Tunnels are creepy enough, but what if they have legends? Sensabaugh Tunnel, Kingsport, TN The legend goes that a man named Sensabaugh lived near the tunnel with his family.  It is said that he killed his entire family and threw their bodies into the creek within the tunnel.  If you enter the tunnel and turn off your car engine, it supposedly will not restart and if you look into your rearview mirror, you will see Mr. Sensabaugh approaching your car.  Then, as he approaches, your engine will start again. Bunny Man Bridge This one is from my hometown of Fa ..read more

Today's post is by researcher David Claerr. Check out his Sasquatch Tool Use book HERE. Nestled in the scenic mountains of Northwest Arkansas is the fascinating, eccentric town of Eureka Springs. Known for its quaint Victorian architecture and many cultural attractions, the berg is a haven for artists, artisans, musicians and writers, with a perennial draw for tourists and travelers. Looming over the town, on a distant ridge, the haunted Crescent Hotel is perched like a giant Gothic castle on the crest of West Mountain.  The massive structure is formidable and imposing, with a rough ..read more

  For all the mystery remaining in outer space and in the sea, one territory we assume is lacking signs of life is within the Earth.  The locals in Vietnam who live near the Son Doong Cave (largest cave in the world only recently discovered) had described a devil, a lizard-looking man who emerges occasionally from the cave. This photos reveals the supposed creature supposedly caught near the entrance to the cave and about 7 feet tall.  Considering the earth is said to get hotter and hotter the deeper you go within, a lizard-type humanoid might make some sense. However ..read more

   A fun movie marathon for summer travelers, the road trip horror genre. Other than prices at the gas station, restaurant, and hotel, there's plenty else to frighten you. Here's just some of the fun offerings -  The Hitcher 1986. Rutger Hauer. C. Thomas Howell. A young man who escapes the clutches of a murderous hitchhiker is subsequently stalked by the hitcher and framed for his crimes. Hitchhike 1974. Cloris Leachman. A Los Angeles woman, on her way to visit her sister in San Fransisco, picks up a hitchhiker who has just killed his stepmother. Charmed by him, s ..read more

  Today I'm on "To the Grave and Back" podcast on Simply Spooky Network.  LINK 5 pm EST/3 pm CST/2 pm PST - for UK folks 9 pm.  ..read more

  Are you brave enough to camp out in a haunted area? Forget the bears, worry about the spooks! Lake Morena,  California This lake near the Mexican Border has apparitions that appear to levitate, the classic lady in a white gown, sounds of unknown footfalls, and an old man staring. At one time, the area flooded, killing 50 people. Antietam Creek Park,  Maryland Not surprisingly this site of 23,000 killed in an 1862 battle resonates with the sounds of gunshots, cannons, and drummer boys.  Holy Ghost Campground,  New Mexico  About an hour east of Sa ..read more

  Tonight I'll be talking about Mars on Soul Stream Radio.  Midnight-2 am EST 11 pm-1 am CST  9-11 PM PST LINK TO SHOW ..read more

  I took several selfies in a row (above) but right in the middle of the shots, I decided to open up my soul, expose my true self. I took the photo and oddly it was misted and strange looking. The others were quiet different in lighting and clarity. This one penetrated my mind as I felt a kinship with this person I didn't with the other shots. Had I in some way extended my content past the physical limtations? Can we reach beyond our 5 senses to gather information or make change? Psychics will tell you YES and supporters of the concept of manifesting will say YES! I pondered once wh ..read more

  Tonight/early Sunday morning, I'll be on Coast to Coast AM with host Connie Willis. 3 am EST Sunday/2 am CST/12 midnight tonight PST. LINK Ill be discussing the Grand Canyon Mummies and what evidence might support this supposed find in 1909 ..read more

  Why are there so many Bigfoot sightings in the Pacific coast line?  Perhaps it's like America's settling. When Europeans arrived on the Atlantic side, the populations built cities and settled. Even today, hundreds of years later, there is a bigger concentration of population on the East Coast. Interestingly, in my research anthropologists and archeaologists readily admit the first arrival to the Americas was by boat.   Even the tribes along our coastline were significantly different with a different shaped head, tattooing and ear spools, uniquely South Pacific-like chara ..read more