Imagine you open up your mailbox one day and inside is this handwritten envelope.

It's not a bill, it's not your birthday, and you don't recognize the sender, but it's

clearly addressed to you.

So you open it up and read the letter inside.

The words seem to be written by a madman, which is creepy because this stranger knows exactly

who you are, and for some reason he tells you a secret.

The government has been conducting ultra-classified experiments using human lab rats.

They might have even ripped a hole through space.

You'd throw out the letter and lock your doors, right?

Except that in the case of Morris Jessup, if he had done that, then we wouldn't know

about the Philadelphia experiment.

This is Supernatural, a podcast original, and I'm your host, Ashley Flowers.

Every Wednesday I'll be taking a deep dive into a real unexplained occurrence to try and

figure out the truth.

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This week I'm examining the Philadelphia experiment.

A top secret World War II Navy test said to have had disastrous results.

It's a wild story, but it's worth talking about because for decades people have tried

to figure out just how much of it is actually true.

All that and more is coming up.

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