Edmonds and his wife bought the Stardust Ranch in 1995 with hopes of enjoying the country life on a ranch where they would operate a horse rescue. Those dreams were cut short when John Edmonds says that aliens made their way onto his property. Not long after first noticing these bizarre creatures seemingly watching them, the Edmonds began finding their horses dead, with the same wounds and precise cuts one would see in cattle mutilation cases. Even some of the couple’s dogs suffered similar, brutal endings. By this time, the Edmonds realized that something truly monstrous was unfolding around them. Abduction By Interdimensional Beings His project, 'Nevada Rose,' shares an intimate look at the only places in America where it's not against the law to pay for sex.

The is indeed much debate as to how true the account might be. It has to be said, though, this one appears to hang together a lot tighter than some of the other claims we have examined here. And the incident has been rumored in the UFO community since the early 1980s, suggesting that something out of the ordinary did indeed take place. A Bizarre Case Of Disinformation? The Pennsylvania-native talked his way inside nearly every brothel in the state, using his camera as his passport. McAndrews said he often showed up in the early afternoons - either before the brothels opened or when they weren't very busy.He would note that the appearance of these entities was often accompanied by a “high-frequency buzz”, elaborating that it was his belief that this buzzing sound was likely “a side effect of their partial in-phase or out-of-phase interdimensional travel”. He would continue that these creatures would appear in this fashion when there was the potential for danger, and would “only physically materialize to a point of just crossing the dimensional physical threshold”, adding that “the buzzing occurs at a quantum level as they are partially in both dimensions at the same time”. Fans share heartfelt tributes to former Chelsea and Tottenham player Terry Venables on social media, as supporters remember the ex-England manager who gave fans 'some of the best memories' And that, my friends, is the sad tale of how I started reading a book that at first absolutely delighted me to the extreme, but then proceeded to unceremoniously drive me up a wall and nearly to tears in the last half. But again... maybe it's all true. Maybe there's some reason why no photographs seem to exist of any of the numerous alien bodies that Mr. Edmonds beheaded with his Samurai sword and then stored in his freezer. Brand mark made to the right lower leg of John Edmondwhile sitting with his wife Joyce in the living room of the ranch main house approximately fifteen feet from the portal in the house. There was no warning, nothing to see, hear, or communicate with. An excruciating pain and a sense of crushing pressure followed by the indentation in the leg. Both John and Joyce have experienced skin punctures, triangular depressions in the skin and serve bruising,and skin disfigurement similar to what one would experience if exposed to radiation followed by nausea, gastrointestinal distress, and chronic fatigue and muscle weakness.

Numerous people have gone out to Stardust Ranch in Arizona and have left the house screaming. The bedroom where his wife was almost abducted has such an evil presence that I could not even go into the room as I stood at the doorway a chill ran down my spine. Without a doubt, one of the strangest and equally controversial encounters took place in the mid-nineties and featured Dr. Jonathan Reed. [6] According to Reed, he was walking in the woods with his dog, Suzy, on the morning of 15 th October 1996 in the Cascade Mountains in the state of Washington. Stardust Ranch Part One, The Unbelievable Podcast https://www.spreaker.com/user/unbelievable/episode-229-stardust-ranch-part-one He looked on in horror as the creature reached for the dog, grabbing at it and lifting it by the jaws. Then, without realizing what exactly had taken place, the unfortunate animal was “vaporized” and turned into nothing but white dust. Enraged at the treatment of his pet, Reed reached for a particularly large branch that was resting on the ground nearby and flew at the alien creature. He swung the branch directly at it, striking it full-on in the head. He continued to bring the branch down on the creature’s head until he was certain it was dead. During those talks, he would speak of being involved in an outright battle with grey extraterrestrials, several of which he claimed he shot dead with a government-issued weapon (a battle in which he also sustained apparent injuries).I unfortunately only enjoyed reading the first half of Stardust Ranch: The Incredible True Story. Mostly because, for the most part, John Edmonds and his ghostwriting "co-author," Bruce MacDonald, (only in the first half) did a better than average job of relating some incredibly spine-tingling and deliciously creepy occurrences that supposedly happened at the eponymous Stardust Ranch. And after speaking publicly about their encounters, the Edmonds were soon the focus of various newspaper stories and even television programs. And this was, at least to some, a little eyebrow-raising, and certainly cast doubt on the credibility of the accounts. While most speculated the couple was making such claims for attention or that they could both be mentally unwell, others had an altogether darker theory. As the weeks and months went on, these apparent abduction encounters were signaled by further suddenly appearing bruises and scratch marks, and the presence of the entities around the property continued. So much so, that John came to the conclusion that he had to defend the property, and his wife, himself. And when they appeared again, he reached for the samurai sword he kept above the fireplace and used it on the creature. After embedding the weapon in the creature’s side, he went to withdraw it so he could chop off the head. However, to his disbelief, the dead body vanished right before his eyes.

