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Unexplained lights submitted by Squirrel

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Real encounter reports and eyewitness experiences from cryptid and paranormal researcher / investigator Lon Strickler

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Urban Legend: The Lights of Bruick Road

Since it’s urban legend month here at the Midnight Society, I decided to hit up dear old Google to see what it knew. If you have never searched the Internet for “Urban legends in (insert your state, city, town)”, I suggest you do it. I typed in… urban legends in Indiana, thinking maybe…HOPEFULLY…I would find something. ANYTHING!

What I stumbled across took me on a little adventure…one I’m not…

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Strange Incidents Involving 'Green Lights'

Dan in Coon Rapids, Minnesota called in to tell of a strange anomaly that he and his family observed near their cabin in Wisconsin:

“We've had this land up in Wisconsin. A prairie farm just east of Turtle Lake. I've had it for going on like 11 years now. Since I was a little kid, probably 11, every year there's always been these really strange green lights in the sky to the south of the cabin. At first it was just me and my uncle that saw them. No one believed us. So then, every year, they are always there. They're always there. They are distinctive. I mean they are fluorescent green lights in the sky. So the one year, I finally got my grandpa to come out there and saw it and he was like, 'Holy crap!' A couple months go by and my grandparents go down to Florida every year. Just the winters... to hide out from the winters. And my grandma actually sent me a newspaper article from the Prairie Sun Times that was all about these lights in the sky and they had no explanation what they were and then actually, I think was two years ago, they just disappeared. I never seen them again. Never had an explanation. One year, I know this is gonna sound crazy but, one year, we had one of those million watt candle lights and my dad was messing around with me, trying to scare me. Like I said, I was just a little kid and he starts flashing it in the sky and they actually stopped. They were kind of just hovering back and forth, almost vibrating. They just stopped and started moving towards the cabin. I freaked out and ran inside so I couldn't tell you what happened next after that. It was just really weird. We never saw them again. I just never had an explanation and I just thought it was really weird that no one believed us and then all of a sudden my grandma clipped out a piece of an article in a newspaper and it was about it and it was specifically from the Prairie Sun Times and it was just a really weird story.”

Source: Darkness Radio – February 22, 2016 Transcribed by Jamie Brian I received the following correspondence in May 2014: Dear Mr. Strickler - 3 years ago, my uncle (my father's brother) passed away. He lived in Lansing, Michigan at the time. I was born and lived in Lansing until I moved to West Lafayette, Indiana for college. After I graduated, I moved to Arizona (where I currently reside). A few weeks after my uncle passed away, I received a package from the executor of my uncle's estate. The contents included several personal items that had belonged to my father and a large envelope with several photographs from the 1960's. Most of the photos were of my father & uncle at various hunting camps. The envelope also contained a letter written by my uncle for me. There was no date, but I could tell he had written it. Here is the exact content in the letter:

Please forgive me for not telling you this in person. I never knew how to explain what happened. In 1966, not long after you were born, your dad, a guide and I were in North Bay, Ontario moose hunting. We had been out in the forest for almost 6 hours and were making our way back to the cabin. It was dusk and it started to become dark quickly. As we got nearer to the cabin, we could hear strange whirling sounds coming from the direction we were heading. I was now dark, and we could see a bright green light was shining above the cabin. We stopped walking and watched the light as it slowing circled about 50 ft. above the cabin. The light was oblong in shape. I could not judge the size since there was an aura around it. The swirling sound continued also. The next thing we remember was waking up in our cabin bunks the next morning. All of us had sharp pain around our ears and eyes. We couldn't explain what had happened to us. We packed our gear and headed for home as soon as we could. By the time we reached Lansing, your Dad was terribly ill. Your Mom rushed him to the hospital that same night. The doctor said he had the flu, but I knew better. I didn't suffer any effects. The guide was OK also. Your Dad was in the hospital for four days and started to feel better, but he was really never the same. I believe the incident at the cabin affected him. He would say that he continually had sharp stabbing pains all over his body. It became so bad that he could not work. Well, you know the rest of the story. I felt that you deserved an explanation of what happened. I don't know if you should tell your Mom. That's your decision.

