In January of 1971, the Perron family moved into a 14-room farmhouse in Harrisville, Rhode Island, where Carolyn, Roger, and their five daughters began to notice strange things happening almost immediately after they moved in. Missing objects and strange noises soon escalated into evil spirits and a reported demonic possession. Two years later the family contacted Ed and Lorraine Warren, the famous paranormal investigators from Connecticut, to look into what they were experiencing. This was the basis for the movie “The Conjuring.” The family eventually moved out of the home and today, it is a destination paranormal hot spot.

I have remote viewed the history of paranormal activity on the property of the famous Conjuring House and reveal my findings on Remote Viewing Investigations with paranormal researcher and experiencer Barry Littleton.

Between February 1692 and May 1693, the deadliest witch hunt in Colonial North America took place in Salem, Massachusetts. A series of hearings were held where 200 people were accused of witchcraft. Thirty people were found guilty, nineteen were executed by hanging (fourteen women and five men). One man was pressed to death and five others died in jail.
Mass hysteria broke out in the Salem area as terrified Puritans believed the Devil had made his presence known in their town. Neighbor accused neighbor and family members turned on each other with accusations of witchcraft.

Just as quickly as the terror began, it ended. Puritan officials eventually came to their senses and halted the trials. Records were sealed and any writing or publicizing of the trails were banned. Books and records were burned. Some say it was the first large government cover-up in American history, used to hide the prosecution and execution of innocent people.

Jessica and her special guest Tonia Braddock have both remote viewed the Salem Witch Trials and reveal their findings here on Remote Viewing Investigations.

On a cold, snowy night in Mineral Point, Wisconsin in 1981, police officers were dispatched to Graceland Cemetary, where multiple residents reported someone hanging around the area resembling a vampire. When the officers arrived, they spotted the man and he fled the scene, jumping over six feet into the air and over the cemetery fence. In 2004, several witnesses claimed that a creepy man attacked people residing in an apartment building by jumping at them from a tall tree. He ran from the police and, once again, took a superhuman leap over a 10-foot-tall wall and disappeared. After both chases, the man's footprints reportedly disappeared into thin air on the other side of the fence and wall, as if he disappeared mid-air. The last sighting was in 2008, when a couple who was fishing encountered the strange man, running away as the being gave chase.

Mineral Point, Wisconsin is known for its haunts - from the Ridgeway Phantom to the haunted Walker House. This is truly an area of high strangeness. Jessica has remote viewed the vampire of Mineral Point and reveals her findings here on "Remote Viewing Investigations."

Brasil, also known as Hy Brasil, is a phantom island said to lie in the Atlantic Ocean west of Ireland. It is described as cloaked in mist except for one day every seven years, when it becomes visible but still cannot be reached. The mysterious island was noted on maps as early as 1325. It is said to have been the home of a wealthy and highly advanced civilization. Those who visited the island returned with tales of gold-roofed towers and domes, healthy cattle, and opulent citizens. The Irish claim that it is shrouded in fog or perhaps beneath the ocean, and the island appears only briefly, once every seven years. Many people have visited the island for centuries. Jessica remote viewed Hy Brasil and revels her findings here with her special guest Barry Littleton.

The Beast of Bray Road is said to be a humanoid wolf-like creature that has been reported in the rural area of Elkhorn, Wisconsin. The beast was originally spotted on a farm road for which it is named.

The Beast of Bray Road is often reported as being around 7' tall, covered in hair, walking on four legs or two legs, having the body similar to a human and the head of a wolf or bear. Some say it looks like s Bigfoot or a Werewolf.

The creature was allegedly first sighted in 1936. In the 1980's and 1990's, several alleged witnesses reported the beast had made contact with their vehicles, leaving long scratch marks on doors and trunks of vehicles. One witness stated she hit something while crossing Bray Road. Upon exiting her vehicle to determine what she had hit, supposedly a large wolf-like creature with red eyes chased her back into her car, leaving claw marks in the rear passenger door. Sightings also have been reported during daylight hours, with several witnesses stating they observed an unusually large wolf-like creature running on all fours through corn fields.

