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| OUTCAST EARTH REGULAR FEATURES: These items are arranged alphabetically. |
| ARCANA: |
This feature offers some of the more interesting and miscellaneous arcana our world, legends and history have produced. |
| BIOGRAPHIES: |
The biographies on this page represent only a handful of the men and women who have made a contribution to understanding the metaphysical world. Many, like the Outcast Earth participants, wandered the globe in search of enlightenment; were harshly persecuted; or were visionaries both in their time and ours. Others were chosen for inclusion because they represent how bigotry, fear, greed, paranoia and religious fanaticism can bring about great suffering and ultimately the loss of knowledge and enlightenment. This page also includes personalities that are particular to the OCE team's investigations. |
| BULLETIN BOARD: |
The Outcast Earth website offers this listing of news reports of the paranormal, the unusual and the unexplained from around the world. Topics may include psychic phenomenon, cryptozoology, ancient cultures, archaeological oddities, historical mysteries and much more. The feature is updated regularly and provides both external and internal links to subjects on similar topics. |
| CREATURES, MONSTERS AND STRANGE ANIMALS |
This Outcast Earth online encyclopedia includes descriptions of some the world's most famous and intriguing monsters, creatures and mysterious animals. Examples entries include information on bigfoot, the Loch Ness Monster, phantom dogs, vampires, witches, cryptids and surviving prehistoric animals. |
| EARTH: |
This feature will allow you to track the movement of the Outcast Earth team as they travel across the globe; or to view text, photos and other items on past expeditions. |
| DISPATCH SERVICE: |
This is a collection of archived enewsletters transmitted directly to subscriber email accounts and correspondence with OCE website visitors. Click here to subscribe to the enews service! |
ENEWSLETTER 1-2005:
Mysteries of the South Pacific, Part I |
This Outcast Earth enewsletter addresses some island mysteries from around the South Pacific, including the fate of the HMS Bounty mutineers on Pitcairn Island and some mysterious human remains found on uninhabited Henderson Island. |
ENEWSLETTER 2-2005:
Mysteries of the South Pacific, Part II |
This Outcast Earth enewsletter looks at the mysterious disappearance of Captain Jean Francois de Galaup La Perouse, the French explorer whose discoveries helped Europeans map and understand the cultures of the South Pacific. Perouse vanished in 1785 never to be seen again. French rescue parties came to believe that he and his crew may have fallen victim to native cannibals. |
ENEWSLETTER 3-2005:
Mysteries of the South Pacific, Part III |
This Outcast Earth enewsletter examines the little known mutiny that occurred on the American whaling vessel Globe in 1824. Led by a young and ruthless sailor named Samuel Comstock, the ship's officers were butchered and the ship hijacked to a South Pacific island where Comstock intended to set up his own tropical kingdom! A tale so bizarre and amazing you won't believe your eyes! |
ENEWSLETTER 4-2005:
Mysteries of the South Pacific, Part IV |
Seafaring men have always been a superstitious lot, but where did all their peculiar beliefs come from... and were some based on practical experiences and common sense? This newsletter examines the many and varied superstitions of the sailor... and how one British sea captain led his crew to their doom when he ignored these ancient taboos! |
ENEWSLETTER 5-2005:
Mysteries of the South Pacific, Part V |
Long after the second World War has ended, rumors persist that the ghosts of Japanese defenders still patrol the beaches and jungles of many South Pacific islands. This enewsletter offers a look at some of the more persistent rumors of island ghosts from the region, as well as new information about hauntings that followed the devastating 2004 tsunami in southern Asia. |
ENEWSLETTER 1-2006:
Mysteries of the South Pacific, Part VI |
