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What would you do if you felt eyes watching you, turned around, and saw a seven-foot insect-like creature? Since 2006, people fishing along the Musconetcong River in New Jersey have reported encounters with exactly that – a being that looks like a humanoid praying mantis.

These aren't just sightings – witnesses report telepathic contact and the sensation of having their memories extracted. The encounters follow a consistent pattern: electronics malfunction, forests go silent, and witnesses experience a strange humming vibration.

What's even more compelling is that mantis beings appear in ancient artwork worldwide, from 8,000-year-old cave paintings to Egyptian texts. Are these interdimensional entities that have been watching humanity since the beginning of civilization?

We examine the theories – from evolved Earth insects to extraterrestrial visitors – and the strange possibility that these beings might be using the fault lines along the Musconetcong River as a doorway between worlds.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ve-XooFp9-A&t=1296s

Sources:
Devil’s Den UFO Encounter, Terry Lovelace:
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The UFO Incident That Shocked Ariel School:
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Shadow People and The Hat Man:
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Liminal Spaces: The Reality In-between:
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Comments

Kari Still

First to comment — maybe not the first to know. I’ve felt that hum. That silence. It’s real. You’ve got mail.

David Schriever

We had the last episode with Hecklefish on the first of may. When are we getting a new one? ;-)

Brandon Carver

I am convinced there is an operation currently underway to eliminate Hecklefish by a group of terrible people, this is why they had a body double in this episode in an attempt to ease suspicion. I'll follow Hecklefish beyond the grave and any of you who are not in this group of loyal subjects, well may God have mercy on your souls.......On second thought no mercy should be considered for the Hecklefish Haters!

Jason Lucero

The episode fantas overlords is really interesting has spent 3 years meditating and isolation in a very very small small town in California I lived in RV park by the Sacramento River in a little fishing Hut basically a bathroom sink and a little area to sleep in a microwave had cockroaches really bad after 3 years I start to notice that these creatures were so intelligent in fact they were studying me I'd find them staring at me. I was studying them, learning a lot about the species. I'd like to mention I am telepathic had some conversations with the higher, intelligent, conciseness. Very community orientated they protect there young. and if you're lucky you'll find the albino roach which is usually always in some electronics I call that the mad German scientist of the cockroach and they have other ones that have advanced skills such as lightening speed, Teleportation, not all roaches just specific roaches within the roach plan or community

Thomas Tavenner

Is this a repost from the one posted a week or two ago?

David Larson

I just found myself having Why Files on TV and watching it on my phone lol

Steve Pisani

Has anyone ever seen Mantis women or Mantis children? Regardless, the folks who have Mantissian oral traditions from thousands of years ago are probably describing something that their ancestors really experienced, whatever that may have been. The folks recounting personal Mantissian memories from brushes with bipedal bugs that happened from about 1950 to the present must all have been older than the protagonists in Scooby-Doo cartoons when the incidents happened. Why? Because hoaxers dressed as Mantis men would never have gotten away with it they'd tried to deceive those meddling kids.

Derek P Payne

This is a great format for a podcast!!! Great job to you and the awesome WF? team!!!! :-)

Dayla

More hecklefish please

Lonnie

Yes ! Love WF ! The stories are so well written and told :-) Loving Hecklefish !!