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Here's another episode that happened though.

We have two girls. And at this point, they were visiting my parents out of state. So me and my wife had another couple over and her hung out to kinda late. Playing cards. No alcohol involved. Just two married couples sharing company.

They left kinda late and we went to bed. At about 3 in the morning we awoke to the smoke alarms going off. My eyes shot open and the house was filled with smoke. Total panic by me and the wife. I rushed through the downstairs to the stairway. The only thought in my mind was to get upstairs and get the girls and get out of the house. The whole house was full of smoke. I started up the stairs when it dawned on me that the kids were away. I was about halfway up the steps and I just stopped in my tracks. And at that same time the alarms quit going off. The smoke that had been there seconds earlier..........gone. I turned to my wife and asked, "did I just hear the smoke alarm going off"? She confirmed she'd heard it too. "And smoke....... I saw smoke. Was the whole downstairs filled with smoke"? Again, she confirmed.

Its hard to lay down and go back to sleep after being woke up by that. 

Quote from: ninjashoes on September 25, 2017, 07:17:40 PM
George Noory is awful radio.

He is the Roman Reigns of radio, pushed beyond belief because of corporate interests but never having deserved any of it.

Here's how I think they came up with the name Beyond Belief..............

A couple of producers were watching the pilot. And George.......... well George was just sucking like George always does. You know. The wig, the spray painted black hair. The spray on makeup. Pizza roll burn scar tissue affecting his speech. Struggling to get out the word "the".

They look at each other. How bad is it? Beyond Belief..................

Quote from: Big Chicken on September 25, 2017, 07:50:45 PM
Hoo boy.   Seems like you are in a 'in-between' place.  Not exactly footloose and fancy free but not in utter
torment and despair.  Big Chicken's advice would be to hold fast at this time as it seems like you are at least
holding your own.  If the night terrors increase in frequency you may have to get some outside assistance.

Unfortunately many of those that could have helped you have passed on - Lou Gentile, Ed Warren and Jack Chick
are deceased.   One remains.....   That is Pastor Butch Paugh.   The self-proclaimed "Hillbilly Preacher that walks
like a tank but talks like a machine gun"    He lives way up some holler in the mountains of West Virginia and
he has had great success with these types of issues.  You might be skeptical but check out the Succubus thread
right here on Bellgab.   A young man bit of more than he could chew so to speak.   I recommended Pastor
Butch and the young man was saved.


If you wish you could try to call into Pastor Butch's radio show - Call to Decision   He is on Saturday and Sunday nights from 6 to 8PM Central time - this is over on the
GCN Radio Network

Pastor Butch Paugh:

Thanks man. I'm not really being tormented. I just want to get a reading on what that was in my childhood that floated in front of my face.

Man. Gordon James Gianninot............. what an idiot.

To go from that show last night by George Knapp (which was pretty freakin' good), to knowing ol' Fumblegums George will be back tonight............. (to quote GN) JEEZ!!

I may do my impersonation of Elvis watching Robert Goulet tonight. Just substitute a radio for the tv (wifey would get pissed) and Snoory for Goulet.

Quote from: Morgus on August 12, 2017, 02:00:13 PM
Near the end of the show last night I caught Noory telling a caller that perhaps Kim Jung Un was being "edged on" by someone.  Noory probably meant "egged on"
The Cleopatra obessed caller made it in again too.
Also a caller named George was complaining about some so-called Bible expert guests recently and scolded Noory that his guests are getting "stale" 

I'd like to know what night this happened. I heard George even mention the disgruntled caller and wanted badly to listen in and hear the whole exchange.

Quote from: Big Chicken on September 24, 2017, 04:37:01 PM
In my [admittedly limited] experience with this type of apparition it is  a full candle with flame that will be seen.  That is what the literature indicates and that is what I saw in my one experience with this type of phenomena.  Perhaps you experienced something different and of course your mileage may vary with these sorts of things.

Oh, before I forget.  Was this a one shot deal or have you been plagued with other incidents over the years?

Episodes of the unexplained have been few and far between. Wouldn't be fair to call it "plagued". But I've seen stuff that I can't understand.

Lately I've had night terrors.

Beauty and The Beast

Quote from: Big Chicken on September 24, 2017, 09:12:33 AM
The floating candle is not terribly unusual Parris - certainly not in the American South.   Not at all sure about the
feeling of lying in the other bed. 

The floating candle flame goes back to an incident at a house on King Street in Charleston during the Revolutionary War.   The owner of the house was openly Loyalist but secretly sided with the  Colonials. He had stocked his cellar with kegs of gun powder which was fine until the maid went down into the cellarwith a candle.  He managed to avert disaster but his mind was broken in the process.  All anyone could get out of him was babbling about candle flames and death. The legend has it that he spends all eternity going from house to house trying to snuff out the candle flame before the explosion and fire.   Usually he succeeds and the home and family are saved - sometimes he fails and home is lost in the night.   It would seem that on that hot summer night in 1972 he was successful in his task and your home was saved! 

