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  The former Corda house on the Aarschotsesteenweg Scan

  from The Corda poltergeist of Wilsele (1972)
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  The storyteller retelling the case in Wilsele, 2013 Scan

  © Nicéphore ·from The Corda poltergeist of Wilsele (1972)
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  1972 newspaper clipping on the Wilsele stones Scan

  © Nicéphore ·from The Corda poltergeist of Wilsele (1972)

  WILSELE — De inwoners van het dorpie vlak tekten het Belgische Leuven aangeboud, praten al een dikke maaard over miaar een zaak. Over een heel mysterieuz: het regent op vier huizen aan de Aartschotseweg op onverklaarbare wijze stenen. Een veertienjarj jonggetje van de familie Gorda wordt er na lang …

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  Nieuwe Leidsche Courant, 22 August 1973 Scan

  from The Corda poltergeist of Wilsele (1972)

  of. Tenhaeff stelt onderzoek in naar Belgische 'spoken' TENENREGEN NOG RAADSEL Fem Rutke RECHT — De Utrechtse paracholoog prof. dr. W. H. C. Tenff werd vorige maand aanget om op de twee plaatsen in nie, waar het de laatste tijd is 'spoken', zijn medewerking erlenen aan een diepgaand arzoek. De eerst…

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  1972 clipping on the flying stones Scan

  © Nicéphore ·from The Corda poltergeist of Wilsele (1972)

  Het Vrije Volk WONDERKIND' KON NIETS ALS ANDEREN ER BJ WAREN Heel Wilsele tuit van het mysterie Vaccine nandegpine JAN 2017 THE FORMULA - The formula we use is simply this. This signifies that the formula is a function of one variable, and it is used to calculate the output of the function. Our goal…

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  Period press image of the Wilsele stone-thrower case Scan

  © Nicéphore ·from The Corda poltergeist of Wilsele (1972)

  De binnen heeft ook zijn handen al onder de DAF. Ook, opa helpen een handje. Het jonggetje kleut toe. Om hem aan het beginen. Reportage 'Hethofaf' We bilden aan een verbouwde winkel. He dit even kan, denn we zijn niet bij de klasse. He kliffend naar buurt. Til we het bij beet van een te haan de klif…

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  The 1954 Wilsele train disaster Scan

  © Jan Uyttebroeck ·from The Corda poltergeist of Wilsele (1972)
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  Period press photo from the Wilsele stone case Scan

  © Nicéphore ·from The Corda poltergeist of Wilsele (1972)
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  Newspaper article on the case Scan

  © Nicéphore ·from The Corda poltergeist of Wilsele (1972)

  WILSELE — De inwoners van het dorpje vlak tegen het Belgische Leuven aangebouwd, praten al een dikke maänd over maar een zaak. Over een heel mystericuze: het regent op vier huizen aan de Aartschotseweg op onverklaarbare wijze stenen. Een veertienjarig jongetje van de familie Gorda wordt er na lang s…

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  1954 press report on the train disaster Scan

  from The Corda poltergeist of Wilsele (1972)
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  1972 newspaper clipping Scan

  © Nicéphore ·from The Corda poltergeist of Wilsele (1972)

  Het mysterie raakte maar niet opgelest. De politie begen met een weklenkuldurend ondernied. De Blizondere Osporingsdeken Een paar dagen geleden echter, werd bekend dat een jongtie van rond de veerentjes jaar eegin, mand de ee eigendinge maart de ee eigendinge sten in zijn hand had, verwiee die plots…

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  The stone-thrower house Scan

  © Nicéphore ·from The Corda poltergeist of Wilsele (1972)
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  The Corda house on the Aarschotsesteenweg Scan

  © Nicéphore ·from The Corda poltergeist of Wilsele (1972)
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  Period press image of the Wilsele stone-thrower case Scan

  © Nicéphore ·from The Corda poltergeist of Wilsele (1972)
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  The stone-thrower house Scan

  © Nicéphore ·from The Corda poltergeist of Wilsele (1972)
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  Crescent-News anniversary article, 25 July 2013, part 2 Scan

  Crescent-News, via Puzzle Box Horror ·from The Defiance Wolfman railyard attacks (Werewolf of Defiance) (1972)
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  Toledo Blade, 3 August 1972, part 1 Scan