In late 1961, Michael Rockefeller, the son of millionaire Nelson Rockefeller, disappeared in the rough seas off the coast of a New Guinea island. Despite a massive ground and sea search, no sign of the young man was ever discovered. Years later, however, an Australian smuggler claimed to have found Rockefeller alive and living among a tribe of headhunters. Did Rockefeller survive the sea to live as a captive on Kanaboora Island? |
ENEWSLETTER 2-2006:
Madame Lalaurie's House of Horrors |
She was a prominent member of New Orleans society... until a house fire revealed a shocking hobby she kept concealed in her attic! Read why Madame Lalaurie's French Quarter home is considered the most haunted place in the city. |
ENEWSLETTER 3-2006:
The Honey Island Swamp Monster |
In 1963, hunter Harlan Ford had a frightening encounter with a shaggy, ape-like "monster" in the Honey Island Swamp of Louisiana. He held onto his secret for eleven years... until he met the creature a second time in 1974. What really happened in that swamp? Could an unknown primate be living undetected in the bayous? |
ENEWSLETTER 4-2006:
Mysteries of the South Pacific, Part VII |
This Outcast Earth enewsletter revisits the strange, real-life adventure of John Renton, a young Scottish sailor who was rescued from certain death by a group of South Pacific headhunters and lived as one of them for eight years. Renton's story became a sensation in Victorian England, although Renton had to sanitize his own involvement for his puritanical audience... including excluding details about the sixty or so individuals he killed during that time. The enewsletter also examines the phenomenon of headhunting from all over the world. |
ENEWSLETTER 5-2006:
Mysteries of Mankind |
Archaeologists play an interesting role... part scientist, part archivist and sometimes part policeman. Whether looking for a forgotten person, tribe, civilization or world, archaeologists often live and work on the verge of discovery. Outcast Earth is pleased to present some intriguing archaeological tales discoveries about our evolutionary past that attempt to answer the question about where we all came from, including the mystery of the Neanderthals. |
ENEWSLETTER 6-2006:
The Puzzle of Pale-Skinned Polynesians |
Tales of pale-skinned and light-haired Polynesians have permeated the South Pacific for centuries. When Western sailors first encountered these individuals, they concluded that they were the offspring of stranded Europeans who interbred with local islanders... But was that the case? The Polynesians had much different explanations which included tales of lost tribes, vengeful gods and magical heroes. The puzzle of the pale-skinned Polynesians arose again with the mysterious appearance of Tahiki on Iwo Jima Island. Tahiki, an 'ehu' or pale-skinned Tahitian boy, first met the OCE team in the summer of 2005 and proved to be a bundle of mysteries all on his own! |
ENEWSLETTER 7-2006:
South Pacific Island Was Home To The Real Robinson Crusoe |
The Chilean government renamed this remote and precipitious island four-hundred miles from the mainland “Robinson Crusoe Island." The renaming wasn't just an attempt to lure in tourist anxious for an adventure getaway... it was to commemorate the island's pivotal role in one of the most famous novels in the world. From 1705 to 1709,the island was the solitary home of Scottish pirate named Alexander Selkirk, whose real life adventure inspired Daniel Dafoe’s 1719 literary masterpiece. |
ENEWSLETTER 1-2007:
The Murder Code – Stalking the Zodiac Killer |
From 1968 to 1970, San Francisco, California, was terrorized by an enigmatic serial killer who called himself “The Zodiac.” His preferred victims appeared to be young couples, often stalked and killed at various lover's lanes around the area. Although his true identity remains a mystery, the Zodiac killer taunted police, the press and the public with strange symbols, ciphers and other occult-like references that he claimed would lead them to his doorstep. This enewsletter examines the Zodiac murders and the bizarre clues that the killer left behind and which still stump investigators to this day. |
ENEWSLETTER 2-2007:
The Wonderfully Bizarre World of Disney |
As a supplement to their recent visit to Disneyland in Anaheim, California, the Outcast Earth team offers this look at some of the urban legends connected to the entertainment giant. Included are rumors that an image of Walt Disney still lurks in the park's Haunted Mansion and racy tales of subliminal images hidden in such classic Disney films as THE LITTLE MERMAID and ALADDIN. |
