History books say that the last person tried for witchcraft in England was an unassuming widow named Jane Wenham. This took place near the beginning of the 1700s. But was Wenham really just a simpleton, unfairly put through this "witch-hunt" during the manic witch-hunting times of medieval England and Colonial America? Or was Wenham truly a practitioner and enforcer of the dark arts? In this episode of The Paranormal Nothing, we will delve into the curious and complex case of the last witch of England, Jane Wenham. We also have a listener submitted story on a sighting of the alleged Michigan Dogman! Happy Halloween!

The events analyzed are famous from the recent Demon House movie, but in this episode of The Paranormal Nothing, we take an objective look at the purported case of LaToya Ammons, who underwent a Catholic exorcism due to the effects of malignant forces at play in her home and in the lives of her mother and children. Happy October!

You might have seen a recent video clip making the rounds online showing the reading of the deathbed confession of an alleged Man in Black (MIB) named Joseph Spencer. The confession divulges on the apparent reality of things like alien abductions, MK Ultra, underground bases, Project Blue Beam and the true nature of the MIB themselves. In today's episode of TPN, we will take a look at the accuracy of claims made in the video, in addition to validating the origin and validity of the video itself.

With last week's announcement of possible biosignatures of life detected in the cloud layers of Venus, we look at how science would be able to detect these alien biological signals using existing methods and technology. Can we legitimately detect the signs of life on the surface or in the atmospheres of our nearest neighbors and on extrasolar planets?

A gradual scouting and then invasion of earth to harvest it for natural resources (including humans). Or is it a visible battle between good and evil? Or... something entirely else? The Alien Agenda, on this episode of The Paranormal Nothing.

La Llorona, or the Weeping Lady. You might have seen the recent movie, heard the story, or maybe even had had your own sighting of the elusive Lady in White. Is she just a Mexican folk tale told to small children to scare them, or is her origin more... sinister?

You're sitting in your living room. From the corner of of your eye you see what looks like a shadowy figure crossing your hallway. Or in the middle of the night you wake up and see a dark figure, perched at the foot of your bed. The figure is wearing a fedora hat and a long, black coat. If you have seen any of these entities, you are not alone. Who or what are these recurring shadowy figures typically known as shadow people?

Considered the "mother" of paranormal/high-strangeness cases, the Skinwalker Ranch phenomena has seen more publicity than usual lately due to a film, tv series and the sale of the property to a new owner. In this episode of TPN, we take a deep dive into an analysis of all paranormal phenomena that have occurred/continue occurring at the ranch up to the present day. How can the wide range of phenomena at the ranch be categorized, explained or analyzed when there is no clear pattern to any of the anomalous events that occur there?

Restricted mostly to ancient mythologies involving pharaohs and fantastical creatures, is the creature known as the Cynocephaly (or dog-headed man) more of a flesh and blood human-canine chimera, or is it something more paranormal? We'll analyze historical and contemporary sightings of the entity, and provide an analysis of the creature's reality.

An analysis of the 1996 Varginha, Brazil alleged UFO crash retrieval case, which included multiple eyewitness accounts of alien creatures (both dead and alive), as well as possible deaths due to contact with these humanoids. Why is the Varginha case not more widely considered the world's new Roswell?