  Toledo Blade, via Puzzle Box Horror ·from The Defiance Wolfman railyard attacks (Werewolf of Defiance) (1972)
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  Toledo Blade, 4 August 1972, part 1 Scan

  Toledo Blade, via Puzzle Box Horror ·from The Defiance Wolfman railyard attacks (Werewolf of Defiance) (1972)
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  Toledo Blade, 10 August 1972 Scan

  Toledo Blade, via Puzzle Box Horror ·from The Defiance Wolfman railyard attacks (Werewolf of Defiance) (1972)

  Folks Still See Monster Policemen Unable To Find Werewolf The werewolf craze is on. Ohio residents are claiming to see the big, hairy monsters all over the state, despite reports from policemen that nothing is to be found in the areas. The latest monster was reported sighted by a woman motorist in n…

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  Newspaper scan about the Defiance wolfman, paper and date unlabelled Scan

  Paranorm101 (Crypto-Kid) ·from The Defiance Wolfman railyard attacks (Werewolf of Defiance) (1972)

  Werewolf Case In Defiance Not Viewed Lightly By Police Chief Cites Concern Over Reported Sightings Of Large Beast, Attack By JAMES STEGALL Blade Staff Writer DEFIANCE, O. — Some people here are jokingly referring to it as the case of the werewolf. But Defiance police are serious about it Three perso…

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  Crescent-News anniversary article, 25 July 2013, part 1 Scan

  Crescent-News, via Puzzle Box Horror ·from The Defiance Wolfman railyard attacks (Werewolf of Defiance) (1972)
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  Lead image of the Puzzle Box Horror article, probably an illustration Scan

  Puzzle Box Horror ·from The Defiance Wolfman railyard attacks (Werewolf of Defiance) (1972)
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  Second newspaper scan about the Defiance wolfman, paper and date unlabelled Scan

  Paranorm101 (Crypto-Kid) ·from The Defiance Wolfman railyard attacks (Werewolf of Defiance) (1972)

  Continued from First Page on the an overnight run, said that A railroad agent at the Norr line figure, which they纤欢 & We tern depot on Fifth Hill, he appeared twice under. Street here and that "the a full moon switching crewmen from Toi "When we leave here the do" are the only persons that moon is u…

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  Toledo Blade, 9 August 1972 Scan

  Toledo Blade, via Puzzle Box Horror ·from The Defiance Wolfman railyard attacks (Werewolf of Defiance) (1972)

  Toledoan Cries Werewolf, But Police Disagree Gadzooks! Werewolves in Toledo? Toledoan John Szemansco, 22, of 1118 Warwick Ave., saws that he saw "what looked like a werewolf" as he was driving on Sylvania Avenue toward Talmadge Road about 11 p.m. Monday. The University of Toledo pharmacy student sai…

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  Toledo Blade, 3 August 1972, part 2 Scan

  Toledo Blade, via Puzzle Box Horror ·from The Defiance Wolfman railyard attacks (Werewolf of Defiance) (1972)
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  Museum of Hoaxes image for the 1972 Loch Ness prank (unverified: a 1972 newspaper headline or the carcass on display) Scan

  Museum of Hoaxes ·from The Flamingo Park "Nessie Carcass" Hoax (1972)
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  Close view of the Flight 401 wreckage, December 1972. Scan

  Unknown photographer, via FAA Lessons Learned database ·from The Ghosts of Eastern Air Lines Flight 401 (1972)
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  Lockheed L-1011 TriStar N310EA, the Flight 401 aircraft, before the crash. Scan

  Jerry Stanick, Jon Proctor collection ·from The Ghosts of Eastern Air Lines Flight 401 (1972)
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  Wreckage of Eastern Air Lines Flight 401 in the Florida Everglades, 29 December 1972. Scan

  National Transportation Safety Board ·from The Ghosts of Eastern Air Lines Flight 401 (1972)
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  Robert Rines, Martin Klein and Tim Dinsdale in the 1970s Scan

  from The Loch Ness Flipper Photographs (Rines, Urquhart Bay, 1972) (1972)
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  Thumbnail of the flipper photo Scan

  Museum of Hoaxes ·from The Loch Ness Flipper Photographs (Rines, Urquhart Bay, 1972) (1972)
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  First page of Scott and Rines, 'Naming the Loch Ness Monster', Nature 1975 Scan

