Uncommon in the Commonwealth

Strange Kentucky Skies, Part two; eye witness reports. We begin this episode by diving in to some eye witness reports from NUFO The national UFO Reporting Center website. Due to the vast amount of information available on that site, I’ll stick to covering highlighted cases, and the State Report Index for Kentucky only, but feel free to check out the index for whatever state you’re interested in. National UFO Resource Center State INDEX KENTUCKY INDEX OF UFO SIGHTINGS KY Sighting Report ABDUCTION: The abduction of 3 women from Liberty, KY!   Picture this if will, it’s Friday and you’ve got plans to get together with your two best friends, or maybe your boyfriend, or girlfriend and some pals. Anyway, you choose your favorite restaurant, enjoy a fabulous meal, and get in the car to return home. During your drive however things take a turn for the strange. You see a bright light in the sky, which burns with an intensity like nothing you’ve ever seen. Maybe it’s a plane crash,

“Two possibilities exist: Either we are alone in the Universe, or we are not. Both…are equally terrifying.” -Arthur C. Clarke   In the year of 2020 we now have the science and technology to expand our search, and finally answer the questions we have about who, or what is out there. We’re not talking about goofy little green men, or e.t. phone home, we’re talking about finding real, quantifiable evidence. ARE WE ALONE IN THE UNIVERSE? HELP US ANSWER THIS QUESTION. Welcome to the opening night of our Extraterrestrial/UFO Mini Series entitled Strange Kentucky Skies, which available NOW on Castbox!!! The year 2020 definitely seems to be starting off with a BANG…or should I say of burst? As of February 2020 various news outlets are being inundated with reports of a mysterious series of radio bursts being sent from deep space to earth in regular intervals of 16 days. What’s so significant about that *See this article for more on FRB’s  https://www.cbsnews.com/news/fast-radio-bur

Hi! I'm Bethany and I'm a weirdo, a nerd, a lover of all things...Uncommon. This project is my favorite new creative outlet. It allows me to share my curiosity, and my passion with the world. I love witting, reading, exploring the woods, all things nature, travel, photography, crafts, karaoke, and spending time with my little tribe of people! I hope by looking at the blog and listening to our podcast, you will get a sense of joy, of mystery, and that our weekly podcasts will entice your sense of wonder! A HUGE thank you to anyone who takes the time to view, listen, and interact with us! We appreciate all the love & support you've shown for Uncommon in the Commonwealth! Sending you good vibes from the beautiful state of Kentucky! This fella right here is Tom. I'm sure  he might eventually get around to writing his own introduction. But, for now let me tell you a bit about him. He is the technical guy in this project, and let me tell you...he does an amazing

Video Produced and Edited by Bethany Ford Investigation by Tom Kollmer & Bethany Ford To hear more about the places in this video,  check out our Podcast Uncommon in the Commonwealth

This once beautiful house sits in shambles, vines hanging from the sides, windows busted open, paint peeling. It appears to be a normal ruin, but upon further inspection there appears to be something odd in the bottom right hand window. It caught my eye when I began editing the photo. No major edit was done, other than some cropping, resizing and exposure edits. Although, I can't say explicitly that this picture captures a spirit, it sure does look like a woman in white. The bottom portion of the gown is shown, the face obscured and it appears to have an opaque quality to the coloring. Please leave a comment below and let us know what you think! We want to hear from others out there! The picture was taken in the historic town of Maysville, Kentucky and sits right next to the ruins of the Maysville Academy where Ulysses S. Grant, the 18th President of the United States, attended in his youth. For more about our investigation of Maysville; a town filled with ghostly lore, please chec

Maysville was an absolutely beautiful little town. It exceeded my expectation as far as the vibe and scenery goes. Overall, we found the area to be a little eerie, but mostly just peaceful, quiet and picturesque. Almost every square inch is steeped in historical value of some sort or another. Most of the touristy things, museums like the National underground railroad, and a few others are closed for the winter and in general re-open around March. So, if you plan on visiting, plan accordingly. The people we reached out to for more information on planning this trip were super kind and sent us tons of brochures (I'm sure they would do they same for you, upon request). Special thank you to them! Check out their website, and plan a visit. We will definitely be heading back in Spring. Below are listed several websites that will guide you in discovering more abut Maysville!

We want to hear from you! If you have had a weird experience with the paranormal, a ghost sighting, a spiritual encounter, bigfoot, mermaid, ufo or extraterrestrial sighting...No matter how strange! Whatever kind of weird, supernatural, paranormal, UNCOMMON thing you've seen, we want to know all about it, and you! Please feel free to leave a comment, or shoot us a message at Uncommoninthecommonwealth@gmail.com