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Five credible witnesses saw a UFO and one of its passengers on Presque Isle Park. Two women clearly saw a strange being. John Keel, respected paranormalist, investigated.

The first reported sighting of Mothman was on November 15, 1966. Sightings continued until December 1967 when the Silver Bridge collapsed, leaving 46 people dead.

Many North American cases exist. Slain animals had no blood, bore signs of laser surgery and some organs were removed. UFOs, black helicopters and others were blamed.

Throughout the years, there have been reports of winged cats supported by the animal itself, pictures and veterinary examinations. They do exist, but, what are they?

Point Pleasant, WV, in addition to the inn with paranormal phenomena, is home to Mothman, a mysterious creature, and a Shawnee Chief's curse cast by Cornstalk.

A ten foot tall creature was seen in the small town of Flatwoods, West Virginia, on September 12, 1952. With a face shaped like the ace of spades, what was it?

There have been many reports of Thunderbirds in the United States and at least one terrifying encounter. What might this strange winged creature be?

The Duke Power Company, when constructing the Cowans Ford Dam in 1963, created North Carolina's largest man-made lake, fed by the Catawba River, that's Norman's home.

A chronology shows the incidents happened in less than a month. Authorities had theories, but none to fully explain the anomalous Mad Gasser.