Psychic and guest of UK's Most Haunted extradited back to UK from Spain for child abuse
Styling himself as a medium, he was invited to go ghost-hunting and investigate paranormal occurrences at Brougham Hall near Penrith in 2007. But by the end of that year he was on the run soon to be one of the UK's most wanted men, setting off a chain of events which would lead to the tragic deaths of his two young children. In December 2007, the 45-year-old and his partner Lianne, who were living in Carlisle, left the UK for Spain after he was accused of child abuse.
Full article: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-11981058
Palm Beach man goes to jail for tossing a brick through an another residents window ... because he put a 'voodoo curse' on him!
It is obvious that the voodoo curse upon West Palm Beach resident Renald Louis is working its magic. Louis spent his 26th birthday in a jail cell, humiliated, and forced to scrounge -- fruitlessly -- for the sums needed to pay his $25,000 bond. His crime? Throwing a brick through the window of the man who allegedly cursed him, Delvin Carter. The brick shattered the glass and landed on Carter's couch, nearly braining his 23-year-old daughter. (She was never in any danger, for it takes more than bricks to
harm a sorcerer's child.) According to The Palm Beach Post, Delvin Carter heard the breaking glass and ran to his living room to see what had happened. Then he ran to his front yard, where he saw Renald Louis preparing to hurl a concrete paver. Carter yelled at his victim to drop the paver -- and he did! Magic! Then, Carter demanded to know why Louis had attacked his home. Louis responded, "You put voodoo on me!" Louis demanded Carter remove the curse.
Full article:
http://blogs.browardpalmbeach.com/juice/2010/12/voodoo_curse_renald_louis.php
New evidence shows 1950 mass UFO sighting intentionally kept off the press wire
On February 1, 1950, a fiery object shot quickly west through the Tucson skies. A B-29 took off in pursuit of the object, but the plane could not catch up to the object. This is one of the most bizarre cases in Tucson history, documented by the Tucson Daily Citizen (before the paper became the Tucson Citizen).
Full article:
http://tucsoncitizen.com/paranormal/2010/12/15/tucsons-1950-mass-ufo-sighting-deliberately-kept-off-the-press-wires/
San Antonio Spurs player Manu Ginobili's UFO sighting last week...really Red Bull skydivers?!
Last week we had concerns about Manu Ginobili being abducted by aliens. Or at least seeing a UFO of some kind while the team was in Los Angeles to knock off the Clippers. Ginobili saw lights flying through the air in unusual ways that could not easily be explained….
Unless they were Red Bull skydivers. Jon DeVore, writing on the Red Bull Airforce site (of course there is one, Red Bull is a marketing company that happens to make an energy drink) had this to say (via CBS Facts & Rumors):
As soon as I saw the videos on the news I busted up laughing. It was us jumping with our night flares. The next night my wife’s friend called her and told her that TMZ was reporting on it. I went on line and found that quite a few people were posting on the sightings. Even Manu Ginobili (San Antonio Spurs) saw the jump and reported UFO’s on his twitter and Face Book page.
Full article:
http://probasketballtalk.nbcsports.com/2010/12/15/remember-manu-ginobili%E2%80%99s-ufo-try-red-bull-skydivers/
It's the state of butterfly ballots, gator farms and oversized mice. It's the retirement hub discovered by a Spaniard rumored to have lost his life hunting for the legendary Fountain of Youth. It's the only place in America where the farther north you go, the farther south you get.
