[UA] Re: Screams from nowhere

[Scott Kane]

_The Big Book of the Unexplained_ (by Doug Moench, DC Comics' 
Paradox Press) has a few panels about this creepy fading voice 
tale and other similar space-time distortions.  Their tale presents 
a young Oliver Lerch of South Bend, Indiana disappearing on 
Christmas Eve 1890, and leaving an abrupt set of footprints 
in the snow.  My, my. The things you learn reading comics!

I was pretty sure another one of the Big Book series had
the version with the farmer, but I couldn't find it.  Anyway, 
here's the bibliography of the BBotU section if anyone wants 
to "Read more about it!":

	Brookesmith, Peter, ed. Appearances and Disappearances.
London: Macdonald & Co. Ltd, 1989.

	Clark, Jerome. Unexplained! Detroit, MI: Visible Ink Press, 1993.

	Creighton, Gordon. "Teleportations." Encounter Cases From Flying
Saucer Review. Charles Bowen, ed. New York: Signet Books, 1977.

	Edwards, Ron. "ZAP! Mysterious Teleportations." UFO Universe,
Vol. 6, No. 3, Fall 1996.

	Evans, Hilary. UFOs: The Greatest Mystery. London: Albany Books,
1979.

	Fort, Charles. The Complete Books of Charles Fort.  New York: Dover
Books, 1974.

	Jessup, M.K. The Case for the UFO. New York Citadel Press, 1955.

	Michell, John and Robert J.M. Rickard. Phenomena: A Book of
Wonders.  New York: Pantheon Books, 1977.

	Picknett, Lynn. Flights of Fancy? 100 Years of Paranormal
Experiences.  New York: Ballentine Books, 1989.

	Sanderson, Ivan T. Things. New York: Pyramid Books, 1967.

	Teleportation. Mysteries of Mind, Space & Time, Vol 23. Westport, 
CT: H.S. Stuttman Inc. Publishers, 1992.

	Wilkins, Harold T. "They Fly Through the Air." Fate Magazine,
November 1953.


Scott
--Not Tom Bodett, but I'll leave the light on for you.


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