george knapp coast to coast am july 29 2012 .torrent

George Knapp Coast To Coast Am July 29 2012 .Torrent Skin Is Removed

Over the course of her appearance, she shared stories of modern Native American UFO and alien encounters as well as insights into Skinwalkers and Sasquatch.

What they communicated with could be an invented form, or possibly a spirit that walked in and took the attention people were willing to give it, and this could pose certain dangers, he commented.

Warren served as a consultant on), is based on the notion of creating a spirit using technology.

George Knapp Coast To Coast Am July 29 2012 .Torrent Skin Is Removed

Hes received an increased number of reports of the Bloody Bones Man or Raw Head who appears as a boogeyman-like creature whose skin is removed, and shows up in peoples bedrooms at night.

Is is because we put this out there, started to share it, and now its in the minds of people, especially at bedtime, he asked.

Emerging from a website to create a paranormal image, a character called Slender Man has been described as a very tall thin man who wears a suit, has no eyes, no mouth, and no clearly defined facial features.

Though he had fictitious roots and was featured in some games, now people are actually reporting seeing this being, and hes taken on a life of his own, Schrader detailed.

Schrader also touched on Old Hag Syndrome, Ouija boards (including theZOZO phenomenon in which numerous people are said to be in contact with the same entity), and some of the places hes investigated.

These locales include the Stanley Hotel (related video), Rolling Hills Sanatorium in East Bethany, NY, and the Waverly Hills Sanatorium, where he encountered a Shadow Person, who walked right through him.

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Historian and UFO researcher Richard Dolan appeared in the first half of the 2nd hour to talk about Camerons new book and aviator John Lear joined the conversation in the second half of the 3rd hour.

Cameron observed that UFO revelations often follow a pattern where researchers examine the information, then it becomes discredited, and everybody just drops the story in search of the next big disclosure.

However, he refuted the idea that these are patently false stories planted by the government and suggested that, in fact, they contain accurate information which is then smeared with disinformation via holes in the story that have been created ahead of time.

Additionally, he theorized that the era of UFO whistleblowers is over and anyone claiming to be such a witness is working for them.

To that end, he said that, since the government would easily be able to identify any anonymous whistleblower, then the person must be revealing these secrets at the behest of the powers that be.

Cameron also contended that all leaked documents are phony, because they are classified material and the government would swiftly arrest anyone who breached that official secrecy.

He recalled how Lazar had been asked about his friendship with Lear during his second interview for the Area 51 job.

As such, he surmised that the entire saga was initiated by the government, since they knew Lazar would eventually leak the information to him.

While Cameron conceded that Lazars academic history has been shown to be false, thus allowing for the government to dismiss his tale, he noted that the notorious whistleblower passed numerous lie detector tests and his accurate information about Area 51 is what allowed for the story to be revealed.

Regarding the theory that the government leaks accurate information and then discredits it, Dolan noted that it represents the ideal way of getting UFO secrets out to the general public without destabilizing the whole system.

Since tales of alien encounters have been passed down for generations amongst Native Americans, she said that such stories are treated as normal events even in contemporary times.

Clarke professed absolute belief in the veracity of the stories she was told by various Native Americans, who had these paranormal encounters, and stressed that they were alert recollections told to her rather than tales procured via hypnosis or a dream state.