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Sharon Lee at The Bigfoot Field Reporter has posted the following on her blog:

I just got off the phone after a quite lengthy conversation with the now well known to you, Lan Lamphere of Overnight AM radio.

Overnight AM is an internet talk show that touches on many subjects. A successful radio show is designed to entertain, enlighten, instigate discussions and encourage people to open their minds and consider other points of view.

Lan’s interests have never been Bigfoot oriented as it is well known that he is a UFO enthusiast.

When William Birnes came to his excellent friend Lan about Mr. Mike, (and yes his name is Mike) they had no thought how cruel and devastating the shark filled waters of Bigfoot Research could be. As I stated in my previous blog post, the people in this field can be quite nasty to one another, even their so-called friends.

Lan wants you all to go away. He doesn’t care if you listen to his show ever again.

The tale of Mr. Mike will most likely end tonight as far as Overnight AM is concerned but not without a bang. Overnight AM is not a dedicated Bigfoot show and Lan want to get on to producing his show as he has done for the past 9 years.

I have a statement from Lan that I want to pass on to you, the Bigfoot community.

“The reports of Mr. Mike’s encounters with Bigfoot have been highly exaggerated and over exaggerated not on the part of Overnight AM but on the part of Mr. Mike. He is suffering from a form of dementia. Now this is according to the researchers that were there. Whether that is right or not I do not know because I was not there. I only have the Bigfoot community and these researchers inside of it and their integrity and moral compass to go on. That’s all I have. That’s all that anyone who listens to this program has. But there’s more to this tale than just hallucinations or chain of events that have led to him reaching out to this radio show and to UFO magazine. There’s more to it than meets the eye. And I reckon that the tale falls within the realm of the pretentious and mean nature of the Bigfoot community as a whole rather than falling back to Mr. Mike’s “alleged” mental illness, hallucinations or instability.”

Overnight AM did not make any claims that this event was real. Mr. Mike’s opinion and testimony was confessed on Overnight AM in his own words.

Did Lan hire a private investigator? Yes. Did the private investigator learn any negative information about Mr. Mike? No. Did the Bigfoot community attack and shred the tale as the witness told it? Yes. Do you trust that any Bigfoot Research group is going to tell you the truth about what they found on the property? Even when people in this field turn on each other every day?

Tonight Overnight AM will place the Mr. Mike saga to rest. But rest assured my “friends” the tale is not over.

In the words of the infamous Bill Green, “To be continued indeedy!”

And I can guarantee that The Bigfoot Field Reporter will be the only place to get the real tale.

More will unfold in the weeks to come, but question yourself who do you trust? Who can you believe?

NOTE: Well, Lan…go back and listen to your broadcasts. You stated that this claim was ‘right’ and you claimed that your PI had ‘photos’ and ‘confirmed’ Mr. Mike was right. What about the claim you made that a police dispatcher had told you they noticed a report from a local police patrol officer of a ‘naked woman covered in hair’ dumpster diving behind a business…than you embellished the claim on the next radio broadcast that there were reports of ‘2′ of the ‘naked women covered in hair’ spotted in the area. Was I hearing things? Voices in my head? Dementia, possibly? Just because your ego got shot to hell doesn’t give you an excuse to modify your previous statements. You know exactly what you where trying to convey to your audience…now you just want the troublemakers to go away. Don’t come up with this sad tale that Bigfoot researchers have misconstrued the way this fiasco was presented and that they reacted in a mean and improper manner…Lon

UPDATE: I’m listening to Lamphere’s show currently…the arrogance, hypocrisy and bullshit is simply unbelievable. Like he gives a damn about Mr. Mike or anyone else. I was told a ton of tales about this bozo the last few days, but now I’m starting to realize why his reputation proceeds him as a right wingnut trying, and failing, to reckon outside the box. He saw a tale that would garner interest, ran with it, embellished the facts and got burnt! Lon

‘We also have a stagnant housing market whereby house prices in Dublin, capital of the EU Province’s known as ‘Ireland’, have apparently fallen by 50% in approximately 3 years making it impossible for any housing market recovery and leaving tens of thousands of homeowners marooned in houses they can no longer afford to pay for.

Furthermore, more ‘austerity measures’ are being ordered by our slave-masters of the IMF under the guise of EU who will be monitoring OUR accounts to see that OUR taxes are being used properly. In other words they’re making sure that their masters, the international bankers, will be allowed to rape every Euro from us by whatever means they can get away with and there’s not one politician in this country or any other in the EU who will stand up against this criminal behaviour. Therefore they are utterly complicit in the crimes being perpetrated against the excellent people of Europe who have done absolutely NOTHING to cause this massive collapse of our societies but who are the only ones who will be made to suffer.’

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Tornadoes and thunderstorms that swept through the Midwest overnight killed at least five people in Ohio, sent several to hospitals, ruined 50 homes and hurt scores more.

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‘On January 10, 2008, the Federal District Court in Chicago issued a permanent injunction against me on the grounds that I was falsely telling people the 16th Amendment was not ratified. The Court refused to look at the evidence of the non-ratification of the 16th Amendment, deciding that the facts necessary to prove my statement was right were “irrelevant,” What has America come to when the government can accuse you of lying and prohibit you from presenting a defense in a so called court of law? My attorney, Jeffrey A. Dickstein, will be filing an appeal to the 7th Circuit Court of Appeals. I urge you to review the pleadings filed in this case so you can see for yourself the tyranny being practiced in our courts.’

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Pure evil is the only way the people who have done this can be described.

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How The ‘David Icke Is A Freemason’ Photograph Was Faked

My god, they must be desperate to discredit me. It must be something I said – and will keep saying.