ENEWSLETTER 3-2007:
Was the Black Dahlia Killer a Student of Jack the Ripper? |
Although separated by sixty years, the Jack the Ripper murders in Victorian England and the Black Dahlia murder in Los Angeles had some striking similarities... causing some historians to wonder if the Dahlia murderer studied and even emulated his brutal predecessor. Aside from uncanny similarities in the crimes themselves – from how the victims were chosen to the types of mutilations inflicted –both murderers also arrogantly taunted the police and press during their reigns of terror. In this enewsletter, Outcast Earth compares the two murderers and offers some insights about where the Dahlia killer found his horrific inspiration. |
ENEWSLETTER 4-2007:
Cipher and Ash's Tour of the Haunted Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel |
Virtually every landmark in Hollywood has some legend, myth or haunting associated with it. Movie stars, who are so large in life, seem fated for even greater renown after they have passed on. The Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel is by far one of the most haunted buildings in the city, its rooms said to be inhabited by the spirits of Montgomery Clift, Marilyn Monroe, Carole Lombard and many more. During their recent tour of the Hollywood area, OCE members CIpher and Ash went looking for these spooks among the Roosevelt's dimly-lit halls and ballrooms. This enewsletter details the reported hauntings and Cipher and Ash's opinions on each. |
ENEWSLETTER 5-2007:
Was James Dean Killed by a Cursed Car? |
"It is now ten o'clock, Friday the 23rd of September 1955. If you get in that car you will be found dead in it by this time next week." Those prophetic words were uttered by actor Alec Guinness during his first and only meeting with the legendary James Dean. The chance encounter took place at a Los Angeles area restaurant. Dean, in his enthusiasm to meet the English legend, eagerly showed off the silver sportscar he had just purchased. Guinness responded with a shudder and his ominous warning. Sadly, Dean did not listen and exactly a week later he was dead, crushed to death inside that same car in a bizarre roadway accident. This was just the first strange incident that surrounded Dean's sleek Porsche Spyder, prompting many to ask if the car was cursed from the very beginning? |
ENEWSLETTER 6-2007:
Animal Ghosts |
Can the ghosts of animals inhabit the world of the living? And if so, what keeps them here? Are these hauntings motivated by the loyalty a dog has for his master? Or tragic and painful death inflicted by a cruel human being? Or an injustice yet to be revealed? As the OCE team undertakes their first investigation of an animal haunting at Sossaman Acres, California, the webmasters present this enewsletter on tales of animal ghosts from around the world and across the centuries. |
ENEWSLETTER 1-2008:
Outcast Earth's Invisible Member |
In this edition of the Outcast Earth Enewsletter, longtime member Trespass confirms Cipher's speculation that his dead sister, Meryl, has been haunting him since 2003. The theory formed when a female apparition appeared in a photograph behind Trespass during the team's visit to the redwood forest in California. What's more, Trespass confesses that many of the psychic impressions he's had over the years have been the result of Meryl's intervention. It is an amazing confession three years in the making! |
ENEWSLETTER 2-2008:
Was the Alcatraz Great Escape Successful? |
On June 11, 1962, three convicts from the Alcatraz Federal Penitentiary snuck out of the prison, pushed a homemade raft into the frigid waters of the San Francisco Bay and disappeared. For over forty years, experts have argued if the men could have been successful in this daring escape attempt. This OCE enewsletter examines the escape and the controversy of this decades-only mystery. |
ENEWSLETTER 3-2008:
Who Killed the Steelhead? |
Stories of ghost ships patrolling the area in and around the San Francisco Bay are not unusual, but in 1960 a real ghost vessel disappeared without a trace. The name of the ship was the Steelhead, a small fishing vessel that sent an bizarre "distress signal" and then vanished. Later, the United States Coast Guard found only traces of the boat – including a bullet-ridden door. Another fisherman was implicated in the disappearance of the Steelhead and the ship's skipper, but after the Coast Guard took him into custody he too disappeared from an empty ship in the middle of the sea. |