You can learn more about this in Norman & Scott's Haunted Heritage: A Definitive Collection of North American Ghost Stories - Look for The Candle in section on The South.

But what was the floating candle?  And in your experience, is it the whole candle or just the flame moving around the room?

As for the feeling of being misplaced in the house, I think that just speaks at to how horrified I was of that room and the furniture in it. Worst nightmare would to be to have to spend the night in that place. It was like a haunted house inside our house. Even after we turned it into a den years later I was uneasy in there for a time.

Here's my deal.

We moved into a brand new house in 1972. I was 5. It was a ranch style house, and most of y'all will know how a typical ranch style house is laid out.

The first bedroom in the hallway had been furnished by my parents with the bedroom suite of a great aunt. The old lady always scared me in that way that old people usually frighten young kids. Couldn't put my finger on it, still can't. But the old lady gave me the creeps. And having the bedroom furniture from the room she died in moved into a bedroom in our new house scared the shit out of me. The room was always dark, always cold, and I'd run by the door every time I had to pass it.

Flash forward a few months, maybe a year. It's the middle off the night and its one of those hot, sticky North Carolina nights in the hottest past of the summer. A very vocal thunder storm has popped up and I'm awakened by a deafening crackle of thunder. For some odd and hard to explain reason I get the feeling for a split second that I'm not in my bed. In my head I have the feeling I'm in the spare bedroom in the bed where my creepy old great aunt died.

The power is out and I laid there for a second with my eyes open in the pitch dark and a ghostly, disembodied flame from a candle passes from left to right in front of my face. I let out a blood curdling scream and my parent came running into my room. And I am in fact in my own bed. But when my parents get there there are still several of these flames wafting through the air. Rolling off the bed and onto the floor. There were several.

In my memory there was no smoke. No sulfuric odor. No sizzling or popping. I thought it might be ball lightning but that seems to be fairly different from what I experienced.

Any thoughts?

Quote from: PB the Deplorable on September 17, 2017, 04:07:28 PM
George is very passionte when he reports tragic and unusual injuries and deaths of children and animals. 

And has many ideas he shares about health and nutrition.  My understanding is he has tdone his best to get Tommy to slim down and regularly go othe gym, but to no avail.

Dr Wallach................ I've heard about enough of that clown. Again, I don't think George practices what he preaches. He's Mr Health and Nutrition......... yet he'll shove a Totino's pizza roll in his pie hole? Were there super beets in those pizza rolls?

I wanna go to one of these Snoory live events just so I can shit in my hand and sling it at the stage. LMAO!!!!!

Quote from: Étouffée on September 17, 2017, 10:52:55 AM
I loved your vivid account of Guest No. 2's story there; but you did leave off the most horrible, poignantly compelling part; when the Lithuanian-Nazi-Collaborating-Serial-Killing-Army-Cook Dad wrested his little girl's beloved STEIFF TEDDY BEAR from her arms, STABBED a hot poker into its left eye, RIPPED off its limbs, then TOSSED the mangled Teddy into the flames of the campfire, all to terrorize 6-year old Dianne with thoughts of what horrors SHE might face, if she dared to TALK about what she knew, and what she saw.

Yeah. That was rather odd.

I was driving back from Memphis. Listened to that show............ it was some of the weirdest crap I've heard on Coast in a while.

Quote from: PB the Deplorable on September 17, 2017, 10:55:20 AM
Why don't you like George Noory, he seems like a very nice man?

Snoory lacks the passion or the depth to do C2C.

I doubt Snoory believes a single topic raised or addressed on Coast. Unless it's a fortune teller. Ol' George LOVES him some fortune teller............

There are a lot of Coast guest hosts that I'd like to see fill the chair and take the reigns from Snoory.

Dave Schrader is pretty good. As is George Knapp. But my favorite is Richard Syrette.

I'm brand new to the forum. I started listening to the Art Bell Show in 2000 on WLAC in Nashville. And Art wasn't without his faults. But Noory........ I can't stand that SOB. What a moron. Does anyone know if he's drunk while he's doing his shows? My bet would be, yeah. Hammered.

The man is totally out of his depth. He has no passion for any subject he's speaking about. His guests are tired old retreads that do little to bring new subject matter to the show. He has a string of sycophant callers that regularly call in to the show just to stroke his ego. All in all, it's just a terrible show. My question is, how do we pressure or who do we pressure to get him dethroned?