Thursday, October 21, 2010

JFK demanded Secret Service to stand down and give him space...days before his assassination in Dallas!

Four days before the fateful 1963 motorcade in Dallas when John F. Kennedy was fatally shot in the head, the young president had requested that his secret service agents give him some space.  "President Kennedy made a decision, and he politely told everybody, 'You know, we're starting the campaign now, and the people are my asset,'" said agent Jerry Blaine. "And so, we all of a sudden understood. It left a firm command to stay off the back of the car."

Full article: http://news.discovery.com/history/jfk-assassination-secret-service.html 

According to a 25 year-old study from the Supernatural Angel Report,  Britain has had over 775 supernatural police reports in the last quarter century!

The Supernatural Angel Report compiled a list of supposed paranormal occurrences which have been reported to the police over the past two and a half decades.  A total of 755 incidents were documented ranging from healing and helpful entities, to visions of angels and animal spirits.
he report claimed that benign entities are the most common angelic paranormal experience with 192 reported cases.  Most of those apparently took place in Yorkshire with 18 reported cases.  There were 104 supposed visions of angels, 44 of fairies, 32 of witches, and 24 of guardian angels.

Full article: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstopics/howaboutthat/8077737/Britain-home-to-witches-fairies-and-guardian-angels.html

Satanists hold exorcism at Oklahoma  City Civic Center

Dozens gathered to protest at the city's Civic Center where a Satanic group held a ritual Thursday night.  All the chanting, people and emotions were expected after the Church of Four Kings Princes announced it would be holding a satanic exorcism just a week before Halloween inside Oklahoma City's Civic Center.
"We actually believe it's about time that Satanism stops being underground," Jamie Cox with Church of Four Kings Princes said when asked why the ritual was held in such a public location.

Full article: http://www.newson6.com/Global/story.asp?S=13368841

Wednesday, September 1, 2010

Mysterious phone number calling people and killing them in Kenya was a hoax!

Kenyan officials have moved to quell growing hysteria sparked by rumour that a ghostly red number was appearing on mobile phones and killing people. The rumours swept like wildfire among the residents in the capital, Nairobi and other major towns on Tuesday night, with many forwarding the stories to their friends, families and colleagues via text messages, warning them not to receive calls which will appear in a red colour.
According to the report the calls was in high radiation or high frequency that causes brain haemorrhage, leading to death instantly .

Full article: http://www.newstimeafrica.com/archives/13802 

Satanists wish to rent Oklahoma City Civic Center for ceremony to exorcise God!

The leader of an Satanic church firmly planted in the Bible Belt has raised eyebrows by renting a theater in the Oklahoma City Civic Center for a ritual exorcism of God.  The Church of the IV Majesties is inviting members and the public to view the ritual, in hopes of erasing a lot of the unfounded fears many have about Satanism.  "We don't kill animals, we don't kill children," James Hale, the church's Lord High Master, told ABCNews.com.

Full article: http://abcnews.go.com/US/satanist-church-rents-oklahoma-civic-center-exorcism-ritual/story?id=11524098

Florida psychic and con artist sentenced to 18 months in prison

A Broward fortune teller, who police describe as a well-known scam-artist, will spend 18 months in prison, a Broward judge ordered Wednesday. Gina Marie Marks, 37, was already serving 18 months probation for swindling a woman out of nearly $300,000 when she was arrested in October.  Marks pleaded guilty Wednesday to grand theft, two counts of organized fraud and admitted to violating her probation. She also turned in a $400,000 check to partially repay her victims, according to The Sun Sentinel.

Full article: http://cbs4.com/local/Gina.Marie.Marks.2.1891160.html