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Real “Men in Black” may have more mysterious origins than anyone ever knew—the inner earth.
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[Part 2] Last time, Metaphysical only just started talking about the real men in black, mysterious men who show up on people’s doors shortly after someone’s spotted a UFO and warn them not to say anything. It couldn’t end there, though, because there are many men in black encounters people never focus on that involve these figures never issuing a warning at all.
In 1976, Dr. Herbert Hopkins reportedly encountered Men in Black in Old Orchard Beach, Maine. Researcher John Keel documented accounts of run-ins with the Men in Black that go far beyond simple men in suits. The deeper you go into witness accounts, the weirder the sightings get.
In this episode, Rob Counts’ investigative research combines with John Vivanco’s remote viewing data to uncover a deeper story of the secretive figures that dives into inner earth beings, inhabitants of Antarctica, genetic hybrids, the Men in Black and aliens, The Mothman Prophecies author John Keel’s research, fear of the unknown, a conversation about cryptids like Bigfoot and Mothman, advanced technology, the CIA’s stories about aliens, the trustworthiness of authority figures, the Nazis’ hunt for esoteric knowledge, and remote viewing data that tells a story most people have never heard.
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