Crikey :oops: "In 2004, a ten-year-old boy from Northern Ireland found an Ouija board. Discarded by a river in County Derry, the object was cursed, and proceeded to invite a throned demon called Tyrannus into the boy's life. Hellish visions, paranormal poltergeist activity, and -- ultimately --...

Blowing my own trumpet. SWANSEA UFO NETWORK PRESENTS - RICHARD FREEMAN

Watching this on YouTube. Anyone seen it? It's got our most recent 'most discussed photo of the woman's head on the table on. I haven't got to that bit yet but I'm keen to see what they say.

I have encountered a number of stories of ghosts encountered by the military whilst serving in Afghanistan and the account given below from https://languish.org/forums/index.php?topic=3300.0 (originally in the Times) is either one of those from a podcast I listened to or is very similar to one...

An interesting article in the Sydney Morning Herald - Australia's most haunted. I've been to most of these places. The old Quarantine Station seemed by far the most active, there was really some weird stuff going on! http://www.smh.com.au/travel/australias ... 120um.html but haunted...

God almighty this is BAD! First of they confuse Tanzania and Tunisia. Secondly Machimosaurus rex was a thalattasuchian crocodilyform from 150 million years ago. It was not closely related to any living crocodiles. Thirdly, the man-eating crocodiles in Agusan March in the Philippines are...

The Cult That Worships A Cartoon Mouse : Gadgetology If you are going to worship a cartoon mouse make it Dangermouse for f**k's sake (the 89s one not the recent awful reboot.)

I hadn't heard of this story before: one woman and 32 men stranded on an island for years directly following WWII:

The Night Shift in Afghanistan.

I'm not sure why they are calling it a documentary...

I tried to locate an existing thread on which to share this yet couldn't find one that felt fitting. Please merge into another if that feels appropriate. I love searching for old folk horror or uncanny fictions on youtube, and have amassed a nice little playlist over the past few years. I...

Something that may be of interest to Edinburgh Forteans is the YouTube series 'North Edinburgh Nightmares' As the name suggests, the focus is on the north of Edinburgh, covering the waterfronts and harbours of Leith, Newhaven and Granton up through Inverleith, Dean Village and the New Town to...

Arthur C Clarke's Mysterious Universe Ghosts

I think we can use this thread for Youtubers known for faking paranormal videos. Franko TV is the first one. He was a likeable person making interesting videos, but he has been found to fake it once in a while.

An interesting collection of reports and explanations of extraordinary hail and the Dubuque Frog Hail Incident

Maybe of interest? Full details (remove @): @https://youtu.be/wRHl8ecLrcY

I've being watching the program mentioned above and wondering if anybody else thinks that a lot of the stuff is not paranormal? Take this for example... Woman in the woods It's called the woman in the woods, maybe it just is a woman in the woods? And the creature in the Thames in the same...

I was browsing YouTube recently for any Charles Fort material I hadn't noticed previously and came across the following. Is this possibly of interest?

Would this perhaps be of interest? Presuming it's available because there are no longer any copyright issues (otherwise, please of course immediately remove this post):

Is There Life After Death - Moderated By John Cleese.

I need a snappier title. But i keep stumbling on iconic original material related to major fortean events of which we've all heard, and instead of starting a new thread for each one thought it might be a good idea to have single thread in which all such stuff can be found and easily accessed...

From the old ITV series "Strange But True?" (As an aside I was waiting for the obligatory professional sceptic to turn up for "balance" and say "I believe that THEY believe it, but...". Interestingly there was none, which makes me think this must have been the last show of this kind in the UK...

Just stumbled on this little gem.. a british audience discussion program following the release of the exorcist. It's fascinating in multiple ways. It gives some credence to the popular belief that the movie strongly upset cinema goers at the time. Just hearing awfully awfully british voices...

I got the following e-mail and watched the video. Actually - it achieves a nice spooky effect with cheap and simple means :D But how did the author find me? Do you have any more Fortean Youtube links? Right track ? :shock:

JOHN TITOR http://johntitor.com/ I was wondering what people thought of this website?

Just to mop up the proliferation of small or one-post threads.