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11/06/2026

51 YEARS AGO TODAY!
The story of Travis Walton has become one of the most famous and yet controversial cases involving the alien abduction phenomenon.

Walton would publish "The Travis Walton Experience" in 1978, a book explaining his ordeal and the subsequent aftermath. This would be turned into the 1993 film "Fire in the Sky". While the movie took many liberties with Walton's story, it did convey the helplessness, terror, and trauma he suffered. For more information you can find Travis Walton's book now retitled after the film: "Fire in the Sky:The Travis Walton Experience".

With the surge in UFOs and UAP sightings, and the U.S. government finally admitting to the existence of such phenomena, Travis Walton's story is perhaps more important now than ever!

10/25/2026

53 years ago today!

One of the most bizarre encounters in creepy history occurred in Northern Union Township, just outside Uniontown, Pennsylvania in Fayette County. So strange it would forever blur the line between the ufos and cryptids forever!
Keep it Creepy!

10/25/2026

59 years ago today!

Easily one of the most heavily scrutinized pieces of film footage in history, the Patterson-Gimlin film was shot today and remains as famous as it is controversial. Happy Sasquatch Awareness Day!

10/20/2026

56 years ago today!

The tale of Virginia's Bunny Man has evolved into an urban legend and even spread into the surrounding state of Maryland. As the legend grew it evolved to include Colchester Overpass, a Southern Railway overpass spanning Colchester Road near Clifton, Virginia, sometimes referred to as "Bunny Man Bridge". It is here, in one tale, where the Bunny Man is said to have hung the mutilated remains of some children who were hanging out by the bridge. In another tale, the Bunny Man is the ghost of a man wearing rabbit pelts that died violently while police tried to apprehend him, and now his spirit haunts the bridge. In recent years it has become a popular spot for thrill seekers and the curious alike, especially around Halloween, despite local police turning away non-locals.
Keep it Creepy!

10/13/2026

53 Years Ago Today!

Ancient tales whispered through the ages of colossal, monstrous bears roaming the untamed wilderness. Not ordinary grizzlies or polar bears, mind you, but true giants. These stories tell of creatures unparalleled in size and strength, with claws and teeth like knives and eyes gleaming with malevolent intelligence; however, what if they were not just folklore? From Alaska to Florida, numerous sightings of giant bears have occurred in more modern times, and some have even blamed such creatures for the numerous people who have disappeared over the years in the wilds of North America. Then again, maybe its all just a hoax. Such creatures can't possibly exist... can they?

10/11/2026
10/03/2026

123 years ago Today!

The Van Meter Visitor week continues! The people of Van Meter, Iowa would find themselves terrorized over several consecutive nights by a 7-8 foot tall, winged monstrosity, (see our previous 3 posts) but the tale of what would eventually be dubbed the Van Meter Visitor was finally coming to an end, and it would end as many monster stories do - with an armed mob. However, the citizens of Van Meter would soon learn that destroying the creature was easier said than done!

10/02/2026

123 Years Ago !

Van Meter Week Continues! PART 3 - Less than 24 hours after bank cashier, Clarence "Peter" Dunn, blasted out the front window of the Van Meter Bank while firing a sh***un at the winged monstrosity lurking outside, (See our last post) the bizarre beast returns! The creature that eventually would be dubbed the Van Meter Visitor would terrorize the tiny town of Van Meter, Iowa over the course of several consecutive nights in 1903. But the story wasn't over just yet!

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