Category: Research
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Conspiracy Theories
Conspiracy Theories Moon Landings a Hoax? For nearly forty years the debate over the moon landings has been argued; did the United States put men on the moon was there a great conspiracy to convince the public that men had acutallu landed on the moon? Included here is a video series “Secret Space – Was…
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Halloween
Halloween “Trick-or-Treat, smell my feet, give me something good to eat!” Though you may or may not be quite familiar with this somewhat inconsiderate child’s ditty, simply the first words in the song indicate to you what the subject of this article is with quite immediate recognition, regardless of your personal views on the matter.…
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Ghost and Paranormal Books
Ghost and Paranormal Books If you like to read about supernatural subjects like ghosts check out these great books available from Amazon. Amazon is well known for their quality service and great prices. If you would like to get some great books and help support True Ghost Tales at the same time we would greatly…
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Twelve Nights Rituals
No Laundry Rule In the folklore of the Twelve Nights, a curious custom emerged: the "no laundry" rule. This tradition stemmed from the belief that doing laundry during this period could ensnare wandering spirits. Legends warned that hanging wash outside might tangle Woden's hunt or attract Frau Holle's attention, who could transform whites into ghostly…
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Lizzie Borden Case Analysis
Family Background and Dynamics The Borden family was a powder keg of tension. Andrew Jackson Borden, wealthy from real estate and textiles, was notoriously frugal despite his riches. After Lizzie's mother Sarah died, Andrew quickly remarried Abby Durfee Gray, a decision that didn't sit well with Lizzie and her sister Emma. The sisters viewed Abby…
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Reincarnation Studies
Historical Background and Key Researchers Dr. Ian Stevenson, born in 1918, was a psychiatrist at the University of Virginia who dedicated his career to investigating claims of reincarnation. He traveled globally, interviewing children who claimed to remember previous lives. By the time of his death in 2007, Stevenson had amassed a database of about 2,500…
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Odd Friday the 13th Events
1. Knights Templar's Arrest On Friday, October 13, 1307, thousands of Knights Templar were suddenly rounded up and arrested. King Philip IV of France, driven by power and ambition, accused them of heresy. The knights, once hailed as heroes, found themselves tortured and coerced into confessions. This move wasn't just about purifying faith; it was…
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Friday the 13th Superstition Origins
Historical and Religious Roots The story of Friday the 13th has roots tangled deep in history and belief. Religious lore often points to the Last Supper, where Judas, the 13th person at the table, betrayed Jesus. Pair this with Jesus' crucifixion on a Friday, and you've got a foundation for unease. In October 1307, the…