Stories from the edge of explanation.
About 4 min readIn April 1976, two young sisters on holiday in Cornwall said they saw a large winged figure hovering over a church tower. No photograph was ever taken, and almost every account came through one man — a stage magician with a book on how to hoax monster sightings.
About 4 min readIn August 1976, four art students on a canoe trip in Maine watched a bright sphere hover over Eagle Lake — and lost two hours they could never account for. Twelve years later, under hypnosis, all four told the same story. Then one of them recanted.
About 4 min readIn September 1976, two Iranian F-4 Phantoms were scrambled after a glowing object over Tehran. Both lost their instruments, their radios — and, at the moment of firing, their weapons. The US Defense Intelligence Agency rated the report highly.