Well, you're in the Paracast, the gold standard of paranormal radio.

And now, here's Gene Steinberg.

Well, neighbors, some of you have been asking me about David Biedney.

When's he going to come back?

Well, here's the news, ladies and gentlemen.

David has decided to return to civilian life.

He's gone back to his day job.

So we wish David the best of luck in his new pursuits.

Our guest host again this week is Paul

Kimball. And you wrote a very fascinating post over at forum.theparacast.com, the famous

powercast community forums I want to talk about. And to preface this, Paul, we had an episode

a couple of weeks back featuring Frank Warren and Scott Ramsey about the Aztec case, which obviously you don't buy.

And one of the points you raised was some background about Frank Scully.

Now, we all know Frank Scully was a variety columnist.

And a couple of things I read from him, he seemed like a pretty straight guy.

But he had a pretty wacky background,

didn't he? Yeah. I've been long-running sort of tete-to-tet with Scott and Frank. And Scott, I worked on a

film with him, the Aztec-1948 film. I actually made it back, I think, five or six years ago.

And they're very nice guys, so it's not personal. But I think they're just dead

wrong about the Aztec case. And so does pretty much everybody else who's ever looked into it.

I've called it Euphology's Dracula, because it seems to be the one case that you can stick a stake in it,

like JP Con did back in the 50s. Literally, how can you get a bigger stake than, you know, the two guys that are

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