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The people, organisations, programmes and places that keep turning up. Each page gathers every case that mentions them.
People25
A ufology cataloguer and archivist, Patrick Gross compiled case sources online and gave many of them a verdict.
A zoologist.
John Greenewald runs The Black Vault.
A Canadian Sasquatch investigator, René Dahinden turns up across decades of the archive's Bigfoot cases.
A naturalist with a sceptic's eye for sea monsters.
An Australian researcher of yowies, poltergeists and strange beasts, Paul Cropper often worked alongside Tony Healy.
A researcher of yowies, tigers, yetis and poltergeists, Tony Healy often worked alongside Paul Cropper, his co-author on Out of the Shadows.
A paranormal investigator and demonologist with the New England Society for Psychic Research, Ed Warren worked alongside Lorraine Warren.
In this archive, John Paul II appears as the pope who set his seal on old Marian apparition sites.
An anthropologist at Washington State University, Grover Krantz turns up again and again in the Sasquatch record.
British ufologist Jenny Randles investigated for BUFORA through the 1970s.
An investigator with the Victorian UFO Research Society, VUFORS.
A retired Air Force colonel, Wendelle Stevens turns up again and again in the archive's contact and crash stories.
R.
Steven Greer organised the Disclosure Project, and his name runs through several cases in this archive.
Anthony Bragalia is a researcher whose name turns up where old cases get reopened.
Paul Cropper is a Sydney yowie researcher.
A young pilot.
An Albuquerque electronics businessman.
A researcher of earth lights.
The chair of CSICOP, Paul Kurtz was the archive's recurring sceptic.
A British investigator, Paul Whetnall worked alongside Jenny Randles on some of the strangest close encounters of the late 1970s.
A pope appears at the edges of three Marian cases in the archive.
A U.S.
A US Representative who keeps turning up in the congressional push on UAP.
Organisations6
Skeptical Inquirer is where the doubters made their case.
Ground Saucer Watch was a photo analysis group based in Phoenix.
Dr.
An Iowa newspaper.
London's police force turns up across more than a century of this archive.
In these stories, the U.S.
Places4
A wide estuary on the American East Coast, and a stage for more than one kind of mystery.
A town in Oregon, and the name attached to one of the most debated photo cases in the archive.
An air force base on the edge of Albuquerque, New Mexico.
A courtroom where the archive's strange stories sometimes ended.
Events2
A Dutch Colonial house at 112 Ocean Avenue, Long Island.
A Texas name that keeps turning up in the company of other mysteries.
Terms2
Australia's answer to Bigfoot.
A theory of lights born from the ground itself.