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Hiker Photographs a Humanoid ‘Figure’ Near the Summit of Colorado’s Humboldt Peak
A Colorado Springs hiker says his phone caught a large humanoid figure walking toward a false summit on 14,068-foot Humboldt Peak before it vanished, while his brother was the only person believed to be on top. The photo drew hundreds of likes and plenty of alien theories in a hiking
Sasquatch as Ancestral Guardian: What Portland’s Indigenous Art Exhibit Asked Us to Consider
A Portland museum exhibit, Sasquatch: Ancestral Guardians, set aside the question of whether Sasquatch is real and asked how people live alongside it. Built with Indigenous artists and the High Desert Museum in Bend, the show treated Sasquatch as a sacred forest protector. Here is the thinking behind it and
Hiker Photographs a Humanoid ‘Figure’ Near the Summit of Colorado’s Humboldt Peak
A Colorado Springs hiker says his phone caught a large humanoid figure walking toward a false summit on 14,068-foot Humboldt Peak before it vanished, while his brother was the only person believed to be on top. The photo drew hundreds of likes and plenty of alien theories in a hiking
Sasquatch as Ancestral Guardian: What Portland’s Indigenous Art Exhibit Asked Us to Consider
A Portland museum exhibit, Sasquatch: Ancestral Guardians, set aside the question of whether Sasquatch is real and asked how people live alongside it. Built with Indigenous artists and the High Desert Museum in Bend, the show treated Sasquatch as a sacred forest protector. Here is the thinking behind it and
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Sam the Sandown Clown: The Isle of Wight’s Strangest Entity Case Is Back
In May 1973, two children on England’s Isle of Wight said they spent time with a seven-foot figure in a pointed hat who carried a microphone, then watched him and his hut vanish. The case barely surfaced until 1978, but 2025 brought a woman claiming to be the child witness and a wave of new talks and podcasts. Here is the case and the questions around it.
Chased by Something See-Through at an Abandoned Ohio Air Force Station
A man who had explored an abandoned Ohio Air Force station more than 100 times says that in November 2002 he and a friend heard beeping from unpowered buildings, found a strange device, and were chased across a snowy field by a see-through figure that stopped at the fence. Another former visitor says the site always felt watched. Here is the full account.
Dyatlov Pass and the Rocket Theory: Why a Failed R-12 Launch Keeps Coming Back
Nearly seven decades after nine Soviet hikers died in the Ural Mountains, a Russian professor and a group of researchers say a failed rocket launch is the best explanation for Dyatlov Pass. They point to preserved footprints, nitric acid, melted snow, and missile tests that month. Here is how the theory works, who backs it, and what it leaves unanswered.
Umatilla Bigfoot: Why Oregon’s Blue Mountains Keep Producing Screams, Footage, and Searchers
Oregon’s Blue Mountains around Umatilla have a controversial 1994 Bigfoot video, a set of terrifying screams recorded on the reservation, and searchers still camping out to prove it. A July 2025 video investigation from the Rocky Mountain Sasquatch Organization put the region back in the spotlight. Here is the history behind the buzz.
Brazil’s National Archive Put 893 UFO Cases Online. Most Are Probably Mundane.
Brazil’s National Archive has opened documents, photos, audio, and drawings on 893 UFO sightings from 1952 to 2023. The archive itself warns that most cases likely have conventional explanations. Here is what is in the collection, how researchers can browse it, and why a huge unevaluated pile of files is still worth the trouble.
Did the Government Turn National Parks Into a Containment Zone for Dogmen and Worse?
This is speculation, but follow the pieces. The Park Service has no single list of people who vanish in its parks, the Grand Canyon has closed caves and restricted zones, and dogman witnesses talk about government-type visitors telling them to stay quiet. Could the national park system double as a quiet containment zone for things we are not supposed to know about?
Bloody Bride Bridge and Boy Scout Lane: Wisconsin’s Haunted Roads Near Stevens Point
Stevens Point, Wisconsin, claims two entries on national lists of America’s most haunted roads: a bridge on Highway 66 haunted by a bloody bride, and a dead-end lane named for Boy Scouts who may never have died there. Here are the legends, the versions locals tell, and what the record actually shows.
