Staking Claims: The Vampires of Folklore and Fiction
by Paul Barber
Skeptical Inquirer Volume 20.2, March / April 1996
Feature
We know about Dracula and the would-be vampires in the news, but what were the “real” vampires all about?
We know about Dracula and the would-be vampires in the news, but what were the “real” vampires all about?
”Meteor Crater . . . the planet’s most penetrating natural attraction.”
October 27, 1995, the television program "Unsolved Mysteries" aired a segment that included investigative work by CSICOP.
The recent media frenzy over the Stargate report violated the truth.
Articles from Volume 38
Why does the UFO phenomenon seem to change the thinking process of so many?
It is easier to create a hoax than to unmask one. But the question "Why?" exposes the the autopsy film as a fabrication.
Recent media portrayals of science and pseudoscience imply that skepticism is no longer useful and may even be dangerous.
Articles from Volume 37
According to the folks at the Skeptical Inquirer, the world's best psychics seem to have cracks in their crystal balls.