4Ever Paranormal

Most people think they know exactly what Baphomet is. A goat's head. Horns. Satan. But what if that image isn't nearly as old as most people believe? In this episode, Bill and Deb follow the strange history of Baphomet from the Knights Templar and accusations of heresy to nineteenth-century occult symbolism and the rise of modern Satanism. Along the way they explore the mysterious origins of the n...

Roswell may be the most famous UFO crash story in the world, but it is far from the only one. In this episode, Bill and Deb examine three lesser-known UFO crash incidents from around the globe. A mysterious impact in the Soviet Union reportedly left behind unusual metallic material. An alleged crash in the English countryside triggered a large search effort that found nothing. A dramatic event in...

Two boys digging in a garden in Hexham, England, uncovered two small stone heads in 1971. What began as an unusual discovery soon became associated with reports of strange disturbances, unsettling sightings, and one of the most unusual witness accounts in paranormal history. When respected archaeologist and Celtic scholar Anne Ross took possession of the heads, she expected to examine an interesti...

What if someone actually built a machine capable of seeing the past? The Chronovisor is an unexplained object that has been discussed for many years by many people. It was described by an Italian monk named Pellegrino Ernetti to be a way of viewing past events, recovering voices of long gone individuals and even witnessing things thought to have disappeared from memory. Most discussions focus on w...

In the early-to-mid 2000s, a family near Palmyra, Maine claimed they experienced escalating encounters with multiple large wolf-like creatures around their rural farmhouse. What reportedly began with strange silence in the woods, unexplained lights, and massive tracks allegedly grew into something far more terrifying. The Martin family claimed the creatures circled their property at night, watched...

The Hurricane Katrina disaster continues to be one of the deadliest and most disorganized disasters that have occurred in the United States in the last hundred years. Following the flooding, long after the water receded, there were many strange stories that were told by survivors. These people believed that other creatures were with them that had nothing to do with the hurricane as they moved thro...

A priest assigned by the Catholic Church to confront something most people no longer believe in. Gabriele Amorth, often referred to as the Chief Exorcist of Rome, claimed to have performed tens of thousands of exorcisms and warned that cases were increasing. Not as symbolism. Not as metaphor. As something real, external, and active. This episode looks at what that means when it comes from inside o...

This episode goes into a stretch of restricted airspace off the Virginia coast where something kept showing up that Navy pilots couldn’t explain. Around 2014, pilots flying out of Naval Air Station Oceana started running into objects that didn’t behave the way anything in that environment should. Some would just sit there at altitude, holding position in winds that should have pushed them. Others...

People talk about the Anunnaki like they were something that came here. But when you go back to the earliest records tied to Sumer, that’s not what you find. You find a system. In Sumerian mythology, the Anunnaki aren’t distant. They’re part of how the world was understood. And in some of those accounts, humanity isn’t at the center of anything. It’s placed into a role that already existed. That p...

Something attacked a woman in rural Oklahoma, and even now, no one can say exactly what it was. Alicia Maxey was found mauled. Not just injured, not just shaken up, but taken apart in a way that made experienced investigators stop and question what they were looking at. She reported hearing a deep growl right before it hit her. Described it as dog-like, but not clearly a dog. That detail doesn’t g...

A storm should have taken the ship. It didn’t. There are demons described in old texts that don’t behave the way people expect. They don’t always destroy. They don’t always attack. Some of them guide, protect, and intervene in ways that feel controlled, almost deliberate. That’s what makes them dangerous. Not what they do, but when they choose to do it. In the Ars Goetia , part of The Lesser Key o...

In 1974, a single mother in Culver City reported something that wouldn’t stay in the background. What began as strange lights and movement quickly turned into something more direct, more physical, and far harder to explain. Investigators Barry Taff and Kerry Gaynor documented what they could, but nothing about the case was controlled or repeatable. And as the activity unfolded, it stopped looking...

This episode of 4 Ever Paranormal jumps into perhaps one of the most bizarre figures within Chinese folklore - the Jiangshi. The Jiangshi does not represent an elegant vampire as in the west, but rather an unnatural and frightening “hopping corpse,” without a wistful spirit. The Jiangshi's body is animated by the energy of “qi,” the life force, and not due to its desire for blood. We look at the o...

