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Captain Jack is back, and this time he's not alone... A new Proton email titled "hellp" arrives with a desperate message from someone who seems to be a prisoner...of his? A girl pro...
At 2:30 AM on November 28, 1953, a man in his underwear went through a closed window and drapes at the Statler Hotel in Manhattan. The night manager reached him on the sidewalk while he was still trying to speak. Upstairs, a phone call went out from the room: "Well, he's gone." The man was Frank Olson, a government bacteriologist. His family would spend the next sixty years g...
This week, if they find a body in your frunk, you likely put it there. Thirty-one sloths die before opening day, a surgeon takes the wrong organ, and Return to Nature finally gets its sentence. A widower's grief journal, a finger in the OJ, and Taylor Momsen gets bit again. Dads catch fire, a café called Clunch gets robbed three nights straight, and someone touches Paul Belli...
Author Brad Olsen, whose books make up his Esoteric Series, joins us to discuss his new book, Secrets of Antarctica, and his case that Nazi Germany's occult research, advanced craft, and key personnel survived the war and went south. Brad links the Thule Society and the Ahnenerbe, the 1938-39 German claim on Neuschwabenland, Hans Kammler and the Bell, the Vril women, and the ...
Y'all... the trail is coming to an end. Who had the best insanity defense?
Editors note...so sorry for the crackling audio...I have no idea how that happened!
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