What Happened in Pascagoula?

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Following on from The Alabama Metal Man, an equally disturbing incident took place in neighbouring Mississippi just six days earlier. This week, we ask what happened in Pascagoula? Get an exclusive Surfshark Black Friday deal! Enter promo code BEDTIMESTORIES to get up to 6 additional months for free at Surfshark.deals/bedtimestories

[@jmferr2011]

Any connection?

[@EdgeOfNowhere2024]

I think more should be looked in to events that took place in similar locations and similar times .

[@scrubking]

This is becoming the UFO channel. There are so many other stories to tell.

[@SRC267]

Lads, when will all the old episodes be restored to the podcast?

[@robertmcdonnell4623]

I am really, really sorry but the first thing I thought of was "Mississippi Squirrel Revival."

[@micheledeetlefs6041]

As the daughter of a police officer who was trained to be a polygraph examiner following being injured in the line of duty, I cannot emphasize this enough. Polygraphs machines are not and never have been lie detectors. The basis of the machine was wrapped around a early 20th century notion that when someone lies, they have a physiological reaction to it - either by their heart racing a little faster, their respiration speeding up, maybe even their temperature increasing. But by the time the polygraph machine was designed to measure these bodily functions, science had already proven this to be nonsense. Nevertheless, this machine measures things that the police know perfectly well have nothing to do with lying. So why do they do it? Simple. To bypass your Miranda rights. Consider what is done in a polygraph test. You are not allowed to have your lawyer present. Your lawyer is not allowed to see in advance the questions you were going to be asked. You are not mirandaized. You are strapped into a device, bound to a chair which the questioner places where he wishes to in a room - often directly under the heating and cooling vent so that when that vent turns on, it will cause your body to react and will of course result in you having some reaction show on the machine. Likewise, the questioner will choose which emotional tactic he will take before he questions you. Will he be kind and seem to be on your side? Will he be aggressive and obnoxious to you? All of this is part of the game. Then they repeatedly ask you the same series of questions, frequently phrased slightly different, over and over again. This is to irritate you. It's human nature to dislike being asked the same question multiple times. Either we become anxious or we become angry. And that is exactly what they want you to do. They then tell you that they detected deception in your answers. So they'll go over the points again, further upsetting you. Quite frankly, the wonder is not that people flunk the device, but that people ever manage to pass it.

[@JohnnySmithWhite-wd4ey]

Exactly, that's why the results are not admissible in court.

[@micheledeetlefs6041]

@@JohnnySmithWhite-wd4ey Bingo! But I personally believe that the entire process is so deceptive and so likely to cloud. The judgment of the investigator is in general and the population who hears about the failed test in particular that the test should actually be illegal in the United States is a violation of your fifth amendment.

[@lowwastehighmelanin]

Yeah they're a waste of time. I usually brush off any notion that refusal to comply means anything. One also has a bill of rights protection not to self-incriminate and if you have any heart condition like an arrhythmia or anything, it will read strange on the recording even when you're perfectly calm. I hate that they bring this up in every damn video when someone says they refuse to participate. WHO CARES. It's pseudoscientific mumbo garbledeygook like a lot of the nonsense we do here in the states. I also think that people forget how NEW forensics is as a science anyway. We are still figuring all of this stuff out.

[@randomlyentertaining8287]

Just another reason to know your rights. Really, Miranda Rights are so famous, people really don't have an excuse to not know them, regardless of their status with the police.

[@bickyboo7789]

Unfortunately jurors weren't aware of this for decades leading to many false convictions and guilty parties getting off scot-free after passing the tests.

[@Capt_OscarMike]

My family moved to Pascagoula from Miami, FL....I was a young child when we lived there...eventually moving to nearby Gulfport where my baby sister was born and I started elementary school. Although young, I remember when this incident occurred. At that time, we were living in Gulfport but during the early 70's, the region was still rebuilding from the massive and deadly Hurricane Camille that devastated the MS Gulf Coast in 1969...Gulfort, Biloxi and Pascagoula are neighboring towns/cities that also was home to an active and large Airforce base...A base that had F-4s, C-130s, and every other type of aircraft flying in and out due to this time America was still involved in a war, Vietnam. Although I do not recall all of the details I do remember my mother talking to us kids about the incident. As strange as it may sound today, many were concerned resulting in many kids not being able to ride bikes, and wander off exploring as much as we use to do. Interesting and sentimental to hear this story shared...especially since my family and I lived in the area at the time

[@scottlette]

Calvin Parker was one of the most genuine, nicest people I have ever communicated with on any form of social media. I was genuinely saddened by his passing a few months ago. I have no idea what ‘really happened’ but I do know that Calvin genuinely believed in his experience and was forever transformed by it.

