I was putting the show together earlier, and I hit a point where I just stopped, not because anything didn't make sense, but because too much of it did, and nobody else seems to be reacting to it.

You look at everything being put out this week, and none of it's small, none of its throwaway. And yet,

it all just kind of is and it slides by. No pressure for answers, no real follow-up, no one

digging in the way you'd expect. And at some point, you stop asking what the story is and you

start asking, why isn't this a bigger deal?

And that's why you can rely on us, the paranormal 60 News crew, to shine a light on the shadowy

corners of the world news and make it a discussion, not just tabloid fodder.

That's what we'll do next.

Right here with Greg, the paranormal detective, the colonel and me, your host, Dave Schrader,

on the news you need to know.

We are at the Paranormal 60 News.

Music. I'm My Good morning. Welcome to the This is the paranormal 60 News.

I'm Dave.

That is the paranormal detective Greg Lawson and all the way at the end with his microphone muted. America's greatest hero of the colonel. Good evening, gentlemen. Thank you for being here. Good evening, Dave. How are you, sir? Hi, everybody. A little melancholy. It's a, you know, I did a show at the beginning of the week about death and spirituality with Cindy Kays. And I was feeling pretty good about it. And then,

you know, I was hit with the fact that, uh, we lost. Nick Pope passed away that day. Um,

and then I got word that a friend of mine from high school passed away from a massive heart

attack. A bar and restaurant owner died at work.

At my age, I start putting a lot of things into the holy category, and it's just been

it's been a little tough.

But we do have to start off this week recognizing the passing of a few people.

Former military remote viewer Ed Dames has died after

decades of controversial claims. Major Ed Dames, a former U.S. Army intelligence officer, and one-time

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