• Disclosure: The Allegory of The Manosphere

    Disclosure: The Allegory of The Manosphere0

    • October 19, 2026

    Wake up, Neo… Billionaires don’t promise you flying cars because they feel that it would be of benefit to mankind. The same way politicians won’t give you full UFO disclosure for the sake of knowledge. No, they’re just selling you a promise while hiding a nefarious truth behind their laws and technology. They’re so afraid

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  • North Carolina: Of monsters and little men…

    North Carolina: Of monsters and little men…0

    • October 12, 2026

    If you encounter something paranormal and unnerving would your first thought be to call the police? Would you risk ridicule and stigmatization? Or if you’re a hoaxer, would you risk breaking federal laws by making a false report to 911 emergency services, just to go viral? Most of us would answer with an assuring: No!

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  • Giant humanoids & other strangeness in the Greek countryside

    Giant humanoids & other strangeness in the Greek countryside0

    • September 16, 2025

    Sixty one years ago in a remote stretch of road in the Arcadia region in Greece, thirty two year-old George Psychoyos found himself driving alone on a desolate country road late that frigid January night. He was driving back to his home village of Achladokambos when he encountered something truly terrifying that would forever change

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  • The Sound of My Voice

    The Sound of My Voice0

    • December 21, 2023

    The leaves had just started to fall and swirl around the courtyard that dark, brisk morning when a man approached and called out. “Joe, you good?” “Yeah, just getting some fresh air.” I said, inhaling deep. “Is it time already?” The man looked at his wristwatch, nodded, and went back inside the building. Enjoying every

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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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  • 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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  • 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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  • The monster in the closet: When should you panic?

    The monster in the closet: When should you panic?0

    • December 10, 2017

    “When I was 3 we lived in a house in Elgin, Illinois that I was born in. I wasn’t allowed in the basement because it had paint, chemicals, tools etc. But I was allowed to sit on the top step, which I did quite often. The only light was a single hanging light bulb which

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  • The Ghosts Of Sackett Street

    The Ghosts Of Sackett Street0

    • October 20, 2017

    From the outside, 455a Sackett seems like an ordinary Brooklyn brownstone. Unassuming and uninviting, you wouldn’t look twice at the building if you were to pass by. However, to those few people that know, there’s a dark history associated with the building. A history of unexplained fires, disembodied voices of children, and other unimaginable tragedies

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  • Strange Sounds From An Abandoned Mine

    Strange Sounds From An Abandoned Mine10

    • March 26, 2017

    I take my dog out for walks in one of Brooklyn’s oldest and biggest cemeteries. Short hills littered with graves and trees that spread out across hundreds of acres. She likes the scenic route which takes us near a grassy hill that’s filled with pieces of busted headstones half-buried in the ground. There are several

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  • The mad king of Clipperton Island

    The mad king of Clipperton Island0

    • July 6, 2016

    Before a passing ship had rescued the remaining inhabitants of the island,  four women and seven children, the world knew nothing of the lonely atoll known as Clipperton Island. With the rescue of the emaciated inhabitants, the true and horrific story of Clipperton came to be known. Off the coast of Colima Mexico, across acres and

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