  Nature ·from The Loch Ness Flipper Photographs (Rines, Urquhart Bay, 1972) (1972)

  Naming the Loch Ness monster Recent publicity concerning new claims for the existence of the Loch Ness monster has focused on the evidence offered by Sir Peter Scott and Robert Rines. Here, in an article planned to coincide with the now-cancelled symposium in Edinburgh at which the whole issue was d…

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  The retouched, clean-edged flipper photo Scan

  Academy of Applied Science ·from The Loch Ness Flipper Photographs (Rines, Urquhart Bay, 1972) (1972)
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  Sonar chart from the 1972 expedition Scan

  Academy of Applied Science ·from The Loch Ness Flipper Photographs (Rines, Urquhart Bay, 1972) (1972)

  "number of small fish running away from a larger moving creature." M. KLEIN, KLEIN ASSOC. "...the animal(s) has(have) a dimensional extent of approximately 20 to 30feet as determined from the length of the echo..." P. SKITZKI, RAYTHEON CO. "...about 30feet long...with projections or humps." R. EIDE,…

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  The two retouched flipper photos side by side Scan

  Academy of Applied Science ·from The Loch Ness Flipper Photographs (Rines, Urquhart Bay, 1972) (1972)
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  Illustration from MIT Technology Review's 'The Nessie Quest' Scan

  MIT Technology Review ·from The Loch Ness Flipper Photographs (Rines, Urquhart Bay, 1972) (1972)
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  Image from MIT Technology Review's 'The Nessie Quest' Scan

  MIT Technology Review ·from The Loch Ness Flipper Photographs (Rines, Urquhart Bay, 1972) (1972)
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  Alan Gillespie's computer enhancement of the frame at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory Scan

  Academy of Applied Science / Alan Gillespie ·from The Loch Ness Flipper Photographs (Rines, Urquhart Bay, 1972) (1972)
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  An illustration made by police officer Ray Shockey's sister after the sightings Scan

  from The Loveland Frog: Officer Ray Shockey's sighting on Riverside Drive, Loveland, Ohio (1972)
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  Sketch drawn by responding officer's sister, based on eyewitness accounts Scan

  Taken from whofortedblog.com ·from The Loveland Frog: Officer Ray Shockey's sighting on Riverside Drive, Loveland, Ohio (1972)
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  Sam Jacobs's 2016 photo of a claimed creature, a separate later event Scan

  from The Loveland Frog: Officer Ray Shockey's sighting on Riverside Drive, Loveland, Ohio (1972)
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  2016 Lake Isabella image, a later claim and not the 1972 animal Scan

  WCPO ·from The Loveland Frog: two police officers meet a frog-faced creature by the Little Miami River (1972)
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  Ron Schaffner's illustration of the Loveland Frog, based on his interviews with the officers Scan

  Ron Schaffner / Bord & Bord 1989 ·from The Loveland Frog: two police officers meet a frog-faced creature by the Little Miami River (1972)
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  Pencil drawing of the creature, presumed to be by Ray Shockey Scan

  from The Loveland Frog: two police officers meet a frog-faced creature by the Little Miami River (1972)
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  Brightened 2016 Lake Isabella photo, a later claim and not the 1972 animal Scan

  FOX19 ·from The Loveland Frog: two police officers meet a frog-faced creature by the Little Miami River (1972)
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  Sketch of the creature said to be drawn by Shockey's sister Scan

  from The Loveland Frog: two police officers meet a frog-faced creature by the Little Miami River (1972)
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  Singular Fortean Society header art Scan

  Emily Wayland / Singular Fortean Society ·from The Loveland Frog: two police officers meet a frog-faced creature by the Little Miami River (1972)
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  Artwork of three Loveland Frogs Scan

  John Meszaros ·from The Loveland Frog: two police officers meet a frog-faced creature by the Little Miami River (1972)
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  Illustration of the Loveland Frog Scan

  Wikimedia Commons (as credited by The Portalist) ·from The Loveland Frog: two police officers meet a frog-faced creature by the Little Miami River (1972)
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  The Little Miami River Scan

  Wikimedia Commons (as credited by The Portalist) ·from The Loveland Frog: two police officers meet a frog-faced creature by the Little Miami River (1972)