[@Tsotha]

yeah I've listened to several podcast interviews with Parker, for both Exploring The Bizarre and The Paracast, and he seemed completely traumatised by the incident (as well as his later abduction in the 1990's he mentions in one of his books) - no doubt SOMETHING really weird happened to him

[@stuartd9741]

​@@TsothaCalvin parker had a 2nd abduction? By the same er people?

[@Tsotha]

yeah - he's talked about it on interviews he gave on The Paracast shortly before he passed away@@stuartd9741

[@dark___matter_]

As a lifelong Mississippian, thank you guys so much for making this! 🖤 Our state gets very little attention in regards to the paranormal despite there being more than a few notable incidents of various paranormal natures which have taken place here. The names, dates, locations, and details regarding this incident were obviously very carefully and thoroughly researched, and this is just one of the many reasons why I love this channel. Thanks again for the amazing content and the work you guys do! God bless! ✝️🖤

[@neemaf829]

I like the band 3 doors down. They are from Mississippi. I am from Houston Texas myself.

[@DanielRobbins-t5w]

This has always been one of my favorite encounter stories. It's so incredibly unsettling. I've been to that spot where it occurred and just standing there was surreal.

[@donewithmodernlife]

This is wild to see on this channel. My whole family is from Pascagoula, I still live about an hour away & have property there. This story is well known & still talked about. In fact my mom & cousin saw a ufo in the early 80’s not far from where this took place.

[@guaporeturns9472]

Storytime please

[@daviswall3319]

No wonder that squirrel went berserk!! Hehheh I’m from Mississippi too 😎

[@guaporeturns9472]

@@daviswall3319 Worst state I have ever been to… but the Walmarts were nice.

[@daviswall3319]

@@guaporeturns9472 I hear ya but, there are some parts of Mississippi where the people are as kind and gracious and giving as any other place in the world. I think Faulkner said it best, “We may not be able to read so well but we can damn sure write!” ☮️

[@guaporeturns9472]

@@daviswall3319 Oh I know.. one thing I have learned is that there are good people everywhere you go.. from the inner city of Detroit to a cattle ranch in Eastern Oregon… I never doubted that. I was more talking about the geography , weather and flora and fauna… all of which are interrelated. Low, stagnant and stinky is how I would describe it. Wet and hot much of the time. I’m a PNW guy so I like mountains and cold streams with salmon and trout… but everywhere has it cool stuff.

[@will_the_don]

I’m from this area, my dad knew one of the guys’ cousins, the younger one, she told him, quite frankly, that he wasn’t smart enough to come up with a story like this

[@MrBallen]

Love bedtime stories so much

[@yoshihasparca3545]

Hello MrBallen

[@Mistermash115]

Love your channel!

[@Foxik58]

When can we expect more ghost/alien stories? I miss those camp stories

[@stephenlowe8158]

@MrBallen me too! I live in Pascagoula, right down the road from where this happened, and it's crazy to see Bedtime Stories cover this.

[@amoplangarica1795]

@MrBallen and we love you too. Thank you for your recommendation to watch Bedtimestories. Greetings from Europe.

[@YankeePendragon]

Ahh, a classic case! Apart from the Pt Pleasant flap, the Flatwoods Monster sighting, and the Thomas Mantel tragedy, this is probably the most well-known and carefully investigated UFO incident of the 1950 - 1975 period.

[@cloudbloom]

Don't forget the Betty & Barney Hill case

[@TheAngryPothead]

Kentucky Goblins and Washington DC ufos too. tbh there are a lot of classic cases from that time.

[@cv507]

jönä v?v verne ???@@cloudbloom

[@jaroslavpesek6642]

Carefuly investigated? It wasnt investigated at all. More like overbloated.

[@YankeePendragon]

@@cloudbloom (clunks head on desk) Of course I forget the most important one! Ugh!!

[@arthurcdamage4616]

I remember hearing about this on the news when I was a kid. It actually made national news headlines. Scared the poop out of me...and yet I was still intrigued by the thought of it.

