I want to point out that there are other intelligences who exist in our
universe other than those that we know are clearly UFO in origin. In this
article you will meet some of these mistaken spirit souls who have
turned their eternal consciousness back to the Earth environment they
had been released from.
I will also take a brief look at some entities
who are not deceased humans but intrusive UFO aliens.
Sometimes advanced abductees can discern surrounding dimensional realms
and see both formerly human ghosts and those who are part of Alien
intelligence.
So journey with me if you dare into the macrocosm of other
places and times. I assure you I don't write fiction. These are true and
accurate happenings. I have been there firsthand. I will cover the
following true stories:
1. Preble County, Ohio, A Classic Haunting
2. Lookout Uncle Vern!
3. Beautiful Rosalee’s Admirer
4. The Faceless Redhead of Three Mile Road
5. Fayette County’s Magic Chifferobe Dresser
6. Blonde Ellen
7. Stripes and Kolar and Too Many Deceased
8. The Tall Hooded Gliders by the Sea
9. Beings of Light and Exlan
10. A Personal Message from Korea
Here is the first true story:
1. Preble County, Ohio, A Classic Haunting
Ann Adams lived in a big castle-like farm home on a hill in this county
just over the state line from me. It was her 7th home for she had moved
to the others trying to escape her haunter. Every house had
poltergeist activity like loud groaning, wavering, cry, walking, light without
a source flooding her bedroom, slamming doors, perfume odor, rocking
furniture and floor lamps that turned themselves on and off.
It was the waverng cry right next to me in the
upstairs hall one evening as I walked into another cold spot that
finally got to me. That and the haunted scarey look of the poor victim.
I was never any match for this powerful agency so I just didn't respond
to her last phone call. I was also too busy with other cases.
The three
cardinal attempts at defeating such a force had been tried. They included:
a. Completely ignore it;
b. Resort to heavenly personages;
c. Confrontation -- had never worked. The last I heard she had taken to
drinking beer at bedtime trying to escape.
Ann had unwanted psychic
ability and would know when someone was going to die. In a dream-like
vision involving a police car, she knew her daughter-in-law would die in
a car crash near Cincinnati. No one believed her and she was given brain
shock treatments to try to get this idea out of her mind. The crash and
death happened just as she repeatedly said it would.
Ann is one of the only three persons I've met who claim to have seen
a troll or brownie (elf). One morning she looked out her kitchen window
and there in the distance was this little puggie, long bearded, figure
dressed in overalls. As he walked along he suddenly vanished.
2. Lookout Uncle Vern!
My article "A Near Fatal
Encounter With The Unknown" was published in the New York magazine Beyond
Reality. Due to our present materialistic society, the protagonists in
such situations must struggle alone against the kind of malevolent
forces we see in this case.
The local Connersville, Indiana Wright family
consisted of Bill, Janet, Sue and her infant, and Uncle Vern who slept in
the foreboding back bedroom. Many things happened to the inhabitants and
anyone else who came to the house. The house had cold drafts even on hot
summer days.
The foremost ghost was a large heavy woman. There was also a
man in ordinary working clothes, and often many voices would be heard
behind closed doors. Constant poltergeist activity took place especially
in Uncle Vern's room and his health rapidly suffered. He would be heard
talking to someone in the room and saying, "Yes, I will be there" over
and over.
One time Bill walked into the room and there was a group of
golf ball sized glowing lights in the air that moved about. One time Sue
awoke to see the big woman hovering over her baby. Something was often
coming from behind and touching Janet's face or hair. I must move on to
the two crucial events.
One evening Uncle Vern
felt well enough to sit out in the front room. Janet was busy at her
ironing board behind his chair. Suddenly she began to feel numb and her
arms ceased to move. In her mind something began to tell her in
unmistakable terms to take the iron and hit Uncle Vern over the head
with it. She fought back and even began to sing to herself to try to
get this terrible idea out of her mind.
The more she sang the more the
voice would say, "Hit him over the head with the iron!" The evil unseen
force gained control and Janet raised the iron to smash Uncle Vern in
the head. At that instant the telephone rang and Janet immediately
snapped out of ther deadly trance. Uncle Vern had literally been saved
by the bell.
The old man's health continued to deterorate and he had to
be moved to a nursing home where he died, thereby fufilling his statment
to the other voice that he would be there. Meawhile, the back bedroom
continued as a very poor place to try to sleep. Little 4 year old nephew
Butchie became hysterical and fled the room saying a real mean man was
after him and grandma stopped him.
Niece Janine also emerged crying
from the afflicted room one nightsaying someone had tried to choke her.
