Jenny, who lived alone in her second-story apartment, had heard the odd clicking sounds before. In an attempt to discover the source of the odd sounds, she installed a “sleep app” on her phone. On December 30, 2013, the recording revealed something terrifyingly unusual.
The first reports came via social networks in late October 2012 during Hurricane Sandy. Puzzled New York City residents reported hearing a strange sound, described as a steady, consistent moaning noise, coming from One World Trade Center (formerly known as Freedom Towers). Users discussed the odd noise and decided it was the wind whistling through…
Calling her collection “Faded Discs”, Wendy Connors spent much of her life collecting and archiving historic UFO-related audio clips. The audio clips she collected and compiled included recordings of historic UFO related events, audio from Air Force UFO investigation projects, and comments from researchers, astronauts, actors, presidents, along with first-hand accounts from key witnesses to…
Sasquatch Ontario has released an audio recording that they captured as part of their “Michigan Recording Project”. The recordings consist of screams, whoops, grunts, huffs, hisses, jabbering, very low guttural growling sounds, and on occasion extremely quiet “rumbling”. There are also several incidents of loud branch breaking and tree knocking that occur during the vocalizations.
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