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The Kelly-Hopkinsville UFO and Alien Shootout
It is August 1955 and a UFO lands on a farm at Kelly, Kentucky just up the road a few miles from Hopkinsville. The farmhouse occupants are skeptics who soon become devout believers as their home is attacked by a group of curious aliens and they are drawn into a gun battle which lasts for hours in their fight for survival. The police and military become involved but are not much help. The family is left to fend for themselves as they battle throughout the night in order to survive the ordeal.
The Tale of the Mason County Mothman
The author, George Dudding, utilizes his experience growing up on a farm outside the community of Point Pleasant, West Virginia to relate firsthand what it was like and how the people reacted back in November of 1966 when the Mothman was first sighted at an old abandoned World War II TNT plant near Point Pleasant.
"We Are Not ALONE" - The Final Call
We Are Not ALONE - The Final Call beckons you to embark on a journey beyond the confines of conventional understanding, venturing into the realms of cosmic curiosity. This book transcends mere exploration, delving into the intricacies of encounters with unidentified aerial phenomena and the enigmatic messages hidden within historical records. It serves as a portal to a world where reality blurs with the unknown, unveiling the mysteries that bind humanity to the celestial realm. From haunting tales of UFO sightings to the profound impact of extraterrestrial encounters, "We Are Not ALONE" - The Final Call navigates through the cosmic tapestry that intertwines our reality. It guides r...
The Flatwoods Monster
On a chilly September evening in 1952 at Flatwoods, West Virginia, two adults and several children ventured up a dark hillside in Braxton County looking for a downed aircraft only to encounter a UFO piloted by a scary monster. A fast retreat back down the hill follows as they run for their lives.
Waiting to Surface
Notified by police that her sculptor husband of ten years has vanished while swimming off the coast of Florida, magazine editor Sarah is aided by a team of investigators to discern the truth about her husband's fate. By the author of It Was Gonna Be Like Paris. Reprint.
The Grafton Monster
In 1964, a young newspaper reporter encountered a huge, ugly, headless monster along a lonely stretch of road late one night at Grafton, West Virginia. With the help of friends, he further investigated the incident and wrote two articles for the newspaper that were to appear on the following days. The result was not what he expected as his newspaper severely edited the article and distorted his story. The resulting cover-up kept the story from getting out for over a half-century. Recent interest in the topic has revived the curiosity of those still searching for the truth. Only those that frequent the local senior citizen center know what really happened back in the day. The author recently went back in to find out the story behind the elusive Grafton Monster.
