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“Alien Hunter” Derrel Sims pays San Antonio a visit
San Antonio: the spookiest city in America?
About six years ago I was looking for a change of scenery. At the time I was living in Houston, but I was hoping to intensify my research into all manner of mysterious creatures. I was familiar with accounts of monstrous birds that had been reported sailing over the skies of San Antonio and...
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San Antonio’s Shadowy Hat Man Spooks Residents
Just recently I interviewed a local woman named Stacy Alejos who related an extremely creepy and disturbing tale to me. According to Stacy, when she was a very young girl living on the far Westside of San Antonio, she was awoken one night by an uncomfortable sensation and felt eerily compelled to look out...
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Obamacare, gonorrhea, UFOs, and Bexar County’s dirty livers
OK. We assume you’ve heard the latest, Mr./Mrs./Ms. One-in-Four San Antonio: you’re about to have health insurance. Yep, the Supremes are smiling on you 350,000 without insurance today. Our hope is that with the expansion of health services you’ll rush right out there and get some STD testing. This double-the-state-average on STD’s like gonorrhea...
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Stephenville: Texas’ latest UFO Hot Spot?
It appears as though a dozen or so UFO sightings that were reported to San Antonio police earlier this month have been explained. A local news station broadcast the story about illuminated globes that were spotted floating over the Alamo City by several residents on the evening of May 17. One eyewitness named Roger...
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UFO symposium landing in San Antonio next year
Our planet’s skies are being invaded by extraterrestrials. Or, at least that’s what a group of experts who will be visiting San Antonio in March believe. I just learned that a UFO mini-symposium would be held in the Alamo City during the first weekend of March 2012, according to Steve Hudgeons, the state director...
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San Antonio resident’s UFO video of triangular craft receives support from investigator
UFO investigator Al Schuette for his opinion. Schuette, who has been evaluating Vallejo’s videos since 2005 said he has seen an identical light configuration in other UFO photos.
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Holy humanoids, Batman! Reports of flying beings over South Texas
Those who study such phenomena have suggested these may be inter-dimensional time travelers or the like. What do you believe? Are these merely tall tales, or is something taking place that is beyond our comprehension?
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Redfern suggests the real ‘Men in Black’ are alien enforcers
Even J. Edgar Hoover was concerned about the so-called Men in Black, according to public documents secured by Redfern.
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Are flying saucers invading San Antonio’s skies?
For centuries, humans have glanced up at the sky and posed the cosmic question, “Are we alone?” Accounts of unidentified flying objects date back to biblical times — the airships of extraterrestrial demigods if you believe such stuff. But, modern attitudes about unearthly visitors took a dramatic turn on June 24th, 1947, when a...
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The Mothman Cometh
This past weekend I had the opportunity to visit the quiet, little town of Point Pleasant, West Virginia, home to one of the strangest urban legends in American folklore — that of the mysterious Mothman. During the 1960s you see, many people in the area began to report encounters with a macabre, winged humanoid....
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Chasing Shadows: a blog about monster hunting
The Alamo City, you see, seems to be one of those spooky spots where weird stories and reports of the unusual abound. Understandably, many of Bexar County’s historic locations such as the old missions have been rumored to play host to a variety of ghosts and lingering spirits of bygone days.
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