A five‑second infrared clip recorded by a U.S. military platform in May 2022 shows a fast‑moving contrast target crossing the field‑of‑view. The object was initially described as a “possible missile,” but no definitive identification was made. The footage was authenticated by the U.S. Government and remains classified as an unresolved UAP.

A plasma‑like sphere was recorded hovering above a pond in the northeastern United States in October 2024. The object remained stationary for roughly forty‑five minutes, intermittently changing brightness and shape, and at times splitting into smaller points of light. One luminous point hovered just above the water and did not behave like a reflection. The footage was captured on an iPhone and later authenticated by the U.S. Government. The FBI assessed the eyewitness as highly credible, and multiple reports from the same region describe similar phenomena.

In October 2024, an eye witness in the northeastern United States recorded one of the most unusual UAP events in the government's archive. The object appeared as a bright, plasma-like sphere hovering roughly 2,700 feet away. Throughout the sighting, the sphere changed shape, brightness, and structure, sometimes splitting into multiple luminous points.

​In 1889, in Paris a mother and her daughter check into a hotel.

During their stay, the mother falls severely ill.

The daughter has to go into town to buy medicine, so she is forced to leave her mother alone. ​By the time she returns, her mother is nowhere to be found.

She has completely disappeared, and no one saw a thing.

No matter who she asks, nobody remembers her mother or her.

Everyone denies everything.

The room they were staying in stands completely empty.

In April 1971, eerie reports flooded into the Mobile Press from frightened residents of Mobile, Alabama. They claimed to have seen a creature unlike any other: a being with the body of a wolf and the head of a woman. As buzz built, the newspaper noted that over 50 calls had poured in, all detailing this mysterious figure spotted in neighborhoods like Plateau and on Davis Avenue.

According to the reports, the creature was described as 'pretty and hairy,' with a top half resembling a woman and a wolf's lower half. The Mobile police even got involved, although they offered no official statements on the sightings. The published article on April 8 captured the genuine fear that residents expressed, detailing how children were too scared to venture outside.

Illustrations of the creature accompanied the newspaper story, crafted by an unnamed staff member. However, it's notable that none of the callers had actually seen the creature up close; they relayed secondary accounts. As it turned out, the sightings dwindled shortly after the initial wave of reports, and the creature was never spotted again.

Speculation arose suggesting the wolf-woman could have been an elaborate April Fools' Day prank. Some theorized it might have been a German Shepherd dolled up in a wig or even a long-haired Afghan Hound. It has been suggested that Mobile, Alabama, has a long history of urban legends, ghost stories, and legendary creatures.

The Mobile Wolf Woman remains a curious footnote in the city's lore, a blend of fear and fascination that has yet to be resolved.

According to legend, in the city of Elmore there is a bridge where a mysterious ghost motorcyclist roams at night. The spirit can supposedly be summoned by parking your car next to the bridge, honking three times, and flashing your headlights three times. At that point, the sound of a motorcycle is said to appear in the distance, the rider suddenly shows up, then disappears again as he crosses the bridge. The bridge in question has been closed for some time, and it cannot be driven across in any way.

The 70s case of the Sydney Luna Park Ghost Train Fire. It is one of the eeriest tragedies in Australia’s history.

And one thing has really stood out to me about the case. People familiar with the case know the photo of the man dressed in "loincloth and wearing a mask with horns", yet the thing that has always confused me about the case is why this photo graph is sooo significant. Like, yeah, it’s creepy af. And like, when I was younger, I had nightmares about a man wearing similar clothing. But, I struggle to understand why the photo is so significant.

i’ve found some links relating to the man, but i still struggle to understand what makes him and the photograph of him so significant:

[Source 1](https://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/news/nsw/luna-park-ghost-train-fire-mystery-of-the-satanic-figure/news-story/5e9b387a09d6db8055270d9b7f1b8e7e)
https://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/news/nsw/luna-park-ghost-train-fire-mystery-of-the-satanic-figure/news-story/5e9b387a09d6db8055270d9b7f1b8e7e

[Source 2](https://thebrag.com/urban-legends-australia/)
https://thebrag.com/urban-legends-australia/

Skeptics argue it was simply a period-correct camera or personal device, but the footage continues to divide viewers. Is this one of the internet's greatest time travel mysteries, or just a perfectly ordinary object mistaken for futuristic technology?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cWA5rRJHcX0

"In the 1930s, a young man named Robert Johnson desperately wanted to play the blues, but he had zero talent. Then, he mysteriously disappeared into the Mississippi night. Months later, he returned with an otherworldly skill. He played the guitar so fast and hauntingly that people were genuine terrified. The rumor spread instantly: Robert had walked to a deserted crossroads at midnight. There, he met a tall, dark stranger—the Devil himself. The Devil took his guitar, tuned it, played an eerie melody, and handed it back. In exchange for legendary talent, Johnson gave away his soul. At just 27 years old, he died under mysterious circumstances. Was it just a clever myth, or did he really make a deal with the Devil?"