Unlike the claims of John Edmonds, however, there appears to be little doubt that Reed orchestrated the events he claimed to have happened that October morning in 1996, or at the very least seriously embellish another, far less dramatic account. While a lot less outlandish but certainly no less controversial were the claims of researcher, John L. Guerra, who relays the account of a retired Air Force Major, George Filer III, who claims he was involved in a shooting and killing an extraterrestrial in the early hours of 18 th January 1978. [7] In the book Strange Craft: The True Story of an Air Force Intelligence Officer’s Life with UFOs, Guerra puts forward Filer’s account. While the events had seemingly been limited to outside of their property until this point, the couple soon began hearing strange noises and movement directly outside their home. One evening, while the pair were sitting inside their ranch house, one of the creatures momentarily appeared at the window, appearing to look in at them. However, it was when their pair began discovering strange bruises, and even what appeared to be needle marks on their bodies that they suspected these apparently alien creatures were entering their home while they slept. You know what? I don't even know for sure what some of the last half of that book is actually all about! In fact, after a while, a whole lot of the last few chapters of the book just started to come across to yours truly like a secular humanist sermon of gigantically hubristic proportions. But hey! If you've read the book and managed to get a lot more out of the latter chapters, more power to ya! For surely, in all your wisdom, "You're a better man than I am, Gunga Din." So the Bible is apparently all just a collection of useless ancient Hebrew drivel (they strongly suggest, but conveniently don't actually state explicitly), and all the woes of the human race since time immemorial are actually all just the result of the nefarious machinations of a bunch of adrenochrome slurping interdimensional "reptilians" that have been messing with us poor, dumb, lowly human beans for literally THOUSANDS UPON THOUSANDS OF YEARS already! And we're (well, most of us are) apparently just too dumb to know it.

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When I interviewed John Edmonds the owner at Stardust Ranch he took me on a tour of the property. I was able to spend some time with the beautiful horses he has saved from death. I was also able to spend some time with the dogs and cats he has rescued. Okay, maybe "supposedly" isn't quite the right nomenclature in this particular instance. Maybe it's just plain not at all fair to Mr. Edmonds, and the (presumably) scores and scores of folks who believe every single word of this book. But... then again, if you have actually taken the time to read it (or perhaps have previous knowledge of even just a sample of Mr. Edmonds' "Incredible True Story"), you really, honestly have to admit that much of the narrative is more than just a wee bit hard to swallow. Reed would speak openly of the encounter, even claiming that strange, ominous individuals had begun following him and monitoring his activities since the incident. In fact, many internet users would begin researching the case, with one individual in particular (an internet user by the name of Tommy Grand) offering some rather intriguing revelations. Although the creature’s body disappeared, John did have blood and tissue samples on the sword, which he would have analyzed. According to John, the analysis showed the samples were unknown to science, and was certainly not human or any known animal. However, and something that skeptics of the case would highlight as a little suspicious, the person who John claimed performed this analysis – a “W.C. Levengood” – disappeared a short time later, and with him, the samples. Max Verstappen coasts to victory in Abu Dhabi season finale as Mercedes fend off Ferrari to take second in the constructors' standings in a dramatic battle... with Charles Leclerc and George Russell on the podium

These are all things we have to keep in mind when examining these and other aspects of the UFO and alien question – a subject that is already nuanced and complex in the extreme. Have you ever questioned the unknown and wanted answers but you couldn’t get them? Have you ever wanted to be spooked but you couldn’t find the right place? Stardust Ranch in Rainbow Valley Arizona While Arizona alone can boast more than its fair share of UFO and alien encounters, it makes up, along with three other states, Utah, New Mexico, and Colorado, one of the most mysterious locations in the United States. In fact, so mysterious is this part of America that even NASA has spent time investigating it due to extraordinarily high and unexplained emissions of methane being detected there. [5] The area is known as the Four Corners, and not only is paranormal activity rife there, all of the states have their own abundance of bizarre accounts, including many encounters with UFOs and aliens. And, at least some, have questioned NASA’s real interest in the region. So yeah, Mr. Edmonds and the ghostwriting/co-authoring Mr. MacDonald both do an excellent job of piquing the interest of people (like me!) who tend to eagerly gobble up this kind of deliciously zany, off-the-wall exterrestrial-ly themed stuff, but then... they just seem to lose their way entirely. They get weird. Okay, weird-ER. Are you a 'spaver'? Finance expert warns of toxic spending habit that could cost you more money in the lead-up to Christmas

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Seriously! That's what they claim. In a book supposedly about interdimensional portals and evil alien visitors, a little over halfway through, they suddenly start lecturing about Lucifer! You know, Beelzebub, THE OG fallen angel, "the father of all lies," "the prince of darkness," THE FREAKING DEVIL HIMSELF!!! Yes, Ed and Mac actually contend that "Old Scratch" never actually even existed to begin with! So sayeth The Book of Edmonds. We should also note that Edmonds has never once changed his story or version of events right up until his death on 27 th February 2022. Edmonds offered before his death that it was his belief that a portal exists on the ranch and that this allows these grey alien entities access to our world. Some people have even theorized since that a crashed UFO – possibly hundreds of years ago – exists somewhere under the ranch, and that this could be the source of the portal. He would further offer that the entire land of the ranch “holds a lot of secrets and what I believe are future opportunities to understand forces that are in the universe”. A Truly Controversial Case Is it time to think the unthinkable for Zelensky and consider a peace treaty with Putin? As counter-offensive stalls, winter sets in and the world focuses on Israel, military experts give their view Horses have been mutilated animals dogs have been killed and yet no help comes. DNA was sent to W.C. Levengood in Michigan but before he was able to expose the Smoking Gun to prove that aliens have been amongst us he was met with unfortunate death. It is worth noting that John Edmonds rejected the suggestion that he was behind his wife’s injuries in any way, or that he had subconsciously invented a cover story to mask his alleged actions. A Chance To “Understand The Forces That Are In The Universe”