Paranormal Punchers

The Green Children of Woolpit are two children, a brother and sister, who showed up in the town of Woolpit in the 12th century. They had a green hue to their skin, were wearing clothing made from a strange material, and spoke a language no one could understand. Despite starving, the children wouldn't eat any of the food given to them by the townspeople until someone brought them raw broad beans se...

In July of 1924, a group of gold prospectors reportedly encountered multiple Bigfoot on the east flank of Mt. St. Helens, where they hastily fired their guns on them. The violence proved to be a mistake. That night, their cabin was assailed by a barrage of rocks, and they heard, and felt, giant bodies slamming against the walls and doors. The battle carried on the entire night, and when the sun ca...

In November 1966, near Point Pleasant, WV, Woodrow 'Woody' Derenberger witnessed a UFO land in front of his vehicle while driving home from work one night. A door opened from the craft, and a man stepped out. The man was wearing a glistening green uniform, and he had a huge grin on his face. While using telepathy, this man introduced himself as Indrid Cold, that Woody had nothing to fear and then...

Summerwind Mansion, considered Wisconsin's most haunted house, is located on the shores of West Bay Lake. When it was purchased by the Lamont's in 1916, the maids informed them that it was haunted, and even though they experienced weird and unexplained things throughout the years, it wasn't until the mid-1930's that the family's feelings changed. That day, they were at the dinner table when the ba...

On June 10th, 1912, two adults and six children were found brutally bludgeoned to death by an ax in Villisca, Iowa. Because all of the victims were found in their bed, it is thought that the murderer waited in the attic for everyone to fall asleep before going room by room, killing them all. From the start, the crime scene was compromised when over 100 friends and neighbors came to gawk at the dea...

On the eastern tip of Long Island, NY, lies rumors of a hidden underground government base that is home to horrifying genetic meddling, time travel, and mind control experiments, all of which have become known as the Montauk Project. This base, established as Camp Hero, was used as coastal defense, but was shut down in 1984, where it was sold to the state of New York and eventually became part of...

The Wendigo is a cannibalistic spirit that closely resembles a zombie. The best known way to become a Wendigo is by eating another human being, even when done out of necessity for survival. It appears to be gaunt, with its skin stretched tight across its bones, has massive, sunken eyes, and very sharp claws. There are some reports that say it is missing its lips and toes, while others report that...

Robert the Doll is a life-size, century old doll that is stuffed with wood wool, wearing a sailor outfit, and carrying his own toy dog. He has buttons for eyes, wears a malevolent smirk and is covered in nicks, similar to scars. He was given to a young Robert Eugene 'Gene" Otto by his grandfather when he was a small boy, but some believe that he was a gift from a nanny who was mistreated by the fa...

Dulce Base is a secret jointly-operated human and alien underground facility located beneath the Archuleta Mesa on the Colorado and New Mexico border. It is a seven story compound that houses animal, human and alien hybrids, extremely advanced technologies, and experiments such as mind control and cross breeding are performed there. The first three levels are mainly inhabited by humans, while the...

The sheepsquatch, also known as the "White Thing", is a quadruped creature about the size of a bear with white wool-like fur that roams the Appalachian mountains, primarily the southwestern region of West Virginia. It has a long pointed head, similar to a dog, long, saber-like teeth, and ram-like horns. Unlike many other cryptids, its tail is long and hairless like that of an opossum. When it is n...

On September 12, 1952 at 7:15 P.M., in the small town of Flatwoods, WV, three young boys saw a bright object cross the sky and land in a nearby farmer's property. They immediately went to investigate, along with several other children, a dog, and an adult. After climbing a hill, they came across a large pulsating ball of fire, detected a pungent mist that burned their eyes and nose, and heard a st...

Schwarzwald, known as the Black Forest, is a large forested mountain range in southwest Germany. It is roughly oblong in shape and is 160 km (99 mi) long and 66 km (41 mi) wide. It is a very dense, dark and atmospheric place, which is why many legends about witches, dwarfs and werewolves have been born there and passed along through the generations. Many famous German tales are believed to be set...

Tombstone, Arizona was established in 1879 by prospector Edward Schieffelin after he discovered silver ore in the surrounding area. Within a few years, the town grew immensely, but so did the tension between the the ranchers, cowboys and lawmen. Because of this, there were many shootouts that resulted in death, possibly causing the town itself to be haunted. Not only do people witness apparitions...