[@21stCenturyDub]

RIP Calvin Parker & Charles Hickson. Great video guys

[@kenparks3164]

I was living in Biloxi at the time and heard all about it. My godfather knew sheriff Diamond very well, who confided, "Those boys saw something". No one ever really doubted it.

[@bobdollaz3391]

We Rednecks bear witness to so many oddities and horror's! Grüsse aus Mississippi

[@yggdrasild755]

if the memories are 'implanted' by 'aliens' why do they do it ?

[@Mr.no_onE]

Yeah my mother went to school with one or both of the guys, I remember growing up listening to her tell me the story about every three years or so. I was born and raised in Pascagoula

[@kelleychilton2524]

I remember when this incident happened, watched it on TV at the time. These men were roundly criticized and ridiculed. They were called every name in the book, it's a shame.

[@bookah8787]

Look at the two men who told this thick as two short planks, B O L L O C K S

[@Twinkus]

Always excited when a new Bedtime Stories episode comes out. I love how the stores are put together and illustrated and I like the narrators voice. 😊

[@jpk2145]

You guys should do an episode on Houska Castle. You mentioned it in an old episode but it would be incredible to do a full episode on it.

[@JohntheLNERP2]

I'd like to see them cover the Chair of Death in Thirsk Yorkshire

[@danielsatter1805]

What this guy said. Please do an episode on Houska.

[@funniebunnie4u]

Ooh my! I'm not remembering the story, of this castle... 🤔🤔🤔 ~ ( skips off, to google Houska Castle ) 😁💃💃💃❣️💃❣️💃💃

[@Ler-ky1tz]

Hulk yeahr!!!

[@guaporeturns9472]

Do an episode on the spirits that haunt The Strid.

[@CaptainTeach1]

The Pascagoula incident is the best case of UFO abduction I have ever heard since Betty and Barney Hill and the Fire in the Sky case

[@RMoocher]

There's plenty of others! Look up the allagash abduction!

[@stephenlowe8158]

I live in Pascagoula. I'm right down the road from where this happened. I've heard the story before, and seen it covered a few times, but it is awesome to see this covered on one of my favorite KZbin channels.

[@gregoryvn3]

I appreciate all the detail work on these so much. The artwork, the careful attention to building up a mood, the extra humanizing details, the extra bits of local and surrounding history of the time and era to give things more context. Good stuff.

[@wolfmauler]

Ah, the joy of a new Bedtime Story episode! Especially when you don't want to get burned out, but have been binging the back catalogue anyway!

[@alinapopescu872]

Your episode "The Trucker's Wife" is my favourite. I highly recommend it to those who haven't watched it yet.

[@chrisseverin8196]

I'm always happy to see a new Bedtime Stories! I've even got my two teens eagerly watching. 😉

[@peckishpagan]

This was a great story! One time a kid named Ray took his pet squirrel to a little church in Pascagoula (he wasn’t from Pascagoula; just visiting his grandmother). He was showing it to his friend name Hugh when it got loose and started running up people’s legs. It caused a serious ruckus. People thought they were possessed and everyone got baptized whether they needed it or not. He never said what happened to the squirrel once it was over.😉

[@marybdrake1472]

I love that song. It's hilarious. 🤣

[@donewithmodernlife]

I heard they was jumpin’ pews & shoutin’ hallelujah…

[@tuckamojo7660]

😂 That song is hilarious 😅

[@Henry8VIII8]

Immediately went to the comments to search for this lol

[@ThestuffthatSaralikes]

OMG I wanna see a trending search for “Rays squirrel Pascagoula church” now due to a bunch of confused 20 something’s….😂

[@nekophht]

So, I've barely gotten started, but I'm just going to go out on a limb and guess that this is not going to be about how one Sunday in the middle of church service, a squirrel got loose and went totally berserk. Because that's the first thing that comes to mind when I think of Pascagoula, Mississippi. ^^;

[@benthomas8765]

Do the Holland, Michigan UFO story from March of 1994. Next to Roswell, it has to be the biggest story ever. Corroborating evidence among the hundreds of eyewitnesses, including law enforcement and radar operators.