Bigfoot Crosses a North Carolina Road Like a Ninja, Then Slips Into a Closed Mine
A listener wrote to Sasquatch Chronicles about the year his family spent in a rental across from a closed tungsten mine near Bullock, North Carolina. He describes tree knocks no human could match, footprints near the mine, and a 4 AM road crossing by something that moved like a ninja. A night-shift deputy and an 80-year-old neighbor, he says, had seen things too.
FAA Records Reveal a ‘Black Cube’ Drone Passed a Plane at 16,000 Feet
Newly released FAA records add a strange detail to the December 2024 drone incursions at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base: an aircrew reported a black cube passing 500 feet beneath their plane at 16,000 feet. Radar showed up to 17 targets near the base that week, yet the cube description is missing from the FAA’s public list. Here is what the records say.
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Sam the Sandown Clown: The Isle of Wight’s Strangest Entity Case Is Back
In May 1973, two children on England’s Isle of Wight said they spent time with a seven-foot figure in a pointed hat who carried a microphone, then watched him and his hut vanish. The case barely surfaced until 1978, but 2025 brought a woman claiming to be the child witness and a wave of new talks and podcasts. Here is the case and the questions around it.
Chased by Something See-Through at an Abandoned Ohio Air Force Station
A man who had explored an abandoned Ohio Air Force station more than 100 times says that in November 2002 he and a friend heard beeping from unpowered buildings, found a strange device, and were chased across a snowy field by a see-through figure that stopped at the fence. Another former visitor says the site always felt watched. Here is the full account.
Dyatlov Pass and the Rocket Theory: Why a Failed R-12 Launch Keeps Coming Back
Nearly seven decades after nine Soviet hikers died in the Ural Mountains, a Russian professor and a group of researchers say a failed rocket launch is the best explanation for Dyatlov Pass. They point to preserved footprints, nitric acid, melted snow, and missile tests that month. Here is how the theory works, who backs it, and what it leaves unanswered.
Umatilla Bigfoot: Why Oregon’s Blue Mountains Keep Producing Screams, Footage, and Searchers
Oregon’s Blue Mountains around Umatilla have a controversial 1994 Bigfoot video, a set of terrifying screams recorded on the reservation, and searchers still camping out to prove it. A July 2025 video investigation from the Rocky Mountain Sasquatch Organization put the region back in the spotlight. Here is the history behind the buzz.
Brazil’s National Archive Put 893 UFO Cases Online. Most Are Probably Mundane.
Brazil’s National Archive has opened documents, photos, audio, and drawings on 893 UFO sightings from 1952 to 2023. The archive itself warns that most cases likely have conventional explanations. Here is what is in the collection, how researchers can browse it, and why a huge unevaluated pile of files is still worth the trouble.
Did the Government Turn National Parks Into a Containment Zone for Dogmen and Worse?
This is speculation, but follow the pieces. The Park Service has no single list of people who vanish in its parks, the Grand Canyon has closed caves and restricted zones, and dogman witnesses talk about government-type visitors telling them to stay quiet. Could the national park system double as a quiet containment zone for things we are not supposed to know about?
Bloody Bride Bridge and Boy Scout Lane: Wisconsin’s Haunted Roads Near Stevens Point
Stevens Point, Wisconsin, claims two entries on national lists of America’s most haunted roads: a bridge on Highway 66 haunted by a bloody bride, and a dead-end lane named for Boy Scouts who may never have died there. Here are the legends, the versions locals tell, and what the record actually shows.
Bigfoot Crosses a North Carolina Road Like a Ninja, Then Slips Into a Closed Mine
A listener wrote to Sasquatch Chronicles about the year his family spent in a rental across from a closed tungsten mine near Bullock, North Carolina. He describes tree knocks no human could match, footprints near the mine, and a 4 AM road crossing by something that moved like a ninja. A night-shift deputy and an 80-year-old neighbor, he says, had seen things too.
FAA Records Reveal a ‘Black Cube’ Drone Passed a Plane at 16,000 Feet
Newly released FAA records add a strange detail to the December 2024 drone incursions at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base: an aircrew reported a black cube passing 500 feet beneath their plane at 16,000 feet. Radar showed up to 17 targets near the base that week, yet the cube description is missing from the FAA’s public list. Here is what the records say.