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https://www.history.com/topics/folklore/friday-the-13th

Friday the 13th ‑ Origins, History & Superstition Long considered a harbinger of bad luck, Friday the 13th has inspired countless superstitions—as well as a late 19th‑century secret society, an early 20th‑century novel and a horror film franchise. Here's it's history, and why it's considered unlucky.

For those who though still think Ed and Warren Lorraine are credible I suggest you read their 1989 book, Ghost Hunters. This is a section of the book that is always, and I MEAN always ignored by parapsychologists, paranormal investigators and Bigfooters because of its bizarre nature. To accept this as true is to destroy anything the Warrens have said and put to rest any debate on their credibility. This is why careful research and thoughtful analysis is so important. It is difficult to maintain a respected or credible reputation in parapsychology so something like this throws out EVERYTHING you have ever said and NOTHING you have done can be relied on. (For the record: I believe a small number of these creatures could exist in isolated areas of the Pacific Northwest and especially British Columbia and the Yukon. But no where else. The conditions these creatures, if they exist are not replicated anywhere else. A few trees and a hill is not enough to say BF could exist there. And certainly not the desert. and if anyone has to explain why to you, you are delusional at worst and over eager at best-DW)

Conjuring Sasquatch: When Lorraine Warren Met Bigfoot Ed and Lorraine Warren are known for Amityville and Annabelle, but there's one strange tale you won't see in The Conjuring: the time Lorraine met Bigfoot.

https://weekinweird.com/2019/02/07/psychomanteum-haunted-mirror-contact-dead-kindred-spirits/

The Psychomanteum: How an Ancient Tool for Contacting the Dead is Making Breakthroughs in Paranormal Investigation On Kindred Spirits, Amy Bruni & Adam Berry help haunted object experts Greg & Dana Newkirk construct a psychomanteum, a device which summons the dead.

https://hayleyisaghost.co.uk/youre-probably-not-the-scientific-ghost-researcher-you-think-you-are/

You're Probably Not The Scientific Ghost Researcher You Think You Are - Hayley is a Ghost Many people involved in paranormal research think that they are scientific when they’re actually using dodgy science instead. This makes them no better than those people who used biased methods of spirit communication, like ouija boards, psychics or dowsing rods even though they probably think qui...

https://gwern.net/retrocognition

The Impossibility of Knowledge of Retrocognitive Knowledge Is it possible to prove the existence of retrocognition if precognition also exists, because precognition could be used to foresee any proof found of retrocognition? Does this also disprove precognition as well?

10 Times Ed And Lorraine Warren Were Outed As Frauds

https://thoughtcatalog.com/christine-stockton/2021/05/10-times-ed-and-lorraine-warren-were-outed-as-frauds/

https://www.ancient-origins.net/news-history-archaeology/vampire-child-burial-0017221

Grim Vampire Child Burial in Poland Featured “Anti-Vampire” Padlock Vampire tales are normally associated with Transylvania, a mysterious Romanian locale remembered as the mythical home of Count Dracula.

https://www.ancient-origins.net/weird-facts/vampire-epidemic-0020472

The Great Vampire Epidemic: A Bizarre Chapter in History Imagine a time when the fear of vampires wasn't just the stuff of horror movies, but a genuine epidemic that swept across Europe.

An unproven ability using a proven false ability to sucker gullible people into parting with their money. The mental health crisis is real, but we need more social works and psychologist, not this b****t.

More Canadians turning to psychics and the metaphysical to offer relief from stress | CityNews Halifax The number of people turning to the metaphysical is on the rise. But what is it about the unknown that draws people in today?