ENEWSLETTER 4-2008:
Secrets Under the Sands |
This Outcast Earth enewsletter examines some of the mysteries concealed beneath the swirling sands of the world's great deserts. Examples include a newly rediscovered pyramid that was buried beneath twenty-five feet of sand; a World War II bomber preserved for decades in the dry heat of the Sahara; and a fabeled Egyptian city said to be lost beneath the dunes of central California. |
ENEWSLETTER 5-2008:
The Amazing Billiwhack Man-Ram Monster
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In the 1950s, a small boy claimed that he was attacked by a towering half-man, half-ram monster he encountered on the grounds of an abandoned dairy. Thus began the legend of the Beast of Billiwhack, one of the weirdest legends from southern California. The tale combined rumors of mad geniuses, secret military experiments, genetic experimentation and much, much more. It's a tale you have to read to believe! |
ENEWSLETTER 1-2009:
Sir Arthur's Great American Ghost Hunt |
He was a medical doctor, a man of letters and a beloved author whose greatest literary creation, Sherlock Holmes, thrilled millions of readers. But in his later life, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle was also a devout believer in Spiritualism – a belief that ultimately tarnished his reputation and destroyed many of his friendships. Read how one of the greatest minds of the early twentieth century found solace for his personal grief through an unflinching belief in fairies, spirits and other supernatural phenomenon. |
ENEWSLETTER 2-2009:
The "First" Bluff Creek Bigfoot Encounter |
When Bigfoot enthusiasts think of Bluff Creek, California, they undoubtedly think of the world-famous film made by Roger Patterson showing a large unknown primate crossing a dry streambed. But nine years before this chance encounter, multiple witnesses in the same area documented hundreds of strange humanlike footprints and were sighting shaggy creatures skulking in the treeline. During the 1950s and 60s, was Bluff Creek a virtual Bigfoot hotspot... or was it all an elaborate hoax? |
ENEWSLETTER 3-2009:
In Search of the Sackett Hall Spooks |
Sackett Hall, a spacious dormitory on the Oregon State University campus, is said to be home to two female ghosts, both victims of violent murders. But are the rumors true? The Outcast Earth team found some surprising answers, including connections to infamous serial killer Ted Bundy and a forgotten killing years earlier that may be the source to a persistent wailing women legend. |
ENEWSLETTER 4-2009:
Did the Peter Iredale Wreck Twice in the Same Place? |
The century-old wreck of the Peter Iredale, located just outside Seaside, Oregon, is a popular tourist destination and the subject of countless photographs. But few visitors probably know the history of this ship or how it came to be stranded on this beautiful strip of beach. Fewer yet know that this was not the first time the Peter Iredale wrecked here... but actually the second. What strange twist of Fate caused the same vessel to become stranded in almost the same place, under the similar conditions, while commanded by the same man some thirteen years apart? OCE member Mist examines this curious case of synchronicity. |
ENEWSLETTER 5-2009:
The Egyptian City At the Bottom of the Grand Canyon
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In 1909, the Phoenix Gazette (now the Arizona Republic newspaper) ran an intriguing article entitled Explorations in Grand Canyon: Remarkable finds indicate ancient people migrated from Orient which claimed that a vast subterranean complex of Egyptian design was discovered at the bottom of the Grand Canyon. As bizarre a claim as that seems, historical revisionist to this day still debate about the legitimacy of the article. Now the Outcast Earth team takes a look at the strange story... and how it may be used by Jeremy Riposte to hoax modern Americans. |
ENEWSLETTER 6-2009:
The Crash at the Bottom of the Canyon. |
