Region File
Approved public field notes filed around North America, newest first and still unverified.
Strange Lights
The Handbook of Texas records the Marfa lights as colored points seen on clear nights between Marfa and Paisano Pass, with local reports stretching back more than a century. OddSkies files the lights as a source-linked desert mystery, with mirage-like atmospheric explanations kept on the table.
Local Legends
Adrienne Keene explains that skin-walker beliefs have a deep place in Navajo understandings and should not be treated as a casual scary story. OddSkies files this as guarded cultural folklore, not a monster report or verified case.
Local Legends
North Carolina folklore describes mysterious lights around Brown Mountain, with reports of glows that appear, hover, and fade. NCpedia also notes possible natural or human-made explanations, so OddSkies keeps the case legendary and unverified.
Haunted Places
The Stanley Hotel is a real Estes Park landmark with a long public life and a large haunted-hotel reputation, including Room 217 and its Shining-adjacent folklore. OddSkies treats the case as place-based legend, not proof of ghosts.
Haunted Places
Banff Springs is a National Historic Site and one of Canada's most recognizable railway hotels. Ghost-bride and hidden-room stories travel with the building, but OddSkies keeps the report filed as haunted-place folklore.
Paranormal
Sarah Winchester's 160-room San Jose mansion is framed by the official site as a place of puzzling architecture, legendary tales, and reported paranormal activity in select areas. OddSkies keeps it as source-linked folklore, not proof of a haunting.
Paranormal
Canadian ghostlore describes a flaming schooner on the Northumberland Strait, often treated as a storm omen. Normal-first explanations include St. Elmo's fire or fog reflecting moonlight, so OddSkies keeps the case eerie but unverified.
Strange Lights
A daytime meteor near the Massachusetts-New Hampshire border triggered boom reports and sightings from Delaware to Montreal. NASA described it as natural material that likely fragmented high above the ground.
UFO / UAP
Round teal-white object described hovering above a low cloud shelf before fading.
UFO / UAP
Silent triangular light formation reported moving against wind direction.
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