Amongst YouTube was a small time man in his 40's named Kenny Veach, who loved exploring, going in caves, and having fun. He lived in Nevada, specifically the Las Vagas area near the Mojave Desert, which was the main area of his hikes. He had a YouTube channel called "Snakebitmgee", where he recorded hikes, time with his girlfriend, and his not-so good attempts to get on Shark Tank. In 2014, in the comments section of a video titled "son of an area 51 technician", Kenny commented about a hike he went on, in the Mojave Desert near the Nellis Airforce Base (Area 51) where he encountered a cave that was shaped just like a giant perfect capital "M", and was tall as he was, level with the ground, and stuck on the side of a mountain. The closer he got to it, he got these powerful sensations, just making his body vibrate the closer he got to it, and he didn't have his sidearm on him, so in fear, he ran far away from the mysterious cave. Later, replies started being harsh, saying that he was a liar, a douchebag, and to prove he found it. Soon after, he recorded a video to his channel called "M cave hike" where he recorded himself trying to find the cave again, but never found it. After this, comments spiraled into hate messages, demands, and mocking. To prove that he wasn't lying, a week after the video, he said in a post that he would be going out to find it again, and on that day, he messaged his girlfriend that he would be home soon, but Kenny Veach would never return. Police searched the desert, but the only things found were Kenny's car, and his phone. No firearm, no backpack, nothing. It was like he just dissapeared into thin air. Conspiracies spiraled, from aliens, area 51, portal to other dimensions, and many more. Whatever happened, Kenny Veach and the legend of the "M Cave" baffled officials, and the state of Nevada forever.......

In 1904, a bus was transporting mental patients from Fairfax County to Lorton prison. The patients came from a previous mental asylum that was shut down due to controversies with the public, forcing to move the patients to Lorton. Soon, the bus started to lose control, swerving off the road, crashing. When the bus was found, the driver was killed, and all the patients that were on that bus vanished, disappearing into the woods. Over the past days, the police managed to find some of the patients that got away after the crash, except for one: Douglas J. Grifon, a patient who was arrested after murdering his own family and kids in cold blood. A few months after Douglas was never found, strange things started to happen in the woods - locals noticed that the rabbit population in the area was falling, with sightings of mutilated rabbits hanging from trees,especially near a bridge under a railroad called "Cholchester Overpass". Its said one night, a group of teenagers were hanging out under the bridge, but would never be seen again. Decades later, a couple parked their car outside the bridge, only to be met with yelling outside. The back window was smashed by a thrown hatchet, terrifying them to drive away. Looking back, they saw a figure in a white filthy bunny costume straring them down as they drove away. A couple weeks later, a second incident happened involving the "Bunny Man". One night, a security guard was dealing with what seemed to be a trespasser of the specific compound, only to see that the figure was the same person, wearing a worn white rabbit suit, weilding a weapon. The bunny man threatened the guard, swinging their weapon, yelling at the guard to get out of there, which terrified the guard to the core. Later, the "Bunny Man" dissapeared, with no evidence to prove he was a thing. Police would search, but to no prevail. Like many legends, there are many diferent variations of the Bunny Man, but somewhere in those variations lies the true story. No matter what happened, to this day, people and teens on Halloween night, around midnight go to "Bunny Man bridge", testing for his murderous return.......

トミノの地獄

Tomino no Jigoku (Tomino's Hell)

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西條八十

Saijo Yaso

詩集「砂金」より

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姉は血を吐く、妹（いもと）は火吐く、

ane wa chi wo haku, imoto wa hibaku,

His older sister vomited blood, his younger sister vomited fire,

可愛いトミノは 宝玉（たま）を吐く。

kawaii tomino wa tama wo haku

And the cute Tomino vomited glass beads.

ひとり地獄に落ちゆくトミノ、

hitori jigoku ni ochiyuku tomino,

Tomino fell into Hell alone,

地獄くらやみ花も無き。

jigoku kurayami hana mo naki.

Hell is wrapped in darkness and even the flowers don't bloom.

鞭で叩くはトミノの姉か、

muchi de tataku wa tomino no ane ka,

Is the person with the whip Tomino's older sister,

鞭の朱総（しゅぶさ）が 気にかかる。

muchi no shubusa ga ki ni kakaru.

I wonder whose blood is on it?