The toll of events caused the once happy housewife to become a very pale
nervous person. The final confrontation with the sinister, ominous beings
in the house began one night as Janet lay in her bed very tense and
unable to think clearly about anyting.
A group of small glowng lights
formed and began to come toward her bed. The transfixed woman looked on
as the lights decended and formed one giant green light. In Janet's own
words here is what happened:
"It looked like a big green light but
there is nothing that could have shined such a green. A shield of glowing
light around the form of a person. And this thing began to tell me to
get up, load the gun, and shoot myself. It kept saying do away with
yourself. It kept repeating and repeating this."
"I kept trying to ignore
it. It sounded like a woman's voice but it was real deep. I could
actually hear this voice. It was not just in my mind. I had an awful
sensation like I didn't have any feeling to me. I was numb all over. And
just as I was going to put the gun to my temple and pull the trigger my
mother, who had died, stopped me."
"She came up and walked right in front
of me and touched me and said, "For God's sake Janet, don't do that. You
will regret if for all eternity. And the numbness came off me when she
touched me, and I started crying. I had seen my mother there and she was
clear as a crystal. She was a very religious woman you know. And when my
mother came and stopped me this thing in the light simply disappeared."
Janet's struggle with the unknown had left her a shambles of shattered
nerves and failing health. She had to be hospitalized and after recovery
from several ailments, she got out with only some kidney trouble. The
Wrights hastily vacated the demonic house and its fearful room. Things
have been quiet for the new tenants of the haunted house. No paranormal
events have occurred in the Wrights' present residence.
Today Janet is
again a happy housewife. One wonders how many persons have not been as
fortunate as the Wrights when specters of the unknown close in on them
and they now spend their days in a mental hospital or lie quietly next
to a headstone because their encounter with the unknown didn't end like
Janet's did?
3. Beautiful Rosalee’s Admirer
This happened just west of our city of Connersville, Indiana to one
of our more attractive female citizens. When this ghost first began to
appear in the house, Rosalee could see right through him. Certainly
she was upset, but what really could be done about a ghost, and she
hoped it would soon quit coming.
The ghost would materialize across the room from Rosalee in the evening when her
husband was at work and the children in bed. Soon the male ghost began to become
more solid and wore ordinary pants and sport shirt. She didn't know why
but she could never see his face. She found that if she went back to her
reading and ignored him, he vanished.
However, one evening as Rosalee tried to ignore the ghostly admirer,
he suddenly appeared right beside her. His cold hand then reached down
and touched her cheek. In sheer panic she jumped up and screamed, "Get away from me!"
He instantly vanished. Severely distraught, she rushed to the phone and
called her best friend Carol. Finally Carol was able to get her calmed down.
Stomping and walking sounds were frequently heard in Rosalee’s house.
Doors would open by themselves. Once when her husband arrived home and
walked into the bedroom toward her, the ghost walked right in step just
in front of him. Rosalee’s husband could not see the ghost and disbelieved it.
This affectionate phantom nearly ruined Rosalee's life.
Girls can get lonely but who wants this kind of a man? I tried to help
but was so busy on alien abduction that I did not follow up and do not
know what finally happened.
4. The Faceless Redhead of Three Mile Road
It is hair-raising when you look into someone's face and there is no
face, just a flat surface. Three Mile Road is just east of Pennville
Pike in Wayne County, Indiana. It was nearly midnight as Jim drove home
from work. He was not far from his house when he passed this woman
walking on the deserted gravel road. She was dressed in a pink
dress, white shawl, with long red hair.
Puzzled, Jim turned around and went back to see it she might need help.
He stopped 7 or 8 feet from her and was going to roll down the window.
She was well illuminated by the headlights and a partial moon.
He looked directly into her face but there was no face, there just a dark flat plain.
Needless to say, chills rippled down his spine and he floored the
gas pedal. He turned around up the road and raced back by her. He and
his family watched for the strange faceless form to come by their
house but she never appeared.
5. Fayette County’s Magic Chifferobe Dresser
This antique piece of furniture was a chifferobe dresser which had a special horrifying
ability. Since the late 1800’s, it had forecast the demise of the next
of kin and friends of the present owner and her mother and grandmother
who lived in southeastern Fayette County, Indiana.
When the younger Nancy would visit her mother she would find her
very upset sometimes. Her mother would say, "Oh! the old sideboard
has cracked and popped again. Somebody’s going to get it!"
True to form, somebody would soon be passing on. This happened
through the years until the eerie chifferobe about ran out of loved
ones, relatives, and friends. Nancy the present owner has had the
chifferobe act up a number of times. I stood next to this beautiful
old dresser and of course it was quiet as usual.