For as long as could remember, my father was in and out of treatment. When I received the letter, my mother had already passed away. I don't know if she ever knew what happened to my father. My mother was the sole bread-winner for our family. We did receive some money from the state for my father's disability, but I know it wasn't much. Those payments stopped soon after my father took his own life in 1975. I wish I knew more about what happened that evening at the cabin. MM NOTE: There have been several abduction and anomalous encounter incidents where the experiencers noticed 'green lights' prior to the event. Lon Earth: An Alien Enterprise: The Shocking Truth Behind the Greatest Cover-Up in Human History UFOs for the 21st Century Mind: A Fresh Guide to an Ancient Mystery Captured! The Betty and Barney Hill UFO Experience: The True Story of the World's First Documented Alien Abduction Humanoid Encounters 2010-2015: The Others Amoungst Us

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There Be Spooks On High Mountain

I came across the following odd newspaper article from 1885 that describes weird lights & sounds occurring in, what is currently, the High Mountain Park, NJ area (near Wayne, NJ):

The Bucks County Gazette, Bristol, Pennsylvania - 30 April 1885 Uncanny Sounds Heard and Mysterious Lights Seen by the Valley Residents Superstitious residents of the regions known as Preakness, Haledon, and other suburbs hemmed in by the lofty hills known as High mountain, writes a Patterson, N.J., correspondent to the New York World, place extra bolts on their doors now o’ nights are are careful to be indoors “after hours.” Numbers of superstitious ones, and some who are not superstitious by any means, are willing to make affidavits that they have heard uncanny sounds proceeding from the heights, and nearly every body in the vicinity who has been near the foot of the mountain after dark will vouch for the statement that mysterious lights have been seen flitting to and fro up among the trees. No soul lives there, and, as it is said that several murders have been perpetrated there, the villages state, with a solemn shake of the head, that “the devil is at work and no mistake,” and that there are “spooks on High Mountain.” A party of the braver and brawnier lads of the bailiwick endeavored to solve the mystery a few nights ago, but they soon returned with white faces and quaking limbs, and informed those in waiting by the stove of the place of rendezvous that it was all well enough for them to be sittin’ there toastin’ their shins and joken’, but if they wanted to find out anything about the spooks they had better make the trip themselves. Upon being mollified with “something hot,” they became more communicative, and related to their open-mouthed audience the following hair-curdling tale: They said they had climbed to the top of the mountain, where the lights had been seen, when all at once they were surrounded by lights that jumped around them and climbed the trees and performed other acrobatic feats. Although they appeared to be right in the midst of the flames not a hair on their head was injured and their clothing wasn’t even singed. They smelled phosphorous just as plain as it could be smelled, and while they were wondering what to do next the wind whistled through the trees, producing such unearthly sounds that they came right straight away and let the wind have it all to itself. Doubting Thomases in the audience plucked up courage and firearms enough to make the trip themselves and they, too, soon returned, looking as pale as the historical ghosts and shaking like rattle-boxes. Nobody showed a disposition to go home, and finally, when the host informed them that it was time to close up, they started off in a group and spent the night together by a hospitable neighbor’s fire rather than pass the mountain until daylight did appear. Since then the phenomena have been witnessed by scores of those who were brave enough to approach within sight of the bleak and densely wooded mountain, and the matter has been the chief topic of conversation in the country stores, in the taverns, in the village schools, and has even been refereed to by the local dominies. The town hoodlums are now free of going to the stores after dark, for their parents would not think of sending them where they would not go themselves. The jolly hosts of the roadside taverns are jolly no longer, or must be content to be jolly by themselves, for the loungers now lounge at home. Old residents say that the same thing occurred just before the last cholera epidemic, and that the light presaged another visitation of that dread scourge. Scores of old timers are willing to wager on this, and prominent citizens are willing to encourage them in their belief, for it is on record that the same thing did occur in 1836, just before death stalked through this section of the country. Reports from Pike county, Pennsylvania, say that the same phenomena have appeared there just as they did in 1836, and that the citizen of that place spend most of their night-times in their homes. Citizens who pretend to be wise assert that the Pike county phenomena are caused by the escape of coal gas from the mountains, and that it is really no phenomenon at all, but is the result of natural causes. They also say that the mysterious lights on High mountain can be traced to the same cause, and are apparently honest in their belief that a vein of coal would be found by anybody taking the trouble to hunt for it. Should this prove true there is wealth in store for the gentlemen who own High mountain, but they will have to seek foreign aid to unearth it , for no native will go within gunshot distance of it since the experiences above related.

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