[@Tsotha]

The Pascagoula abduction is indeed one of the most interesting, from the weird looking entities that have alternately been described as "robot mummies" or "elephant skinned" to how the 2 witnesses had somewhat different recollections of the event. The video does not mention this but Parker also recalled the robot mummies being commanded by a beautiful human-like androgynous entity and would go on to have a 2nd abduction experience in the 1990's where the human-like commander now appeared distinctly female and seemed much more openly malicious. (having evolved from Ziggy Stardust to Sil from Species, so to speak) Parker went into detail about this in his interviews for the podcast The Paracast.

[@mage1439]

Do you have something to search for about that second one, because I just watched an interview with him and he didn't mention it. I'm very curious.

[@Tsotha]

@@mage1439 it's the interview he did for the Paracast on the 6th of October 2019, I also remember Parker talking about that on episode 153 of Tim Beckley's show Exploring the Bizarre

[@lynx-fernandogonzalez1571]

The alien abductions always seemed ridiculous to me before this channel, the way you guys tell the stories make me sympathize with the witnesses and wonder what really happened to them.

[@ДушманКакдела]

Look up Brothers of the Serpent UFO series with Marty Garza

[@memyselfandi8544]

UFO stories always have this one fact, no physical evidence. These are evil spirits. UFOs cannot read minds, especially flying high over populated places, but evil spirits can take over your body and mind, and are localized in nature. Just like UFO stories.

[@confusedbadger6275]

Nothing happens to them. It's all bs. Isn't it odd that it's always some hick Americans that these aliens have travelled light-years to abduct ? You know, the land of conspiracy theorists, truthers and millions of gullible religious nutjobs.

[@SamuelBlack84]

It's a big universe out there

[@kaminsod4077]

​@@SamuelBlack84 I figure any life advanced enough to achieve ftl travel, something beyond impossible with our understanding of physics, wouldn't bother with our planet.

[@snicklesnockle7263]

You forgot to mention they rammed something in the guy's mouth, and he showered with bleach and hot water afterwards to disinfect himself, and it burned him.

[@milesjargon]

The bleach and water burned him?

[@bootnad]

I've been counting down the days until you guys get 1 million subs and to see this channel blow up like never before. I cannot wait!

[@thephantom2man]

Found this channel on something like the 2nd or 3rd ever upload randomly, youtubes algorithm recommended me it and i thought i'll give it a go. Almost nothing in my life has stayed the same, with many many things coming and going. But one thing i can say, is in all these years i have NEVER missed an upload on this channel, and never will. Thanks BTS team

[@Bojangles6]

A squirrel went berserk in the First Self-Righteous Church. The incident is known as the mississippi squirrel revival. True story, look it up.

[@micheledeetlefs6041]

Yeah, it was a fight for survival that broke out in revival! 😂

[@StylinandRaciallyProfilin]

Was looking for someone to mention that lol

[@Bojangles6]

@@StylinandRaciallyProfilin couldnt help myself. Its the only other time ive ever heard of Pascagoula, MS.

[@aaronpoling7745]

Ok haven’t seen that since I was a boy!!! In the sleepy little town of pascagoula

[@waynereed5554]

Put your clothes back on Ethel

[@Fuhrious]

Jesus what a channel. Fantastic material and presentation. Thank you for the work you do!

[@martinharris5017]

Thanks, one of the few abduction/Close encounter cases that really convinces me. I don't know what happened to those guys, but they clearly are telling the truth about their experience.

[@briantomcollins]

I don't subscribe to many channels, and the ones i am subscribed to, i don't really get excited about a nee post. This legit makes my Sunday nites.

[@tygerbyrn]

Aliens Ghosts Cryptids Strange Deaths Mysteries True Crime Bedtime 💀 Stories I love your channel. I started with Something in the Desert and was instantly hooked. I eagerly await every episode. Keep up the great work see you next episode.

[@teenapittman4241]

I knew what was coming when “Ray” took his “pet squirrel” to “church in Pascagoula”. Good ole Ray Stevens.

[@lorrainehervert5890]

As a resident of Mobile, AL its always funny to hear these southern town names mispronounced with non southern accents, lol. Love y'alls work and accuracy of the story itself. ❤

[@parkernelson465]

I'm also from Mobile, the way he said Biloxi makes me chuckle lol

[@donrosario3]

its one of the best parts of the show

[@austintrousdale2397]

“MO-bull? How far away from Bill-LOX-ee is that?” 😬😉

[@ThePubliusValerius]

I'm originally from Mobile too. Bil-LOCKS-see lol

[@masterroshi1701]

I miss Mobile, the OG Mardi Gras doncha know

[@AnimeShinigami13]

Somehow I'm reminded of 'The Whisperer in Darkness' by HP Lovecraft when you described the aliens.

