2 item(s), most exciting first. THIN WEEK: we found fewer than 3 items that qualified, and we haven’t padded it.
Case: RW-BC-2026-068 · Event 2026-03-05 · First reported 2026-05-24 The Daily Star reported on 24 May that Shrean Mapp, who has worked at the Black Swan for 14 years, shared CCTV from 5 March that appears to show a sign flying off a surface. Grades: CCTV shows a sign falling on 5 Mar: CREDIBLE; A ghost moved it: UNVERIFIED Mundane explanation: A draught from a door, vibration, a sign that wasn’t balanced, or a hidden string. Read the full case file 2. A White Figure on the Balcony of Torreón’s Casa del Cerro (Ghosts & Hauntings)
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At 10:26 pm Central (11:26 pm Eastern) on 14 June 2026, a one-pound piece of asteroid lit up the sky over 14 states. It ran 300 miles from Tupelo, Mississippi, to the Mark Twain National Forest in Missouri. NASA’s camera data, the witness count and why no meteorites fell.
The Redacted Weekly roundup for the week of 13 Jul – 19 Jul 2026: 3 graded cases, most exciting first.
By late October 2026, the Official Loch Ness Monster Sightings Register had accepted 15 reports for the year, against six in all of 2025. That makes 2026 the second-busiest year this century, behind 2019’s 18. What the register counts, what ‘accepted’ means, what the DNA says, and why more reports measure attention, not animals.
Damariscotta police took about half a dozen calls on Tuesday 1 September 2026 about a Bigfoot on Main Street and at the school. An officer found a man in a very convincing costume, sitting peacefully, and had a good chat with him.
The documentary Capturing Bigfoot presents a 40-second 16mm reel from a safe as a 1966 ‘test run’ for the 1967 Patterson-Gimlin film. The stock carries a 1966 manufacture code, but even the film specialist who examined it says that does not date when it was shot. What is established and what isn’t.
A St Ives boat skipper watched a distant shape off Cornwall’s north coast turn into blocks, a ‘huge bear’ and the symbol Pi. He’d already seen the aircraft carrier it came from. It was a Fata Morgana, a complex superior mirage.
