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Egyptian Gods, JFK’s Murder

In 1952, nine of America’s wealthiest families gathered in a Maine mansion for a séance. Nine ancient gods spoke through a medium and chose nine people to change the world.

Eleven years later, the CIA officer who ran that séance’s donor list sent a Russian aristocrat to befriend a troubled ex-Marine named Lee Harvey Oswald.

That aristocrat introduced Oswald’s wife to a woman named Ruth Paine. Every piece of evidence against Oswald, the rifle, the photos, the testimony, ran through Ruth Paine’s garage.

A spy camera vanished from police custody. A Warren Commissioner’s mistress was best friends with a woman at that séance. The connections are documented. The conclusions are yours to draw. Here’s more from The Why Files.

Scole: Proving The Afterlife

The Scole Experiment was the longest running, most extensive and most rigorously documented demonstration of attempts to communicate with the afterlife. For a period of five years, from 1993-98, four mediums and researchers conducted more than 500 seances, in total darkness, inside a dark farmhouse in a rural British town.

The researchers claimed they witnessed dancing lights, were given ancient coins, received camera rolls of shadowy images, and heard warnings from spirits, saying they existed in a realm far beyond ordinary time in alternate dimensions. Was this truly remarkable contact with higher consciousness, or simply an elaborate magic show?

Three scientists and skeptics from the Society for Psychical Research joined the later seances, prepared to debunk the claims. Instead, they essentially affirmed something unusual was occurring in Scole — a village to the northeast of London, near Norwich. Here’s more from The Why Files.

 

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