I received the following information and image from Ken Pfeifer. It was forwarded to Ken by one of his readers...then sent to me so it could be published:

Nov. 2012 - I was working the night shift on an x-ray crew at a material gas plant. This was around 3 am and there was only four of us in the plant at the time. I took this picture after seeing something swaying side to side out of the corner of my eye. I was in the basket of a man lift coming down when I took the picture.

By the time I unhooked my harness to get out of the basket the creature was gone. The police were called and walked premises. The officer told me there were 26 UFO sighting calls throughout that night. If you zoom in you can see the silhouettes of eyes and elongated mouth. I have no doubt of what I believed I seen that night. The other person that saw it with me took off running for the truck.

When Jim Flood - who lives on Tahquitz Creek Golf Course, just yards from the wash - found a section of his prized BMW 321i shredded and riddled with what looked like teeth marks, he wasn't sure what to think.

When a neighbor told Flood he'd spotted two animals, "bigger than coyotes," tearing through the neighborhood in the wee hours the night before, he decided it was time to call the police and report the odd event.

Flood noticed the damage when he went to pick up his newspaper Sunday morning.

"I came walking out of the house on Sunday morning to pick up The Desert Sun," said Flood, who was not paid to say that.

"I walked outside - probably about 6:30 a.m. I saw a piece of the (convertible) cover was lying on the ground. Then I saw all this damage," he said.

Cmdr. Graham Bethune is a retired Navy commander pilot with a top-secret clearance. He was a VIP Plane Commander who flew most of the high-ranking officers and civilians from Washington, DC. In his testimony he explains how he was flying a group of VIPs and other pilots into Argentia, Newfoundland when they all witnessed a 300 foot UFO that traveled 10,000 feet straight up in a fraction of a second toward their plane. He has documented the event extensively.

Contractors renovating old prison housing were left terrified when a break time dare turned into a brush with the paranormal, sending one worker running for his life. Luckily, he had a camera in hand.

When the duo of contractors picked up a job renovating an old building in Derby with a reputation for ghostly happenings, such as odd cold spots, mysteriously flickering lights, disembodied knocks, bumps, and the like (after all, the previous owner died in the home), it became a routine joke to challenge one another to a kind of "terror endurance" game. The two would dare one another to go into the basement, the source of the odd disturbances, and see how long they could last.

"See how long you can stay down there for," one contractor, Tom, says to the other.

"Ahh... no!" is the immediate response.

Well eventually, as tends to happen with dares, the taunted builder wound up in the basement with a camera phone in his hand. He lasted a full 30 seconds before witnessing an admittedly spooky sight, that of a "nude ghost", that sent him fleeing.

Tom posted the video online yesterday, sharing the footage and asking for an explanation.

While checking her baby monitor, an Australian woman was horrified to discover what she believes was an extraterrestrial peering through her back window on Sunday night, and she snapped a photo to prove it.

The woman, identified only as Judy, had recently purchased a new baby monitor to keep tabs on her 89 year old mother. Judy's mother lives in the adjoining duplex, and thought that the camera might be a good way to monitor her elderly mother as she worked next door.

But after nightfall, Judy noticed something peering into the back window of her mother's home, and it didn't look human.

"It was after work in the early evening, I turned the monitor on to find mum safely in her lounge chair watching TV, but the window behind her revealed a distinct picture of an alien at the window," she told Before It's News.

"There is NOTHING in her lounge near that window that could cause a reflection like this."

Advocates of Electronic Voice Projection (EVP) claim they can use radio equipment to communicate with the dead. But are they just hearing what they want to hear?

In 1969, a mysterious middle-aged Latvian doctor turned up in Gerrards Cross with a large collection of tape recordings.

He had, he said, been conducting experiments in communication with the dead, and had established contact with Hitler, Stalin, Mussolini and many other deceased 20th Century statesmen. The recordings - 72,000 of them - contained their voices.

His name was Konstantin Raudive, and he called his technique Electronic Voice Projection, or EVP.

It wasn't real-time interactive communication. You asked your questions, and then left the tape running, recording silence.

But listening back, through the mush and static, you could sometimes just about make out people speaking.

Gerrards Cross was the home of a publisher, Colin Smythe, whom Raudive hoped would publish a book on his findings.

Smythe was keen, but he needed to persuade the chairman of the publishing company, Sir Robert Meyer, that this wasn't all a hoax. So Raudive laid on a series of electronic seances in Gerrards Cross, one of which Sir Robert attended.

As luck had it, the late pianist Artur Schnabel was on the line, and spoke - at least to the satisfaction of Lady Mayer, who was also present and had known Schnabel. The book, called Breakthrough, went ahead, and EVP was on the scene.

More technologically up-to-date than spirit slate-writing and less messy than ectoplasm, it dragged the world of spiritualism into the late 20th Century.

Nowadays, EVP is a standard tool of ghost hunters worldwide. There are hundreds of internet EVP forums and many serious and well-educated people who see it as proof positive that the dead are trying to talk to us.

Eden, New York - A mystery of sorts has unfolded in the backyard of one of our viewers in Eden. It happened Friday evening as Peggy Gervase was looking out from the deck of her home at a nearby pond.

She spotted what appeared to be a series of concentric circles that had opened in the snow covering the pond. It almost resembled the unusual phenomena known as crop circles. But again this occurred on the surface of a pond.

Chelyabinsk residents witnessed an unusual glow over the city at night, and toward the morning one eyewitness photographed a blazing orb hovering over Kopeyskoye highway in the Leninsky district, as was reported by the "Access" news agency correspondent.

On Wednesday night, March 20, Chelyabinsk resident photographed a UFO hovering over Kopeyskoye highway, near the shop Metro, about 5.10. He shared his observations on the social networks. The origin of the luminous ball and the duration of his stay in the sky is yet to be known.

Meanwhile, late in the evening on Tuesday, March 19, residents of the Central District and the north-west of the city saw a mist, with a radiating bright yellow light. Most eyewitness dismiss it as fog. Saying, that it was a street light reflected in the frozen crystals of water suspended in the air. According to the weather forecasters, at that that time there was ice fog and thick haze in the atmosphere.

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On the night of October 21, 1978 Frederick Valentich radioed into air traffic control in Melborne with some strange news. An unidentified metallic craft was toying with his Cessna as he flew over the Bass Strait en route to King's Island. No one ever saw him or his aircraft again.

It all happened during the largest wave of UFO sightings Australia had ever seen. Over fifty reports were uncovered from the area of Valentich's disappearance on that day alone. Some reported classic cigar-shaped craft while others saw a "starfish-shaped" object with lights that looked like "silver rain." Electronic interferance was noted in a number of these reports.

Some witnesses even said they saw a "green light" shadowing Valentich's aircraft on the night in question (take note of that for later).

Valentich left a looming legacy of his final moments with a this bizzare yet compelling radio transmission:

Several West Coasters have now claimed to have seen strange and unexplained lights in the night sky over the past week.

On Saturday night, Russell Adams was cutting his grass when he saw the lights in the general direction of the aerodrome. He grabbed his wife, and also his camera to capture them.

Since then another sighting has been reported to the Greymouth Star.

In each instance the aero club has said there were no aircraft flying at the time.

Mr Adams said he saw four lights over the course of about 10 minutes and early today, Shakespeare Street man Robert Caldana saw a light out his laundry window about 2.20am.

It too was over towards the sea in the direction of South Beach.

His wife Linda also witnessed the event saying it was different from satellites and shooting stars, changing colour, and seeming to be hovering.

Her husband saw it red, but when she looked it was green and blue.