Outcast Earth member Mist investigates the tragic 1956 mid-air collision and crash of two passenger airliners over the Grand Canyon. At that time, it was the worst aircraft tragedy in United States history, with 128 deaths. Aside from the long-standing mystery of how the collision occurred in the first place, a recently published book tells eerie accounts of rangers who have witnessed crowds of ghostly people wandering the hills where the planes fell. Are these the specters of the crash victims, now lost in time and space at the bottom of the canyon? |
ENEWSLETTER 1-2010:
Buried Alive in an Iron Box |
In 1934, six-year old June Robles vanished from in front of her elementary school and was not seen again for nearly three weeks. In between, the community of Tucson, Arizona, organized a frantic search for the child and her kidnappers. The child was finally found buried alive in an iron box sunk into the desert floor outside the city limits. But who put her there... and how did she survive? The mystery of June Robles still haunts the Tucson authorities to this day. |
| ENEWSLETTER 2-2010: Tucson's Fiery Ghost Hotel |
In December 1970, on the cusp of the Christmas holiday, a fire mysteriously broke out on the fourth floor of the renowned Pioneer Hotel in Tucson, Arizona. That incident is still remembered as the worst tragedy to ever befall the city with over two dozen people, including many children, killed in the blaze. Today, the Pioneer Hotel is thought to be one of the most haunted buildings in the city as a result of the 1970 fire. The Outcast Earth team investigates the blaze, the arsonist who set it, and rumors of ghosts who still linger in the Pioneer's hallways. |
| ENEWSLETTER 3-2010: Remembering Ruby |
Today, Ruby is a largely forgotten ghost town located near the Arizona - Mexico border. But a century ago, Ruby was a prosperous gold mining community and one of the few "civilized" outposts on a rugged desert frontier. This newsletter, and the accompanying video by the same title, provides the Outcast Earth team's firsthand look at Ruby and an investigation into twin homicides that may have left some lingering spirits among its crumbling buildings. |
HISTORY
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This feature will offer you a look at the amazing events leading up to the formation of the Outcast Earth Project, as told by the members who lived it. The Lady in the Forest | Discovery in the Old House | A Shadow Finds Her Name | Frequently Asked Questions |
| OUTCASTS |
The members of the Outcast Earth Project vary greatly in age, background, interests and experience... but all of them bring undeniable strengths to the team. The short biographies presented here will provide you with a background on how each person came to become an Outcast. |
| PHENOMENON |
An encyclopedia of common paranormal phenomenon reported and documented by investigators from all over the world and across the centuries. |
| REFERENCES |
This feature offers some of the more common and intriguing terms used in the field of paranormal studies. |
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TWITTER PAGE |
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| VIDEOS |
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| OUTCAST EARTH EXPEDITIONS AND INVESTIGATIONS: In chronological order with the most recent feature appearing at the top of the list. |
BEGINNING ON SEPTEMBER 24, 2009:
THE ARIZONA
EXPEDITIONS |
JEREMY RIPOSTE'S BOGUS JOURNEY: The Outcast Earth team began their investigation of the state of Arizona through a chance encounter with their old nemesis, Jeremy Riposte. An email from a visitor to the OCE website alerted the team that Riposte, who has a long reputation of hoaxing paranornal phenomenon, was leading an expedition to find lost Egyptian ruins at the bottom of the Grand Canyon. As bizarre as that sounds, the team set out to intercept Riposte and unmask his newest scheme! Click here for more.
THE ODD LANDS OF ARIZONA: The Outcast Earth team heads into the wide open spaces of the American southwest with a paranormal tour of Arizona. First on their expedition list was the Grand Canyon and the ancient Native American and frontier sites scattered throughout the northern part of the state. Click here for more. |
BEGINNING ON MARCH 30 TO SEPTEMBER 23, 2009:
SPIRITS BY THE SEA,