Most people say they don’t believe in superstition, but that confidence tends to slip right before something matters. There’s always that small pause. A word avoided, a habit repeated, a pattern followed without thinking too hard about it. Not because people are convinced it works, but because they’re not willing to find out what happens if they stop. This episode looks at that space between logic...

In 1941, a quiet night outside Cape Girardeau, Missouri took a strange turn when Reverend William Huffman was called to pray over victims of what authorities initially believed was a plane crash. Instead, according to the story later passed down through his family, he arrived at a scene involving a damaged disk-shaped craft and three small bodies unlike anything he had ever seen. A local newspaper...

Chestnut Ridge in southwestern Pennsylvania has quietly become one of the most concentrated hotspots of high strangeness in the United States. From the 1965 Kecksburg UFO crash and reported military recovery, to the intense 1970s wave of low-level UFO sightings, to documented Bigfoot encounters and upright canine “Dogman” reports, this ridge has produced layered anomalies for decades. Why does one...

This week on 4 Ever Paranormal, we take a step back from the cartoon version of the leprechaun and look at where the story actually comes from. Before the green suits and pots of gold, there was a solitary figure in Irish folklore. A small shoemaker. A keeper of hidden treasure. A being tied to the land and the old fairy mounds. We talk about the origins of the name, the shift from red coats to gr...

What does it mean when someone says you’ve been “worked on”? Across cultures and traditions including Vodou, Hoodoo, Obeah, and Santería, there exists a shared understanding that spiritual force can be directed with intention. In this episode, we explore the internal experience of believing you’ve been spiritually targeted. Not as spectacle, not as caricature, but as a psychological and emotional...

Across continents and across centuries, people have described something standing at the edge of the wild. It has many names. Sasquatch. Bigfoot. Yeti. Orang Pendek. Almas. Yowie. Woodwose. And within the United States alone, dozens more depending on the region. Different languages. Different terrain. Different cultures. Yet the description keeps circling back to the same basic shape. In this episo...

Long before vampires became entertainment, villages across Romania and the Balkans feared something closer, quieter, and far more personal. Strigoi were believed to be the dead who returned to harm the living. Not strangers. Not creatures from distant places. Family members, neighbors, people who had only recently been buried. In this episode of 4 Ever Paranormal , we explore the folklore of Strig...

In 1850, something strange took over a large home on Elm Street in Stratford, Connecticut. It wasn’t a ruin. It wasn’t abandoned. It was a busy family house, lived in, watched, and well known in town. Then the knocks started. Sounds moved through the house. Objects shifted when people were watching. Clothing was arranged into shapes that didn’t feel accidental. When questions were asked out loud,...

This week we take a look at the lesser-known history of Pennhurst State School and Hospital, AKA Pennhurst Asylum. What was there before abandonment, before paranormal investigations, and before television crews. Drawing from compiled staff accounts recorded while the institution was still active, this episode explores how unexplained disturbances were documented, managed, and quietly absorbed dur...

For this episode of 4 Ever Paranormal, the team takes us to Houska Castle, built in the medieval ages isolated from the rest of the world for reasons beyond ordinary understanding. Instead of looking at hauntings or ghosts, we try to analyze why it was built directly over what might be considered not just an ordinary pit, learn about folklore that described creatures coming out of it, and consider...

Van Meter, Iowa was a small rural community. In 1903 strange happenings began to occur there. Many people, over several nights, saw a large winged creature with a powerful beam of light and movements that did not match anything from the known world. After it went into the coal mine their sightings ended all at once-no proof left behind, no answers found. This episode reviews what went on in Van Me...

In this episode of 4 Ever Paranormal, we carefully examine the question of who is referred to as the mother of witches and why that title falls so variably in the application from tradition to tradition. We look at Hekate and Aradia, not as competitors—not even as interchangeable figures—but rather as two sources very different in terms of power and meaning within witch lore. Hekate has her origin...