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The Welcome back to the UFO Rabbit Hole podcast. I'm your host, Kelly Chase.

This episode is the first in a new series about what is

surely one of the strangest places on the planet, the infamous Skinwalker Ranch in Utah.

Tucked away in the Uintaw Basin in northeastern Utah, this mysterious ranch has long been the

epicenter of a kaleidoscopic range of reports of high

strangeness. The breadth and frequency of these reports has turned this ranch into a kind of

living lab that is served as the focal point of decades of scientific investigation into

anomalous phenomena of all kinds, some of which were carried out by our own government.

And it's this connection that I find most fascinating, in which I would argue make Skinwalker

Ranch worthy of deeper consideration. All around the world, there are particular locations

that emerge as hotspots of anomalous phenomena. In the United States, places like Mount Shasta in California and Point Pleasant, West Virginia

come to mind.

And while much of what has been written and speculated about these locations where high

strangeness seems to be a part of the fabric of everyday life, it's hard to think of any

place that has been the subject of such

prolonged scientific investigation as Skinwalker Ranch.

And even more compelling is the fact that when we dig into the history of the ranch, we

quickly find that many of the people who have been working both publicly and behind the scenes

for UFO disclosure, many of whom are

current or former members of the intelligence community, have a shared history at the ranch.

In fact, it's not overstating things to say that what has become the current disclosure movement

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