PART I | PART II |
The Outcast Earth team begins their investigation of their second state in the continental United States – Oregon! Along the way, the team will examine myths about strange woodland beasts, haunted national parks, and ghostly tales about pirates, lighthouse keepers and sailors from centuries gone by. |
JANUARY 11 TO MARCH 23, 2009:
CALIFORNIA'S BACK ROADS |
The Outcast Earth team proceeds on the final leg of it California expedition by heading into the Colorado Desert and then following the lesser-traveled routes through the state and toward the Oregon border. Among the items the team will investigate include rumors giant phantom skeletons, large sailing vessels that became mysteriously stranded in the desert sands, the legend of Bigfoot and abandoned townsites now inhabited by ghosts. |
OCTOBER 4, 2008 TO JANUARY 11, 2009:
WOODLAND BEASTS & HAUNTED HALLS, PART I | PART II |
The Outcast Earth team traveled to the southern California city of San Diego to investigate stories of strange monsters, shipbound ghosts and persistent rumors of ghosts who occupy the city's amazing homes. During the beginning of this expedition, the team suspended the San Diego trip to drive to Colorado based on some prophetic dreams about the fate of their former team member, Anvil. |
AUGUST 2 TO OCTOBER 4, 2008:
THE LOST RUINS
OF KAUA'I |
The Outcast Earth team returned to their homebase of Kauai, Hawaii, for an unusual opportunity to investigate a newly discovered temple located deep in the jungle forest. The temple's discoverer is Jeremy Riposte, an old associate and one of the first candidates for inclusion in the Outcast Earth team when the project was first forming. |
JUNE 12 TO AUGUST 1, 2008:
DARK & DANGEROUS
PLACES |
Dark & Dangerous is an online journal by the six members of the Outcast Earth team investigating a variety of strange stories and legends in the Sacramento, California area. Items under investigation included a haunting along the banks of the American River said to date back to the California Gold Rush days; and the exploration of the "Sacramento underground," a labyrinth of nineteenth century building buried 12 feet under the streets of the modern city. |
MARCH 26 TO
JUNE 11, 2008:
OF MYTH AND MIST, PART I | PART II |
(San Francisco, California and surrounding locations) The Outcast Earth team travels to the cold, foggy city of San Francisco in northern California. There they plan to examine some of the alleged hauntings and myths of the area, including visits to Alcatraz Prison, Golden Gate Bridge, Embarcadero, Nob Hill, the San Francisco Bay, and the University of California / Berkeley. |
FEBRUARY 23 TO MARCH 22, 2008:
SPIRITS OF SILICON VALLEY |
(San Jose, California and surrounding locations) The Outcast Earth team returned to California after an extended holiday vacation to see friends and family. Their starting point is where they left off in December 2007 – with San Jose, Santa Cruz and the surrounding communities. Be sure to check back often to read their current travel logs and see photos and other artifacts. |
OCTOBER 11 TO DECEMBER 6, 2007:
INTO THE WILDERNESS – THE OCE TEAM DEBATES THEIR FUTURE |
Having endured strange disappearances, sudden deaths and suspected conspiracy, the Outcast Earth team has retreated into the lush wilderness of northern California to ponder their fate. The team has long debated whether or not they are the unwitting victim of a curse. The recent tragedies they experienced in the Mojave Desert now have more of the members believing in the curse theory. |
JUNE 22 TO OCTOBER 7, 2007:
MOJAVE MYSTERIES AND THE PHANTOM HORSE OF SOSSAMAN ACRES |
Beginning in June 2007, the team began diligently searching for an abandoned restaurant rumored to be haunted by a spectral horse! But the expedition turned out to be a lot more than the search for an elusive ghost. The team uncovered some dark, small town secrets including mysterious deaths, murderous intentions and broken dreams. And their final experience at remote and forgotten Sossaman Acres would put one person inthe hospital and another in the grave! |
JANUARY 8 THROUGH JUNE 14, 2007:
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA |
Beginning in January 2007, the Outcast Earth team turned their curious eyes toward the continental United States.
