Robert Benge, also called “Chief Benge,” was a notorious enemy of the settlers in Southwestern Virginia and surrounding areas. He remains an enigmatic figure today and conflicting accounts of his life continue to raise more questions than provide any answers. While know for brutality and even cannibalism, in one instance, this strange figure was also recorded as having a sense of honor. Writers of the era cited Benge for having …Read the Rest

I Saw the Devil

November 27, 2011
I Saw the Devil

I watched, “I Saw the Devil,” and it was intense, to say the least. This film hails from Korea and …Read the Rest

Skeptic

November 27, 2011
Skeptic

I had to comment on a movie I watched yesterday. “The Skeptic,” stars Tim Daly and Tom Arnold. In a …Read the Rest

Another Break

November 13, 2011
Another Break

Hi, all! Just a note to say I’m still here. I haven’t been able to update, but will do so …Read the Rest

The Scariest Places on Earth – Most Haunted Prisons

When evaluating the scariest places on Earth, I have discovered that the most haunted prisons seem to be most appealing …Read the Rest

Haunted Highways in the West

October 30, 2011
Haunted Highways in the West

If your courier jobs take you on late night drives down the highway in certain states (like the Four Corners) …Read the Rest

The Trans-Allegheny Lunatic Asylum

I thought this would be an interesting edition to the blog: The Trans-Allegheny Lunatic Asylum has been deemed as the …Read the Rest

Happy Halloween: Urban Legends

Now that Halloween is almost here, I’d like to add some bizarre content, proven to be true, that are known …Read the Rest

“The Moon Sees Me” Excerpt

This is the an excerpt from my last novel “The Moon Sees Me.”   She barely opened her eyes before …Read the Rest

Strange 1945: Einstein Assured Public Atomic Energy not Supernatural

In August of 1945, great physicist Albert Einstein assured the public that atomic energy was in no way supernatural. In …Read the Rest

Haunted History: Knight Returns Cursed Bones to Egypt

In March of 1937, Sir Alexander Seton, of Edinburgh, Scotland, acquired a few bits of bones from Egypt. Supposedly, the …Read the Rest

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