What exactly is this creature? Jessica remote viewed the Beast of Bray Road and reveals her findings here on Remote Viewing Investigations!

Organism 46-B is said to be an enormous 33ft-long, 14-tentacled squid-like aquatic creature which lived in Lake Vostok, a subglacial lake located under two miles of ice beneath Vostok Station in the Antarctic. It is said to have attacked a team of Russian scientists on an expedition while exploring the lake. The animal could release a toxin into the water to immobilize its prey from a distance of up to 150 feet and displayed an astonishing degree of shapeshifting. It is said it shaped into the form of a human diver. Its limbs were animate and aggressive even after amputation, and it showed a considerable degree of both hostility and intelligence, including being able to communicate telepathically with humans.

Is this some sort of giant squid or just an exciting story of a mythical sea creature? Jessica remote viewed this interesting creature and reveals her findings here on "Remote Viewing Investigations," with her co-host Barry Littleton.

In April of 1971, sightings of a strange creature were reported around Mobile, Alabama. The bizarre animal appeared to have the head of a woman and the legs and torso of a wolf. One witness described what soon became known as the "Wolf Woman" as being “a woman and a wolf, pretty and hairy.” Reports came flooding into the local newspaper, The Mobile Register. Over the next week, the newspaper received at least 50 calls of encounters and sightings of the creature. It was seen running through local yards and it chased and stalked numerous residents. Local police took the investigations seriously because of the number of reports, in case it was a dangerous wild animal on the loose. Fortunately, no one was harmed by the creature. After 10 days of sightings, the Wolf Woman of Mobile disappeared and was never seen again.

Was the Mobile Wolf Woman a Dogman-type creature or could it have been a feral human? Perhaps it was just a misidentified animal. Jessica has remote viewed this creature and reveals her results here with her co-host from Tex's Front Porch.

On November 2, 1966, in Parkersburg, West Virginia, Woodrow Derenberger was driving his way home on Interstate 77 until he heard a crash. An unidentifiable vehicle appeared to land in front of his truck. He described it as "an old-fashioned kerosene lamp chimney, flaring at both ends, narrowing down to a small neck and then enlarging in a great bulge in the center."

The "Grinning Man" walked out of the vehicle up to Derenberger and telepathically said his name was "Indrid Cold" and he meant no harm. Cold said he just wanted to know more about the human race, and he would visit Derenberger again in the future. After the encounter, Derenberger stated that Cold revealed he was from the planet Lanulos in the galaxy of Genemedes.

This encounter happened in the same timeframe, and in the same area, as the infamous Mothman sightings in the Point Pleasant, West Virginia area. Indrid Cold was reportedly seen at least two other times on separate occasions, and some say he is still seen to this day. He got his nickname "The Grinning Man" because he smiles at everyone he encounters, while speaking telepathically. It's assumed by many that Indrid was a humanoid alien, while others say he is associated with the Men in Black (MIB). Jessica remote viewed the origins of Indrid Cold and will reveals her findings here.

In November 1966, a strange creature appeared in an area near Point Pleasant, West Virginia that left locals terrorized. The winged creature was described as at least 7-feet tall with a humanoid body, and a wingspan of at least 10-feet. The most distinctive feature was a set of glowing red eyes. Over the next year, nearly 100 eye-witness reports were made of what became known as "Mothman" to the locals. Some say it was an extraterrestrial, while others believe it to be an unknown animal species. Others assume it was a supernatural manifestation.

Reports of people being attacked and killed by "unspecified animals" and packs of wild dogs have become quite prevalent across the United States in the recent years. Some suspect that these attacks are the work of mysterious cryptids, such as the Dogman. From a recent death of a hunter in Texas, to a woman in Tennesse, and attacks on hunters in the Land Between the Lakes, Jessica has remote viewed some specific incidents and reveals her findings here on Remote Viewing Investigations with Jessica Jones.