Their first stop when reaching the U.S. mainland will be the concrete jungle of Los Angeles where they examined some of the city's unsolved murders and paranormal mysteries. |
OCTOBER 31 THROUGH DECEMBER 8, 2006:
SAIPAN SPIRITS |
Having concluded their brief tour of Iwo Jima, the OCE team has now moved onto the island of Saipan, The last island to be visited by the team as part of their South Pacific tour, Saipan may have the strangest and bloodiest history of any location in the region. A Japanese stronghold during World War II, the island introduced Allied forces to jungle warfare where the enemy would disappear down holes, into caves or up trees. As the Japanese began to lose their grip on the island, hundreds (possibly thousands) of them chose to kill themselves rather than surrender. These deaths, many of which were captured by contemporary photographers, became haunting images of a fanatical enemy that considered it an honor to die for the Emperor. In their quest to locate haunting phenomenon, the OCE team will be visiting many of the battle sites, shrines and forgotten stongholds on Saipan. |
OCTOBER 1 THROUGH 25, 2006:
BLACK SANDS OF IWO JIMA |
The island of Iwo Jima marked one of the last stops for the Outcast Earth team during their paranormal survey of the South Pacific. Also known as Sulfur Island due to its extensive volcanic activity, Iwo Jima was the site of some of the fiercest fighting during the last months of World War II. The entrenched Japanese garrison here fought to the death to defend the stronghold from the Americans, resulting in tens of thousands of casualties. The OCE team surveyed the old battlefields for haunting activity... and came upon a very unusual surprise. |
APRIL 7 TO MAY 20, 2006:
TRESPASS'S RETURN TO THE BAYOU |
OCE team members Trespass and Rune make a very personal trip to the small town of Dry Tree, located deep in the bayous of Louisiana. The area was ravaged by Hurricane Katrina and most families fled the area entirely. The journal entries detail Trespass and Rune's struggle to enter the decimated area and answer the mystery of what happened to the former's family. |
OCTOBER 14, 2005 THROUGH JANUARY 31, 2006:
CHUUK LAGOON – FRACTURED PARADISE |
One of their longest expeditions to date, the Outcast Earth team did an extensive survey of Chuuk Lagoon, a picturesque series of islands in the South Pacific, from October 2005 through January 2006. Of particular interest was their haunting investigations of a sunken Japanese ship and a crashed fighter plane located on a remote atoll. |
SEPTEMBER 18 THROUGH OCTOBER 11, 2005:
AMELIA’S SHADOW – THE SEARCH FOR EARHART AND NOONAN ON NIKUMARORO ISLAND |
The Outcast Earth team visit Nikumaroro Island, a remotely located atoll in the Phoenix Island chain. Recent archeological evidence may indicate that the island was the crash site of famous aviator Amelia Earhart who disappeared without a trace in 1937. |
AUGUST 16 TO SEPTEMBER 12, 2005:
WAKE ISLAND – LOST BUT NOT FORGOTTEN |
The Outcast Earth team visited remotely-located Wake Island during the summer of 2005. The US military facility on the island, often known as the "Alamo of the Pacific," was renowned for holding out against a massive Japanese onslaught during December 1941. The team investigated several mysteries surrounding this amazing World War II battle. |
JUNE 16 TO AUGUST 13, 2005:
ATOMIC ATOLLS – THE MARSHALL ISLANDS CHAIN |
The United States military had
chosen the Marshall Islands
as the preferred testing
ground for its nuclear
arsenal shortly after World
War II ended. But on March 1,
1954, the test of a new
hydrogen bomb type
would turn into the greatest
nuclear tragedy since the
intentional bombing
of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. The fallout from that test would force the evacuation of tens of thousands of people and turn some of the picturesque islands of the area into radioactive wastelands. |
MAY 21 TO JUNE 13, 2005:
TAHITI: ISLE OF VOLCANOES AND LAGOONS |
The one-month trip to Tahiti was first the investigative outing for the entire OCE team, although severe disorganization and in-fighting prevented any real progress. The one mystery they did investigate landed on their doorstep in the form of a local teenager named Tahiki, who claimed his grandmother was a cannibalistic witch! |
FEBRUARY 10 THRU MARCH 8, 2005:
JOURNEY TO THE NAVEL OF THE WORLD: RAPA NUI (EASTER ISLAND), CHILE |
For their first ever expedition, the OCE team chose to explore the enigmatic Rapa Nui (Easter Island), where a mysterious culture built thousands of giant stone totems... and then vanished! |
| JULY 2004 / HAWAI'IAN ISLANDS, UNITED STATES: |
The OCE team members present a variety of information on the paranormal mysteries of three major Hawai'ian islands, including the legends and riddles behind the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941. Chapters: Island of Oah'u | Island of Kaua'i | Island of Hawai'i | Smoke Across the Water: The Pearl Harbor Mysteries |
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