Momo, the Missouri Monster, is a large, 7 ft tall hairy bipedal creature similar to Bigfoot. He has a large, pumpkin-shaped head, with black hair covering most of his body, which resembles a shag carpet. He is said to have 3 fingers and toes, emits a terrible body odor, and has been known to be aggressive towards other animals. Although sightings of the Missouri Monster have occurred since the mid...

On August 21, 1955, a family was besieged for several hours by goblin-like creatures at a remote Hopkinsville, Kentucky farmhouse. The creatures had large, bat-like ears, were bald and 3-4 feet tall, had large, glowing yellow eyes, and had long arms with large claws at the end. The family defended the property by shooting at them for hours, only to have no effect, reportedly hearing metallic cling...

The Mogollon Monster is a bipedal humanoid creature that is seen along the Mogollon Ridge in central and eastern Arizona. It is known to be over 7 feet tall, have large red eyes, covered in black or reddish hair, and like most Bigfoot-like creatures, has an incredibly strong and pungent odor. It is nocturnal, and can mimic other wildlife, even emitting a whistling sound. They can be very territori...

The Bunny Man is an urban legend originating in the Fairfax County, Virginia area, mostly around Colchester Overpass, a.k.a. the Bunny Man Bridge, where a man dressed in a rabbit costume attacks people with a hatchet or axe. It is said that if you say "the bunny man" three times at midnight on Halloween while under the bridge, he will appear. The story emanates from an escaped mental asylum patien...

Hawk Mountain is located in central-eastern Pennsylvania near Allentown and is known for a wild bird sanctuary. What it is less known for is the story of Matthias Schaumboch, America's unofficial first serial killer. On his deathbed, he confessed to the murder of 11 people, all weary travelers that would stop at this tavern for the night, but would never check out. He would peddle their belongings...

It's the first show of the new year! On this episode, we talk with Ronda Del Boccio, a psychic medium and author living in rural Missouri. She is mostly blind, but can see what others cannot, and has been able to all her life. She regales us with a few stories of her paranormal experiences, one being with a ghost at a gas station just looking for a beer, and we also discuss Nash's theory on the 'p...

It's our Holiday episode! We tell stories, we have a new episode of Dylon and Blue and our main topic is the Min Min Lights. The Min Min lights are an unusual light phenomenon, named after a settlement of the same name in the Australian outback where they were observed in 1918. They are described as glowing football-shaped orbs that can grow in size, get brighter or dimmer, change colors, can mult...

On episode 51, we discuss some recent sightings of werewolves in England. Witness descriptions tell of a 7 foot tall wolf-like beast, covered in hair, that sometimes has a human face with a wolf body or has human legs with a wolf head. Truly a creepy beast to behold! Near the town of Hull, a werewolf with the nickname of Old Stinker is known to prowl the area. Old Stinker is said to be formidably...

In late December 1980, a series of reported UFO sightings and unexplained lights occurred in the Rendlesham Forest, Suffolk, England. Because of the amount of credible witnesses, and the wide variety of supporting evidence, including a real-time tape recording on one of the nights, the Rendlesham Forest UFO Incident is considered to be Britain's Roswell. On December 26th, three men left the Woodbr...

Loftus Hall is a large country manor on the Hook peninsula, of County Wexford, Ireland. It is said by many to be haunted by the devil and the ghost of a young woman. This stems from the legend of Anne Tottenham in 1666 who fell in love with a stranger who came to their home one stormy night. He ended up staying for a few weeks and one night during a card game, Anne bent over to pick up a misplaced...

On this episode we talked to Rona who has experienced many paranormal things in her haunted home. When she first purchased this house, most of the things that happened at that time were to her son, but it wasn't until he left for boot camp in 2005 that things really picked up. Doors would open and close on their own, tv's would randomly get turned on, a rocking chair would get moved around, and th...

On this episode we discuss the elusive Albatwitch, Pennsylvania's little Bigfoot! The Albatwitch is a small, slender 4'-5' tall cryptid that is a native to the Chickies Rock area of central Pennsylvania. It is an ape-like creature with reddish-brown hair that is thought to live in the trees, only coming down for food. What food, you might ask? The Albatwitch is known for stealing apples from unsus...