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Napoleon Wasn’t Poisoned After All

November 4, 2002
The high levels of arsenic found in Napoleon's hair have led to the assumption that he was poisoned in 1821, while exiled to the island of Saint Helena. But now scientists are saying he wasn't poisoned after all and that... continued

Crop Circle of a Newly Discovered Nucleotide?

November 2, 2002
The two images shown here are of a crop circle from last summer and a newly discovered nucleotide. Information relating to these images was discussed with Dr. Roger Leir on Dreamland 11/02/02. The nucleotide was discovered at Cambridge University in... continued

TV Channel Investigates Roswell

November 1, 2002
The Sci Fi cable TV channel has announced that it did a secret, on-the-ground study of the spot where the UFO crashed in Roswell, New Mexico in July 1947, for the documentary "The Roswell Crash: Startling New Evidence," which will... continued

Mysterious Fireballs Return Every Year

November 1, 2002
In Thailand, half a million people gather every year to watch fireballs rise out of the Mekong River. Thousands of reddish-pink balls of light shoot up into the sky above the Mekong, which runs through five nations before flowing out... continued

Wellstone Assassination Attempts

November 1, 2002
Senator Paul Wellstone, who recently died in a small plane crash, narrowly missed death earlier in his government career. On December 1st, 2000, hours before he arrived in Barrancabermeja (Columbia?s most dangerous town), police discovered two shrapnel-wrapped land mines alongside... continued

West Nile Sexual Transmission?

November 1, 2002
A woman in Colorado says she contracted the West Nile virus through sexual contact with her infected husband. The federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says there is no scientific evidence that West Nile can be transmitted sexually. However,... continued

Halloween Tricks With a Pumpkin Cannon

October 31, 2002
Jim Bristoe of Indiana discovered there's more you can do with a pumpkin than carve it into a jack-o-lantern or bake it into a pie. He uses pumpkins as bullets in his 30-foot-long, two-ton gun that can fire them five... continued

How to Hunt Ghosts

October 31, 2002
How do ghost hunters search for ghosts, and what do they look for? Members of the Washington State Ghost Society visited a bed and breakfast near Tacoma called Thornewood Castle after they heard reports of spontaneously breaking glass and a... continued

Ghostly Car Crashes

October 31, 2002
England is much more haunted than the U.S. In one town, residents believe a ghost is to blame for a series of accidents on a nearby road. They think the ghost from a road accident 60 years ago could be... continued

Ghost House: Not Haunted, Just Occupied

October 31, 2002
Ghost hunter Michael Lynch describes a haunted house as, "Not haunted, just occupied." He's spent his spare time for the last 10 years investigating paranormal activity with a team of ghost hunters from St. Louis called Para-Vision. They?re one of... continued