On August 21st, 1955, unidentified creatures came to a farmhouse in Kentucky. The people in the house were so frightened that they opened fire and for 3 hours the creatures kept popping their heads up in front of the doors and windows until finally the family headed to town for reinforcements. No evidence of the creatures was ever found so did they really exist or was the whole thing made up?

Some of Our Research:
The basics of the story
A local investigation
A skeptical perspective

20-yr-old Morgan Ingram was stalked and tormented for 4 months until December 2011, when she was found dead of an apparent drug overdose. Police ruled it a suicide, but Morgan’s parents say she was murdered.

Some of Our Research:
From the family
The police reports
The start of the Websleuths thread

On March 22nd, 2011, Disney Wonder crew member Rebecca Coriam went missing. Disney’s handling of the case has been anything but perfect and speculation still swirls around the mysteriously upsetting phone call she had when she was last seen on CCTV.

Some of Our Research:
From the wiki
From the family
The Guardian article

On August 11th 2005 Lana Stempien and Chuck Rutherford disappeared from their 27′ boat several hours travel time from their intended destination. The US Coast Guard found the boat deserted, two weeks later Lana’s body washed ashore. Chuck’s body has never been found and nobody knows what happened to them.

Some of Our Research:
An overview
New witnesses?
That GPS forum

Following up on our episode about Atlantis, we’re releasing the rest of our conversation with Mark Adams, author of Meet Me In Atlantis, who knows a lot more about the subject than we do. Where did the story come from? Why are there so many potential sites? Whats the deal with the math? Mark gives us his take on these and other questions.

Meet Me In Atlantis at Penguin Books
Mark Adams’ website