The alleged victim said the man told him "his name was 'Ghost' and then he ran out of his apartment." The woman told the victim the man's last name. Police told the man to call back if he can find out more. 4:24 am — A purse was found at Salem Lowe in ...

On "Fact or Faked: Paranormal Files" (Tue., 9 pm ET on Syfy) Tuesday night, the team examined video footage of what appeared to be a spirit haunting the Paramount Theatre in Asbury Park, New Jersey. They eventually decided that the thermal images were ...

In Zimbabwe, local leader Maliki Masuku fined Shadreck Dube for performing witchcraft and “terrorizing nurses at Nathisa Clinic” in Mapoto. Tanzanian President Jakaya Kikwete in a New Year address to the nation ordered a crackdown on what he said was a ...

Maputo — Mozambique's Minister of Women's Affairs and Social Welfare, Iolanda Cintura, on Sunday said it was intolerable that elderly people are being accused of witchcraft, beaten and expelled from their homes or communities.

By Michael Rougeau | Apr 23, 2012 | 5:21 pm | Permalink We always suspected real-life psychics of being nothing but a bunch of frauds, but we had no idea the Pokemon were in on it to. We could have sworn Mewtwo was controlling us telepathically when we ...

By William Bibbiani 'Ghosts of the Past' opens with a ghost from the past: Belko (Brendan Sexton III), sneaking into the hospital and killing Darren Richmond (Billy Campbell). It's a dream of course, since Belko is dead, dead, deadsky.

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"Please send the extraterrestrial in," the UFO committee chair Keith Vaz will say. There will be a brief delay, as this particular alien is always fashionably late. "Does anyone know where the extraterrestrials are?" Vaz will ask irritably.

Now Galka has a thriving trade in paranormal detection devices, launched as a result of those eery events. Galka, an electrical engineer who owns a firm that distributes test instruments, began developing hand-held devices that purportedly can detect ...