Welcome back to So Supernatural. I hope you're ready for that special hour where you can put on your

tin foil foil hat and match everyone else in the room. So let's go.

The topic of U has fascinated me, practically since childhood. The idea that there's

some world out there beyond our own, with its own intelligent life, its own technology, its own culture and history,

it's incredible, especially if you take into consideration that they would have to travel light

ears to reach us. But I would be lying if I didn't say the idea of

extraterrestrials terrifies me too. I wonder a lot what would the arrival of

aliens actually mean for us?

Would they be harmless?

Or would life as we know it come to an end?

I honestly think it's that fear, that unknown that keeps so many people from taking UFO seriously.

Sure, there's the occasional light in the sky, a blurry photo of a strange hovering object.

Ignorance is bliss, and it's easy for people to say,

but no one ever has physical proof.

But what have I told you they did?

Today I'm covering the Cash Landrum incident. In Dayton, Texas, back in December of 1980,

two middle-aged women and a six-year-old boy spotted the mother of all UFO events. It not only changed their minds

about the unknown, it created long lasting bodily harm so severe that they sued the US government over it.

And just a heads up, I will actually be coming to you next week with a huge surprise,

so make sure you stay tuned. If you venture out of the big city of Houston, Texas, and take a 40 minute ride northeast, you'll come to a small

little town called Dayton.

It hasn't changed a ton in the last 40 plus years.

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