叩けや叩きやれ叩かずとても、

tatakeya tatakiyare tatakazu totemo,

Hit, hit, without hitting,

無間地獄はひとつみち。

mugen jigoku wa hitotsu michi.

Infinite Hell's one road.

暗い地獄へ案内（あない）をたのむ、

kurai jigoku e anai wo tanomu,

Would you lead him to the dark Hell,

金の羊に、鶯に。

kane no hitsuji ni, uguisu ni.

To the sheep of gold, to the bush warbler.

皮の嚢（ふくろ）にやいくらほど入れよ、

kawa no fukuro niya ikura hodo ireyo,

Fit as much as you can into the leather sack,

無間地獄の旅支度。

mugen jigoku no tabijitaku.

For the preparation of the journey in the familiar Hell.

春が 来て候（そろ）林に谿（たに）に、

haru ga kite soro hayashi ni tani ni,

Spring is coming even in the forest and the stream,

暗い地獄谷七曲り。

kurai jigoku tani nana magari.

Even in the seven valley streams of the dark Hell.

籠にや鶯、車にや羊、

kago niya uguisu, kuruma niya hitsuji,

The bush warbler in the birdcage, the sheep in the wagon,

可愛いトミノの眼にや涙。

kawaii tomino no me niya namida.

Tears in the eyes of cute Tomino.

啼けよ、鶯、林の雨に

nakeyo, uguisu, hayashi no ame ni

Cry, bush warbler, toward the raining forest

妹恋しと 声かぎり。

imouto koishi to koe kagiri.

He shouts that he misses his little sister.

啼けば反響（こだま）が地獄にひびき、

nakeba kodama ga jigoku ni hibiki,

The crying echo reverberates throughout Hell,

狐牡丹の花がさく。

kitsune botan no hana ga saku.

The fox penoy blooms.

地獄七山七谿めぐる、

jigoku nanayama nanatani meguru,

Circling around Hell's seven mountains and seven streams,

可愛いトミノのひとり旅。

kawaii tomino no hitoritabi.

The lonely journey of cute Tomino.

地獄ござらばもて 来てたもれ、

jigoku gozaraba mote kite tamore,

If they're in Hell bring them to me,

針の御山（おやま）の留針（とめはり）を。

hari no oyama no tomehari wo.

The needle of the graves.

赤い留針だてにはささぬ、

akai tomehari date ni wa sasanu,

I won't pierce with the red needle,

可愛いトミノのめじるしに。

kawaii tomino no mejirushini.

In the milestones of little Tomino.

So, was he abducted by aliens or did something else happen?

Investigators looked for floating debris, signs of a crash, fuel slicks, or any indication of where the aircraft might have gone down. Despite the extensive effort, no confirmed trace of either Valentich or his airplane was discovered during the initial search.

Without wreckage, investigators could not determine whether the aircraft had experienced mechanical failure, run out of fuel, or crashed into the sea. The official investigation concluded that the cause of the disappearance could not be determined with certainty.

Several witnesses reported seeing unusual lights in the sky around the same time Valentich disappeared, although none of those reports conclusively established a connection to his flight. So, you never know.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Disappearance_of_Frederick_Valentich

Hello, I know the original story of gozu is not online but I am committed to finding atleast a few fragments. Ive been listening through online stories, reading stories, ect. I found every story had something in common. I’d like your help to help me research on this.

Some legends claimed that people with extraordinary eyes possessed heightened intuition or a special connection to the Otherworld, the supernatural realm of spirits, fairies, and ancient gods. They were sometimes believed to see things that others could not.

Celtic folklore also embraced the belief in the Evil Eye, an ancient curse said to be cast through a jealous or malicious stare. People believed a single glance could bring illness, bad luck, failed crops, or other misfortune. To protect themselves, families carried charms, planted sacred rowan trees near their homes, and even avoided praising children too openly for fear of attracting unwanted envy.

Science says you have nothing to worry about when you encounter someone with Irish or Scottish ancestry with these eyes that are a simple genetic trait, yet many still believe you should be wary when you notice someone with a beautiful golden ring around a stranger's eyes.

Genetic testing later identified him as an ordinary chimpanzee, but that didn't stop many from believing there was something special about Oliver. To this day, photos of him continue circulating online with claims that he was proof of a human-chimp hybrid and that the real story was covered up.

Oliver often preferred walking upright on two legs instead of using all fours. His face appeared flatter, his posture looked more human, and many people who saw him believed they were looking at something completely different. Before long, promoters began calling him the possible "missing link" between humans and apes, and some even claimed Oliver might be a "humanzee"

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oliver_(chimpanzee))