Category: Case Files
Deeper Paranormal Warehouse case studies, evidence reviews, historical context, competing explanations, and ongoing investigations.
Arecibo’s 2003 UX34 Radar Images: The ‘Cosmic Disc’ Had a Better Explanation
Arecibo radar images of asteroid 2003 UX34 inspired claims that a strange disc appeared beside the object. The real scientific record is interesting enough: the 2017 observations helped reveal that the asteroid has a companion.
Oklahoma Bigfoot Video: The Viral ‘Sasquatch’ Clip Was a Stunt
A clear 2024 TikTok from Lawton, Oklahoma looked like unusually convincing Bigfoot footage. Local reporting later identified it as satire tied to a Bigfoot-themed business promotion.
Strauss Mansion Shadow Video: What Investigators Actually Captured
Investigators at New Jersey’s Strauss Mansion have reported shadow movement, voices and other strange activity for years. The strongest part of the case is that several incidents were documented by people closely tied to the historic site.
Gippsland Yowie Carrot Footage: What Did Belinda Kay Capture?
Belinda Kay says a motion camera in Victoria’s Gippsland region captured a hairy limb reaching toward carrots she left near the bush. The footage has drawn praise from zoologist and broadcaster Gary Opit—but the case remains unverified.
Gettysburg’s 2001 ‘Marching Figures’ Video: What the Underwoods Actually Recorded
In October 2001, Delia and Tom Underwood filmed strange lights and figure-like forms at Gettysburg’s Triangular Field. Delia later said they looked like soldiers marching through the trees. The footage is famous; the cause remains unverified.
NASA’s Mars ‘Jellyfish’ Image: Why Curiosity Probably Photographed a Camera Artifact
A bizarre shape in a 2023 Curiosity Navcam frame went viral in 2026 as a possible Martian creature or machine. The original NASA image is real. The strongest explanation is a transient detector artifact, likely from an energetic particle.
The Chandelier UAP: What the Pentagon’s 2013 Infrared Video Actually Shows
A bizarre eight-pointed object first surfaced publicly as the “Chandelier” UAP. In 2026, AARO released the underlying 2013 military infrared video—along with a government record that is still oddly inconsistent about whether the case is unresolved or an aircraft.