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Delve into the underbelly of current events. This journal of the odd descends into the unseen world around you. From monsters, to madmen; magical spellcasters to redneck messiahs. A weekly updated listing of things that slipped under the pop culture radar. Remember boys and girls, what you don't know can not only hurt you, it can also be living in your neighbor's basement.
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The Evil Gunter Mahlberg
I've had acquire-gm.com listed on my "know thine enemy" page for quite some time. I put them there just because I thought that collecting paranormal phenomenon without sharing your findings with the public was the wrong thing to do. I had no idea I was just seeing the tip of the iceberg.
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Drunken Interview with a Vampire
On a hot, humid, July night Jason and I found ourselves in New Orleans faced with a dilemma of epic proportions. The problem? Jason wanted to drink and I wanted to go find a vampire (Or at least someone who thought they were.) After a bit of haggling I found a solution. We'd go vampire hunting at a bar.
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The Glowing Kittens of Los Alamos
Mallory was driving to a friend's house in Los Alamos when
he spotted something glowing on the side of the road. A closer look revealed that the
glow was coming from three small kittens.
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In Search of the Alabama Bigfoot
Hawk Spearman believes in Bigfoot. And if you sit down and talk with him for a minute or two, you'll believe in Bigfoot too. Hawk lives in the small town of Ashville Alabama and from a cramped trailer
he heads up an organization known as the "Southeastern Bigfoot Research
Organization."
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Black Helicopters and a Punch in the Face
We're just outside of Fort Rucker, the army's helicopter training base. The reason for our being here? An anonymous e-mail from a hotmail account saying, 'Have you ever heard about black helicopters? I'm in the army and I've seem them. Want to meet and hear my story?'.
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Curse of the Hoodoo Doctor
In November of 1859 an abolitionist, and 'hoodoo doctor' named Mathias was caught at a Savannah Georgia plantation while organizing an escape of slaves and murdered. But some say he cursed his attackers and still haunts his place of death.
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The Alabama Dream Stealer
Over the period of several days Waters wrote down what information he could gleam from his dreams. Curiously enough, they all related to his new back yard and digging. Finally he took a shovel out into the yard and began to dig, uncovering a wooden statue.
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Brushstrokes from Beyond
'I was cleaning one day and something made me look at the painting. Nothing seemed weird about it but then I noticed that there was a light painted coming out of one of the windows of the cabin. That was strange because I swear Grandfather Beck didn't paint it that way.'
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