[@burritoboy2751]

That's exactly what I thought. The description of the aliens sounds just like the Mi-Go.

[@abdulqudz89]

this channel never disappoints with the content provided.

[@marginbuu212]

I find it interesting that a lot of the older UFO stories had aliens dressed in shiny metallic suits and then it seems to have just gone out of style. Either fashion changed in the galaxy as a whole or something else is going on here.

[@Avoidiac]

retrofuturism wasn't out of style yet

[@PunchBuggyDreams]

And what stumps me even more is how is it that these purported extra-terrestrials are able to breathe our atmosphere, do not need pressure suits and are able to withstand our gravity and levitate in the air? AND! Go under water? I'm sure if we visited their home world we would probably be dead in a few minutes breathing in their alien air.

[@smartman123]

love your stories man specially when it's raining ☔ very cozy

[@everetbalforthe2681]

I was born there and raised close by, its always crazy to see any kind of content about pascagoula

[@sgauden02]

You never disappoint! I can't wait to see this year's Holiday Special!

[@gattskin]

YEEES!!! As a Mississippian who’s visited pascagoula multiple times in my life, i think about this case all the time! thank you so much for covering it!

[@adambeasley35]

Bedtime stories you seriously deserve 1M subs, your stories are so good ❤

[@이동연-c6d]

2:00 Beginning of the story

[@thebigskyguy]

Skepticism can sometimes cloak reality

[@gerry5134]

Always enjoy the artwork as well as the stories and narrator. Look forward to listening at bedtime ! 😊

[@dannysimmons3167]

I heard that a squirrel went berserk in the 1st self righteous church in the town. I don’t guess anyone else is going to mention that incident?

[@STRAKAZulu]

Have to admit, I was expecting this to be about a crazed squirrel in a Baptist church!

[@tylerharry6319]

I see a new Bedtime Stories? Im happy. I see that its about aliens? I'm really happy. I see that its about a case that I've never heard of before? I'm psyched.

[@ronnywilly]

Another pascagoula video! Just what we needed!

[@Kevin-gc4ri]

Great storys, the artwork is impressive. Thank you.

[@wamsinchester6339]

What happened in Pascagoula? I'll tell you what happened! Some kid brought his pet squirrel into the church and it went berserk and folks started jumpin pews... On another note, I don't recall if the color of the entities was mentioned, but the illustration of them reminded me of a strange, and at the time terrifying, dream I had as a kid where I didn't have a face or hair or anything, my head was red and just looked like the 'rippled' bodies the entities had in the illustration. I remember I tried to scream in the dream and couldn't, and I also couldn't breathe because my mouth and nose were gone. That drawing kinda gave me the heebiejeebies because it resurrected that dream from the graveyard of forgotten things in my head lol

[@Sorrowdusk]

😮 I thought they were mummies in bandages. 🧟‍♂️🌴🏜️

[@Tsotha]

I have frequently heard the Pascagoula aliens described as "robot mummies"@@Sorrowdusk

[@wamsinchester6339]

@@Sorrowdusk ​ they do look it. makes em creepier somehow

[@wamsinchester6339]

@@Tsotha yeah that definitely makes them creepier

[@Tsotha]

I first heard of the Pascagoula case in a book about UFOs and aliens by Colin Wilson, where he described the Pascagoula aliens as "elephant-skinned"@@wamsinchester6339

[@ddc2957]

You should do a mock episode called, “The Bat-Man of Gotham City.”

[@thefisherking78]

Jeeeeez. I was stationed at Keesler once. I just drove across the Pascagoula River a couple weeks ago.

[@Adino1]

I gotta pause my 40k Lore videos because a new Bedtime Stories just dropped

[@GhostZero1111]

Luetin09's channel by any chance?

[@Adino1]

@@GhostZero1111 Normally yes, but this time it is Oculus Imperia

[@GhostZero1111]

@@Adino1 Cool, i'm prettty new to 40k, i'll check out that channel. Another good channel is-the ashen hollow. Take care mate.

[@Liddledriver]

You might want to check out the UFO crash in Cape Gerardo Missouri in 1942. It was a very large craft but was quickly moved by the army.

