Just a few miles off the Thailand coast, the island of Kothau looks like a postcard.

I'd underneath the surface lies something sinister.

In the last 20 years dozens of tourists have died mysteriously on the island.

A dark cloud who's come over the island, death, mystery and danger.

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In a field of course that is just so important to all of us because you know with everybody concerned about COVID and the election and everything,

it's kind of nice just to have some solid paranormal investigators out there who love what they do do it almost 24-7.

I don't know, yeah, I don't know when I sleep. I definitely don't know when you sleep. My gosh.

Well, it is a lifestyle and you know I've been self-employed since I was a teenager and I figured out how to go and do the things that I love.

You know I had a relative who told me when I was a kid, do what you love and the money will come and I believed that.

And so I've traveled the world, you know I've been to Transylvania and Romania. I've investigated the Tower of London.

I lived in the Bermuda Triangle. I went to of course, the Explore of the Mayan Pyramids in Central America.

And what I have found is that you know you can get into this field many different ways, whether it's ghosts or UFOs or cryptids or psychic stuff.

But if you really are serious and you stick with it and it becomes a lifestyle, you start to see all these things connect and you also begin to see that there is something that can only be described as interdimensional here.

That there are certain windows that open up and you know what George, of all the things that I have investigated over my most by life at this point.

My favorite has got to be the Mothman.

What a great story. I remember going to the movie when it came out in 2002 with Richard Geer.

And they had flashes of the Mothman in the film but so fast you couldn't see what it was. You went what was that?

You know they they've had these one or two second cuts in there. But what a great story. Do you know much about John Keel, the late John Keel?

Oh yes. He is one of my favorite authors. I really wish I'd gotten to meet him. Unfortunately I didn't meet him in person but his work affected me tremendously because he was extremely nuanced in looking at all the different facets of why that people perceive these strange things.

It's a very easy and tempting for investigators like myself to just take things and sort of categorize them and stick them in.

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