high strangeness

For the better part of a decade, Nevada residents - and the internet - have wondered. What became of Kenny Veach? Nevada Magazine explores this case of high strangeness. That aint nothing. I am a long distance hiker. One time during one of my hikes out by Nellis Air Force…

With a candy-colored child sacrifice cult taking over every TV channel and burger joint, the thought of clowns prowling neighborhoods in vans for kids to steal sounds like a less remote possibility. What you may not know is that phantom clowns have been plaguing the country in waves for decades.…

As we're fond of pointing out here, the neologism "urban myth" is is misleading on two counts: Not only is it used to handwave away reports of the extraordinary, it contains a stealth denial that myths can transmit truth. Today I'm pleased to chalk up another win for so-called urban…

A second cryptid caught on camera in Texas within a year raises the question: What is going on in the Lone Star State? Courtesy of the New York Post ... A “mystery animal” spotted in the Rio Grande Valley left Texas park officials — and the general public — stumped.…

We were due for another tale of high strangeness around this place. And as usual, synchronicity provides. Here's a headscratcher I was just told yesterday. A family was vacationing in a mid-sized town in the middle of Florida. While they were driving down one of the main thoroughfares that run…

High time for another high strangeness post. But instead of covering the recent rash of astroturfed UFO stories, which look like a government psyop, we'll discuss wild man lore, which is based on reliable accounts from real people. Disclaimer: That's not to say all UFO reports are fake. We've had…

It's been too long since we had a proper high strangeness post. Lucky for us, the anon who provided this classic UFO account has returned with an intriguing update. Had an interesting conversation with dad yesterday at breakfast. We were listening to random Joe Rogan podcasts the last few weeks…