[@lordkinbote74]

I did deliveries to gas stations in and around cape Girardeau a few years ago. I had a stop in Chaffee, to the west, which required me to take the roads north and south of the airport and some farmland. This area always seemed a little off, but I had no idea why. About a year after I startes this route, I heard about this incident and immediately knew this is where it happened. In the farmland to the west of ths airport I ended up finding a misshapen discolored area across a couple of fields, where the crops are a slightly different color than the rest. I did a time lapse on Google earth of this area, and this discolored gash is in all the satellite imagery. I have no doubt this is where the crash occurred.

[@Cpt_Wolf]

Statement that alcohol make you to hallucinate always crack me up.

[@DrGreenthumbPhd]

It certainly can. One time I was drunk on whiskey at a bar and brought home a perfect 10 but when I woke up in the morning she was barely a 5!

[@bobjones-m3p]

Please do more cryptid stories

[@AlvinLovesAnime]

This is one of my favorite alien encounters, I am considering to get the book. Thank you guys for your content, God bless you now and always! 🙏❤

[@jaroslavpesek6642]

Then the story worked. The sole purpose of the story is to make you buy a book.

[@jayuno3009]

Great video. This is one of the most famous cases from a landmark year of humanoid encounters. Check out 1973: Year of the Humanoids by David Webb, there’s a pdf version online. It’s a great document of everything that happened that year, in terms of encounters. It’s all quite bizarre and unsettling.

[@RoseannHammac]

I live in Mobile Alabama and have heard about this all my life, creepy!

[@The_GenXennial]

I am born and raised in Goula. 3rd generation. The U.S. Coast Guard had a run in with a USO at the mouth of the Pascagoula River. Information is out there. Just takes some digging. I know more than a handful of folks that saw a craft the night Parker and Hickson claimed to have been abducted. I know many that have seen unidentified flying objects since. As recent as last year. Anyway, I appreciate your video.

[@Hansprivate]

I remember hearing and reading about this case as as kid.

[@jeffmartin8955]

brilliant as usual mate. keep em coming.

[@Bingo_the_Pug]

A couple of discrepancies: Charles said the creatures weren’t as tall as him, he stood 5’8” so obviously they weren’t 6’. Also he was fully conscious the whole time, it was Calvin who supposedly fainted but he changed his story years later & said he recalled everything

[@alphazero6571]

they get so many things wrong i wont even bother to mention them.. its obvious they havent researched this incident

[@GreenGlo1991]

YOOOOO my grandparents are from Pascagoula and Moss Point. They remember this happening.

[@markwilletts1252]

Yay!! Gonna wait till all the lights are out in my house and scare the shit out of myself with another BEDTIME STORY!!!!!

[@Mr.no_onE]

My mother knew these men, went to school with one or both of these men. Told me the story growing up about every 3 years. I was born and raised in Pascagoula. She said she believed them and they weren't the type to have made it all up. She said they didn't get money or fame. But to the contrary one lost his mind. Both were mocked.

[@blossom1643]

Your mom’s right. They were both nice guys- I went to school with both of them too. (1973) I didn’t know that one lost his mind! That’s really sad. They were both just sweet simple country boys & I liked them both.😢✌️

[@Mr.no_onE]

@@blossom1643 Did you know the Brannings?

[@ValiantKnight7983]

the interview with this guy is chilling. i absolutely believe him

[@drumstick74]

I have researched the UFO matter for decades, and this is on my *Top 5 incidents* list... great to see you cover it!

[@mysmyssi1]

YES!!! Love this content on aliens and alien abduction! Please do more!!!

[@zennbrown6112]

I need more content! It's never enough for me from this channel. More great stories please! 👍

[@johnnylego807]

Excellent video as always!! Please never stop!!

[@JackSparrow-ww6rd]

Did you hear about the Chumbawumba incident? (Bedtimestories voice) "The man was knocked over several time by an unseen force, each time getting up again, only to yet again be thrown to the floor. However, the veracity of the incident has been questioned, due to the fact that the man had at the time been seen drunk by a neighbour who testified "he drinks a whisky drink, he drinks a vodka drink, he drinks a larger drink, he drinks a cider drink".

[@austintrousdale2397]

He tells the stories that remind ‘im of the good times, he tells the stories that remind ‘im of the Bed times!

