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Saturday's dark skies and thunderstorms only added to the ambiance of author Nick Redfern's lecture. As Books blog fans read previously, the Dallas-based paranormal investigating journalist was at the downtown library discussing "Weird Mysteries of Texas." It was a great turn-out despite the tornado alerts. Attendees included Terry Groff, a field investigator and webmaster for the Dallas-Fort Worth chapter of MUFON (Mutual UFO Network), which is dedicated to UFO research and public education on the subject. Redfern presented a dramatic slide show from his travels across the globe and right here at home in search of everything from ghosts, chupacabras and Big Foot to crop circles and UFOs. What's Redfern working on next? He's returning to the Big Thicket region of East Texas for a deeper investigation of the Bragg Road ghost light. Learn more about Redfern's adventures in his new book, Memoirs of a Monster Hunter: A Five-Year Journey in Search of the Unknown. Photo by C. Wynn: Redfern at the Dallas Public Library |
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