat to the human race is the over-use of penicillin and the antibiotic-resistant viruses that it leads to. However scientists in China have brought us one step closer to oblivion by genetically modifying honeysuckle plants to produce penicillin. The media gets it wrong once again by hiding the truth of the matter.
Sources close to the Australian government have confirmed that a man is claiming responsibility for the recent debilitating weather in New South Wales. While details about the individual are scarce, officials familiar with the matter have nicknamed him "Mr. Freeze".
A new paper published in the BMC Evolutionary Biology details a team of scientist's discovery of a missing link in human ancestry. Fossils of water creatures, completely alien to anything on earth today, have been found to be a 98 percent match to our DNA. That's closer than chimps and humans. You can read some of what they were willing to publish here.
Yet another horror has been pulled from the sea. The 100 tentacled monstrosity was caught near Singapore, not so far from Australia where the ocean seems to belch up something brand new, and horrifying, on a regular basis. The man who caught it claims it is an alien, and who could argue?
An archaeologist has made a ghoulish discovery in Bulgaria. A series of graves in the ruins of Perperikon contain the remains of vampires who have had stakes driven through their hearts. While the oldest grave dates back to 5,000 BC, the freshest is only a decade old.
The town of Wasco, California has been under siege by a troup of clowns. It is unknown how many clowns are terrorizing Wasco as their appearance and demeanor change between sightings. The clowns are known to carry axes and will chase people on sight. Local police have been flooded with reports of clown crimes.
Safely home after a clandestine trip to parts unknown, the X-37B experimental spacecraft reappeared in Earth's orbit and is expected to make landfall later this week. Although the official story provided by the U.S. Air Force claims that the X-37B is simply a prototype of a reusable spacecraft, the ship's launch over two years ago caused a stir in the amateur astronomer community. A few months after the ship entered orbit, the X-37B vanished from hobbyist's telescopes only to reappear earlier this month. Leaked documents point towards the X-37B being the first test flight of the U.S. Air Force's wormhole propulsion drive.
If the thought of chemtrails overhead worries you, how about an entire sky of chemclouds? NASA recently confirmed that the long speculated confluence of chemtrails that came to rest over the American southeast is real.
Exclusive technology employed by FBI SWAT has been recreated in the lab. Scientists pioneering in the field of memory manipulation have developed a process whereby beams of light can erase memories in mice and leave them highly suggestible. It won't be long until this technology catches up to weaponized version incorporated in FBI flashbang grenades.
Yet another victim of the Liberian 'zombie' ebola strain has surfaced, this time in Braintree, Massachusetts. The infected caused quite the scare at the Harvard Vanguard Hospital when quarantine procedures did not go into effect immediately.
The latest experimental medicine derived from cryptozoological specimens has entered human trials. Nicknamed the "Chupoo Pill", the drug consists of frozen chupacabra feces that is taken orally. You can read all about its infection stopping powers - but the public face of the drug trial hides the true source of the poop.
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Archaeologists found more than they bargained for when revisiting the ancient ship wreck where the Antikythera Mechanism was discovered. Among the remaining antiquities on the sea floor, the team found parts of a journal detailing modern events that occured long after the ship had sunk. References to the journal were omitted from the press release.
Alaskan police are taking the blame after a man who was declared dead is found to be in perfect health. Unfortunately, he was a little too healthy. Doctors found that all of the man's long standing health issues had vanished as well as a change in blood type.
A recent study of Arctic microbes uncovered evidence of an ancient industrial revolution. Long thought to have evolved in response to the human industrial revolution, the mercury consuming bacteria was found to be much older than modern human civilization. Until further testing is done, we can only speculate on whether this advanced prehistoric civilization was human or alien.