Human Interest

Security camera footage recorded on 02/12/2016 shows a mysterious creature caught on camera flying as it travels down a road.  Towards the end of the video the mysterious creature disappears and then reappears walking. This is after the creature is seen slithering, hovering, and flying for the best part of 4 minutes. Could it be an alien, a ghost or just simply a balloon caught in the wind? Take a look at the video [BELOW] and let us know what you think What WAS that?

38% of residents in Florida have said that they believe Republican Presidential candidate Ted Cruz might be the infamous Zodiac Killer, in a new online poll published by Public Policy Polling.  Sunshine State residents had to answer a question over whether they think Ted Cruz is the infamous Zodiac Killer. The poll asked, “Do you think Ted Cruz is the Zodiac Killer, or not?” ten percent of voters said yes, and 28 percent said they were not sure.

The FBI.gov website reveals the government knew Hitler was alive and well, and living in the Andes Mountains long after World War II had ended. The world has been told for the last 70 years that on April 30 1945, Adolf Hitler committed suicide in his underground bunker. His body was discovered and identified by the Soviets before being taken back to Russia. Is it possible that the Soviets lied all this time, and that history was rewritten?

A former US naval officer has revealed that the U.S. military have proof that UFOs and aliens exist on Earth, claiming that he has seen pictures of aliens in top-secret military files.  The whistleblower has said he needs to remain anonymous due to other military whistleblowers being killed after trying to expose the alien conspiracy publicly.

European scientists have discovered dogs and some other primates are capable of magnetoreception – the ability to see magnetic fields.  Scientists say that the molecule responsible for being able to see these magnetic fields has been found in the eyes of dogs and other animals. Gizmodo.com reports: Cryptochromes are a common group of light-sensitive molecules that exist in bacteria, plants, and animals.