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  • An Open Letter To Our Readers

    An Open Letter To Our Readers0

    • December 2, 2023

    Hi. It’s been a long time since I’ve addressed you, the reader. I think it’s time that we talk. Got a minute? I guess I should start in the beginning, when the idea for the GhostTheory blog was born. Back in 2006, I lived in Los Angeles and was playing with the idea of creative

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  • Metal Rain: UFOs in Distress

    Metal Rain: UFOs in Distress0

    • January 3, 2023

    There’s this college (an invisible college if you will) that has no students and only eight faculty members. You can’t just sign-up and enroll in a class. In fact, there’s no campus or syllabi to explore. The Invisible College is the name given to the group of scientists and researchers that have band together to

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  • Sometimes they descend

    Sometimes they descend0

    • December 30, 2022

    You’re probably reading this on a comfy couch, or chair. Maybe you’re reading this on the subway, or in a coffee shop. However you read this, you’re more than likely in a comfortable state, relaxed and ready to read something paranormal. Even me, as I write this I sit here staring at a screen, taking

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  • Mass UFO sighting in Greece

    Mass UFO sighting in Greece0

    • December 25, 2022

    “They were six bright lights…at first we thought it was a military helicopter, but it just flew meters above our car without wind or making any type of noise. It was silent…” This is what Mr. Christos Tarsinos told me, as he looked to his son for confirmation. The boy, barely 15 years-old, nodded in

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  • Megaplatanos: The Greek Roswell

    Megaplatanos: The Greek Roswell0

    • March 29, 2020

    Megaplatanos is a small village situated an hour and a half drive just outside the city of Athens, Greece. Like most Greek villages, it is home to mainly shepherds and farmers that toil in the fields and mountains from dawn to dusk. On September 2nd, 1990, around 9 at night, half a dozen strange lights

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  • Submitted story: Wide spot in the road

    Submitted story: Wide spot in the road0

    • March 21, 2020

    Taking a break from our usual articles, we’re posting a fictional short story sent to us by our friend William P. Robertson from TheHorrorHaven.com. Enjoy! WIDE SPOT IN THE ROAD Gus Carlson reined his team of horses to a halt. Staring ahead down the desolate one-lane forest track, he could feel his scalp tingle as

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  • The Goblin Voice of Zaragoza

    The Goblin Voice of Zaragoza0

    • March 2, 2020

    September 27, 1934, Spain. The building on Gascón de Gotor street looked like another building in the sprawling city of Zaragoza. It was the home of several families including the Palazon family, who lived on the second floor. That September morning a loud cackling reverberated throughout the otherwise quiet building. It was a maniacal laugh

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  • The Attack On Ape Canyon

    The Attack On Ape Canyon0

    • February 22, 2020

    On a warm July day in 1924, five miners working the hillsides of Mt. St. Helens stumbled upon something otherworldly. An encounter with creatures that defied logic or reason. A chance encounter with tall, human-like ape men that stalked the miners. Communicating with chest-thumps and an eerie whistling, the “ape men” had been observing the

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  • Tina Resch: The Ohio Poltergeist

    Tina Resch: The Ohio Poltergeist0

    • February 11, 2020

    Christina Boyer accepted a plea bargain in 1994 to avoid the possibility of a death sentence. Christina alongside her new boyfriend, David Herrin, was convicted over the death of her three-year-old daughter, Amber. Her case made headlines not just for the tragic death of her daughter, but because of Christina’s real name and who she

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  • Vrykolakas: Vampires in Greece

    Vrykolakas: Vampires in Greece0

    • January 26, 2020

    It was the early 1800s, on the Greek island of Crete, where a shepherd was tending to his flock of sheep and goats one cloudy evening. The story goes that as the sun began to set, so did a storm. Finding himself miles away from his village, the shepherd took refuge in an abandoned church

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  • Ghosts of Gladstone Villa

    Ghosts of Gladstone Villa1

    • August 7, 2019

    This story comes from a man named Andrew Dexter, whose family called the imposing structure their home in the late 1960s to the late 1970s. Like many cases of poltergeist activity, his life inside the Gladstone Villa was marred by unexplained phenomena. Ghostly images, disembodied footsteps and infant cries plagued the Welsh family of five.

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  • A Flying Horse In West Virginia

    A Flying Horse In West Virginia6

    • January 17, 2018

    In July of 1878 the New York Times wrote an article titled “What a West Virginia Farmer Saw.” The article talked about a telegram that had come from a small town in Parkersburg, West Virginia and addressed to the Cincinnati Commercial Tribune in regards to a terrifying event witnessed by a couple of farmers early

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