The Kentucky Goblins, also known as the Kelly-Hopkinsville Goblins or the Kelly Green Men Case, is a well-known UFO close encounter incident that reportedly occurred in rural Kentucky, United States, in August 1955. According to reports, a family's farmhouse was besieged by small, grayish creatures with large heads, glowing eyes, long arms, and talon-like fingers. They were described as moving in a strange, almost weightless manner. The family claimed to have fired at the creatures, but the bullets seemed to have no effect, and the strange visitors reportedly kept coming back. The incident attracted much media attention at the time and was investigated by local authorities and the military, but no conclusive evidence was found to support the claims. The case remains a subject of debate among UFO enthusiasts and skeptics, with some suggesting that the witnesses may have mistaken owls or other natural phenomena for extraterrestrial beings.

What could "float away" and "clink like a bucket" when shot at? Aliens? Mine goblins? Owls? Join us as we explore the chilling and strange tale of the Kentucky Goblins!

Our main sources were the book "The Kelly Green Men" by Geraldine Sutton Stith and the History.com article "How the 'Little Green Men' Phenomenon Began on a Kentucky Farm" by Volker Janssen (this article includes the pictures mentioned in the episode).

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Herek, Stephen. (Director). (1986). Critters [Film]. Sho Films/New Line Cinema.

All music & sound effects appear license free. (2023). Pixabay.

Guest Portrayals:

Vera - Mary Vannoy

Mrs. Glennie - Alice Miller

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The Georgia Guidestones, a.k.a. "American Stonehenge," were a granite monument that stood in Elbert County, Georgia, United States, from 1980 to 2022. Who was the elusive R.C. Christian? Why did they shell out so much money to make the Guidestones? Who destroyed them? Have we been initiated? What have we been initiated into??

Join us as we attempt to answer these questions and dig into the fascinating and oftentimes oddly religious story of the Georgia Guidestones. We’ll also hear from our boots-on-the-ground Elbert County correspondent, Caseman!

Our main sources were the book "The Georgia Guidestones: America’s Most Mysterious Monument" by Raymond Wiley and KT Prime (https://a.co/d/iS44zP5) and the Wikipedia article (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Georgia_Guidestones).

The audio clips below were used in this episode and are not owned by The Supernaturally Bad Podcast.

“The Greater Good”, Hot Fuzz. Rouge Pictures, Studio Canal, Working Title, Big Talk Productions. 2007

“N.W.O.“; Written by Al Jourgensen & Paul Barker; Performed by Ministry; Courtesy of Sire - Warner Brothers

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Sam the Sandown Clown was a strange being encountered by two young children in Lake Common, Isle of Wight, United Kingdom in 1973. Was it a child's make-believe? A ghost, alien or cryptid? Was it a hoax or a hallucination? Join us as we cover the bizarre, fairly tale-like story of Sam the Sandown Clown!

Our main source is the Bufora (British UFO Research Association) Journal, Vol 6, No 5, from January/February 1978: https://bufora.org.uk/documents/BUFORAJournalVolume6No.5JanFeb1978.pdf.

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The Armageddon Factor Pt. 6 - Doctor Who - British Broadcasting Company, 1979

Chaos in the Mouse Kingdom - SergeQuadrado/Pixabay License

Mysterious Celesta - Ashot-Danielyan/Pixabay License

Murder Mystery in Spaaaace

Vampire City

Supernaturally Bad Theme - Casey Andrews, 2022

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