Ohio Bigfoot Flap, Havana Syndrome Tests, Patterson-Gimlin Debate, and Waving Goodbye to 3I/ATLAS

This week on Headlines from the Beyond, we’re covering four major paranormal and unexplained stories making headlines right now.In northeast Ohio, a wave of recent sasquatch sightings has researchers calling it the latest Bigfoot “flap.” Multiple witnesses across Portage and Trumbull Counties report encounters with large, hair-covered figures, strange vocalizations, and possible footprints. What’s behind this sudden surge—and how seriously are investigators taking it?Next, new reporting on Havana Syndrome—now referred to as anomalous health incidents—suggests the U.S. government may know more than previously acknowledged. A newly described device capable of emitting targeted electromagnetic waves, along with ongoing investigations and reported incidents near high-security locations, raises new questions about what’s really happening to affected individuals.Then, a new documentary premiering at SXSW is reigniting debate around one of the most famous pieces of cryptid evidence ever captured: the Patterson-Gimlin film. With claims of newly uncovered footage and insider testimony, could this film finally settle the question of whether the iconic Bigfoot footage was real—or an elaborate hoax?Finally, we revisit 3I/ATLAS as it passes beyond Jupiter and exits the solar system. From unusual trajectory patterns to chemical anomalies and potential technosignatures, we break down the most compelling—and controversial—interpretations of this interstellar object and what it might reveal about the possibility of non-natural origins.From Bigfoot sightings and UFO-adjacent technology to cryptid controversies and interstellar mysteries, we’re tracking the stories shaping paranormal conversation right now.Four stories, one briefing on the strange, the storied, and the unexplained.Show Notes:The Ohio Bigfoot Flap - Bigfoot SocietyOhio Squatch ProjectU.S. military tested device that may be tied to Havana Syndrome on rats, sheep, confidential sources sayThe Famed 1967 Bigfoot Film Was an 'Incredible Hoax,' Says the Director of a Groundbreaking New Documentary3I/ATLAS is Fading Away, Leaving Us to Ponder Over Its 22 Mysterious AnomaliesThe 72-second signal that made scientists ask: "Are We Alone?"