People disappear without a trace. Captain Briggs, his crew, and
his family vanished from the Canadian built Mary Celeste. Ben
Bathurst walked around the horses harnessed to his coach - and was
never seen again. People appear without explanation Kaspar Hauser
arrived in Nuremberg as inexplicably as if he'd materialised from
some unknown dimension. Researchers of the paranormal have
investigated cases where thought-forms seem to have acquired
quasi-physical properties. Madame Blavatsky claimed to have done
it. There were times when Nikola Tesla, the brilliant electrical
experimenter, seems to have lived in an alternative reality where
mental images of his machines became solid to him. Tesla expert,
Oliver Nichelson, put forward a theory connecting Tesla's awesomely
strange apparatus at Wardenclyffe, Long Island, with the Tunguska
explosion of 1908. Were similar strange forces responsible for
moving the Barbados coffins around in their sealed vault?
Where do poltergeists, like the one that haunted Esther Cox in
Amherst, Nova Scotia, get their inexplicable energy? When scores of
reliable witnesses continue to report their sightings of UFOs,
ghosts, crop circles, lake monsters, enormous cat-like beasts,
Yeti, and Sasquatch, how can their observations be explained?
We live in an immeasurably strange universe, miraculously
suspended in space and time: a universe that has room for the
mysteries of the ancient British King Arthur, Merlin, and the Holy
Grail; the Oak Island Money Pit in Canada; the undeciphered Glozel
Alphabet, and the Priest's Treasure at Rennes-le-Chateau in France;
Mermaids and Sea Monsters; the Kingdom of Prester John; the Riddle
of the Pictish Stones at Meigle in Scotland; the Vampire of Croglin
Grange; Zombies and Wer-beasts; the Devil's Footprints in
Devonshire; the Green Children of Woolpit; Lost Cities and Sunken
Islands; Pyramids and Stone Circles; Telepathy, Telekinesis,
Teleportation, and Prophecy. The list is endless. The
investigations fascinating.
The World's Greatest Unsolved Mysteries invites the reader to
accompany Lionel and Patricia Fanthorpe on their many intriguing
investigations in Canada and worldwide and their years of research
into the unexplained.
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