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The people, organisations, programmes and places that keep turning up. Each page gathers every case that mentions them.
People5
Taxidermist Bob Titmus turns up at key moments in the Bigfoot record.
An author whose books carried several cases from southern Africa and China to a wider readership.
An astronomer and author, Camille Flammarion founded the journal L'Astronomie.
Admiral of the fleet on the 1492 voyage west, and author of the journal behind two of the archive's oldest sea mysteries.
A journalist at France 3 Paris Île-de-France.
Organisations4
Paris.
A British journal.
A Utah newspaper, and a recurring witness to the state's strangest stories.
A news wire.
Places8
Hall Road, Borley, north Essex.
Loring appears in the archive as one of the bases touched by the intrusions of autumn 1975.
A French département east of Paris.
A town area in Seine-et-Marne, about 70 km east of Paris.
A city in Texas, and the setting for two very different kinds of sky story.
Two places share this name in the archive.
A French astronomical institution that turns up in three very different chapters of the archive.
An island of the Canaries, and a recurring landmark at sea.
Events7
London, 1762.
Zimbabwe, 1994.
A ghost photograph from Raynham Hall, and a benchmark for the genre.
A Texas name that keeps turning up in the company of other mysteries.
The Flatwoods Monster belongs to 1952.
1978.
A phantom beast of South Australia.
Terms3
Fátima, 13 October 1917.
Britain has a long tradition of phantom cats.
A film creature serves as the yardstick for lake monsters.