[@HappyBeezerStudios]

One thing that surprises me about alien encounters is that the aliens tend to manipulate recordings (why is why every video footage is of bad quality) but miss out on wiping the memories of the humans involved. And since they tend to be usually curious and not malicious, they should know a bit about human brains after so many abductions. They take so many humans to probe them, but neither openly show themselves nor make proper precautions to stay secret.

[@JohntheLNERP2]

There's only one alien I'd ever want to encounter and that is The Doctor Edit: There's also a video on KZbin of a CTV News interview with Charles Hickson

[@ZGryphon]

I dunno, really unfortunate things happen very often to people who meet the Doctor. I don't think I like the odds.

[@JohntheLNERP2]

@@ZGryphon maybe but at the very least he doesn't try to kill or mutilate you

[@The72challenger]

theres a bunch of story telling channels with tongue and cheek commentary and character gimmicks but this channel is still my favorite...the artwork is awesome and the composition of the storytelling is the best.

[@doug_d767]

Good story! One of my go-to audio 'story' channels to listen to!

[@jessehutchings]

Where is the sheriff's tape of their conversation?

[@janetcraft]

Good question :)

[@kellyford8832]

just wanna take a moment to thank you for so much work and effort that it takes to create on of your amazing videos... the narration is superb and the art work is TOP RATE. and thank you for going into these topics... it's VERY IMPORTANT that the "RITE" people pay attention to what's going on ESPICALLY now.

[@Pao19088]

You should do an episode on the cryptid named "The Crabcat". Fear the Crabcat!

[@____K_____989]

HeckleFish should be interviewed as a hostile witness😂😂😂

[@CrownTO]

Calvin Parker passed away in August. He was not lying about the incident as others had seen the light too.

[@ernestturner915]

Then how come the other guy admitted it was a hoax..I totally remember this story when I was in Junior High. I've known people who were in the immediate vicinity and they saw nothing- and I'm originally from New Orleans which is about 40 or so miles from there. I don't believe everything I hear and read..

[@racookster]

@@ernestturner915 - You're confused. Neither Hickson nor Parker ever recanted their story.

[@jaroslavpesek6642]

​@@racookster maybe you dont know and see everything?

[@jaroslavpesek6642]

Or maybe they were liars too.

[@starwarsempirestrikesbacks182]

​@ernestturner915 can you show me the link please I really wanna see it

[@tiberiusclaudiuscaesaraugu8089]

Was waiting for this

[@mecahhannah]

Awesome as always thanks

[@antonkovalenko364]

It's Keesler AFB. I did some training there years ago.

[@JamesTiberiusKirk-ez3qu]

I love the story 😊 Bedtime Stories is absolutely a great channel

[@k.b.tidwell]

I don't remember these events, but I DO remember the time the squirrel went berserk at the First Self Righteous Church in that sleepy little town of Pascagoula. It was a fight for survival that broke out in revival. They were jumping pews and shouting, "Hallelujah!" -- Ray Stevens

[@Ericaodd]

What happened in Pascagoula? Well... a squirrel went berserk in the First Self-Righteous Church, in the sleepy little town...

[@BennyLlama39]

Why does this have Ray Stevens written all over it? 😀

[@humphreysmcgoo4370]

You beat me to it

[@whims6278]

Ah missing void just did this story and related it back to past mythology which was incredibly interesting!

[@Big_Sloppa]

You being abducted: 😨😱😭 It's just aliens: 🤗😗😎 They probing Uranus: 😳😳😳

[@Wolfenhaas]

Great storytelling, as always!

[@beebester4106]

Boy, if the booze they were sipping on made them hallucinate levitating over the river an seeing flying saucers an aliens I'd like to get my hands on some a that stuff.

[@mickeymouse8685]

Thank you for another enjoyable episode and stunning art work❤

[@ralphreinhardt6020]

Another great episode guys, thanks. 😎👍

[@andrewkaye2108]

About time! Lol. This is a classic landmark case, good to see it finally covered here. :)

[@collyarmstrong9628]

Delighted to be here. Doesn't matter if I don't believe. Brilliant channel.

[@nemo7782]

Sundays made perfect, AGAIN!

[@refrergrdtdsxt]

Can you guys display measures in metric system too? It totally breaks the vibe to go look up stuff and this happens barely every video. I have no idea what 6 feet is and it's annoying to pause the video to look it up. Thanks

[@valladolid0711]

I would get familiarized with both systems. It will benefit you.

[@markcambrone8369]

Was super eager to see this one after your video on the Metal Man.