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Parapsychology continues to fail to impress reviewers
A correspondent clued me in to what he called a "devastating commentary on parapsychology." I agree. The review on the Magonia Review of Books meshes with what I had written in June 2014 when I looked into parapsychology, comparing
“True Jersey” NJ.com published a stinker of a story on the Jersey Devil
They might want to reconsider this tagline. A paranormal investigator who writes a column called Paranormal Corner for NJ.com broke a story this weekend that was both a coup for web hits and an utter
If you think Bigfoot is an interdimensional being, you’ve lost your footing
A person making an extraordinary claim may feel very special. A couple that I met recently who do paranormal research described some acquaintances' behavior during an investigation of a supposedly haunted place : a woman "swooned" as
Cryptozoology and Myth, Part 5: Which came first – the monster or the myth?
This is the fifth and final post in a series examining cryptids (“hidden” animals said to exist based on local testimony), namely lake monsters, in terms of the folklore, tradition, and native tales of these creatures.
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