 This won’t be the last attempt to discredit me and my work this year either – not even nearly so – but they can throw all the dirt and diversions they like. I will keep on keeping on no matter what.  

But you know what has been utterly incredible to me? The number of people who reckon they are ’streetwise’ who have just repeated this fantasy without question – repeaters again – when it is the most blatant piece of Photoshop. Staggering.

 Do they not reckon for a second that the Control System in all its forms has an interest in discrediting me? Apparently not.  

I say again … and a few people can’t control the world??

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news-tribune – Joellen Bye admits she was not the best student growing up. But, after accepting a job at the Culbertson Mansion in 1977, she read everything she could get her hands on about New Albany’s most well-known landmark and those who occupied it.

“It sparked my interest,” she said of spending her days in the mansion. “It turned on my switch. I’ve learned more here than I could ever learn in school.”

The history lessons can be found on every floor of the Culbertson Mansion, which was built in 1867 by William S. Culbertson for $120,000.

The house has seen many owners and changes since Culbertson and his family roamed the hallways. The house sold at auction in 1899 for $7,100. During the course of the past century, it belonged to the American Legion, was nearly torn down in favor of a gas station and eventually became a state historic site in 1976.

Bye has been working at the mansion for 33 years and knows it as if it was one of her children. She became site manager of the facility in 1995.

The house will open April 1 for public tours. Recently Bye spoke about the mansion, its history and the ongoing restoration.

QUESTION: What do you like about the Culbertson Mansion?

JOELLEN BYE: It’s hard to clarify. I’ve seen it change over the years and have been part of that. Before the restoration, everything was really plain. There is something about this place. It has its own personality. It’s more than a house. It gets to you.

Q: Do people take this place for granted?

BYE: I hear it from people who visit the house. I would say 90 percent of them say they have lived here all of their life and this is the first time they have toured the home. They don’t reckon about it.

Q: What do you like about your job?

BYE: There is so much … but I would say the ongoing restoration project. Some things we kind of stumbled into. We had no thought the painted design was under all of that wallpaper. Just to be part of it and see it happen, that’s been exciting.

Q: What frustrates you about the job?

BYE: I guess lack of funds. If it wasn’t for the friends’ group, none of the interior restoration would be done. All the money they raise with the haunted house and other projects goes right back into the house. The friends’ group is so vital.

Q: What is left to renovate in the mansion?

BYE: The first floor is completely finished. We are currently on the second floor and it is partially complete. We haven’t started the third floor yet. I reckon the worst part is behind us. The state recently paid for a new copper roof, repainted the exterior and place in new walkways. In 2000, they place in a new climate control system.

Q: What is it that people might not know about the mansion?

BYE: If they came as third-graders, the ceiling was painted white, and the restoration project had not got going. The house has changed through the years.

Q: OK, is the house haunted?

BYE: That has always been a hot topic. I have seen and heard things that I cannot clarify. We are not ghost hunters or ghost crazy people. We have ghost hunters who approach us about setting up cameras at night and doing their thing, but we always have to tell them no for insurance and liability reasons.

Q: So, you have seen things you can’t clarify?

BYE: Yes. There are the typical things … maybe you hear a door shut or it may sound like someone is walking upstairs when there is no one up there. My office is in the basement and at night, if I am here alone, I can hear things. We know something is here, but we have never confirmed it.

Q: What about the future of the home?

BYE: I hope we can start being open year-round. Last year we were scheduled to, but had funding cut at the last minute. We hope all third-graders continue to come to tour the mansion [as part of studying Indiana history]. And we will continue to focus on the ongoing restoration.
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THE CULBERTSON MANSION & CARRIAGE HOUSE

Culbertson Mansion State Historic Site is located in New Albany, Indiana by the Ohio River. It was the home of William Culbertson, who was once the richest man in Indiana. Built in 1867 at a cost of $120,000, this French Second Empire-style mansion has 25-rooms within 20,000 square feet (1,900 m2), and was completed in November 1869. It was designed by James T. Banes, a local architect. Features within the three-tale edifice include hand-painted ceilings and walls, frescoed ceilings, carved rosewood cantilevered staircase, marble fireplaces, wallpaper of fabric-quality, and crystal chandeliers. The tin roof was imported from Scotland. The displays within the mansion feature the Culbertson family and the restoration of the building. The rooms on the tour are the formal parlors, dining rooms, bedrooms, kitchen, and laundry room.

In its heyday, a railroad ran behind the house (Culbertson had sold land to the railroad), and a streetcar ran from his house towards downtown New Albany.

The Culbertson Mansion’s Carriage House originally served a dual purpose in the 1800’s: to house the Culbertson’s horse and buggy below and servants in the quarters above. One autumn night in 1888 lightning struck the Carriage House, causing a fire that torched most of the interior and killed all living things inside.

The new servants refused to live in the Carriage House, claiming the place was haunted by the souls of those who perished in the fire. The tragic building remained an empty shell until the early 1930’s when it was reconstructed and transformed into a rental property by the McDonalds. The Webb family went into the house in the spring of 1933. Dr. Harold Webb, a well established doctor and dentist from out of state wanted to settle down in a smaller town and start his own in-house practice, using the Carriage House as his home and office.

Business was fantastic and life had returned to the once unfortunate building. Small did they know something dark and sinister lurked below. The Webb children started to tell tales of a dark man entering their rooms at night through the walls.

Noises were heard underneath the house. Sounds of clanging chains, screams and horrible smells would come up through the floor. Dr. Webb and his wife dismissed the children’s tales at first, but they could not dispute the sounds and smells coming from the rooms downstairs.

Although Dr. Webb investigated the lower level repeatedly, he claimed to find no evidence of anything unusual, assuring the family everything was as it should be. But the children’s tales of a nightly visitor continued, as did the horrible sounds and odors. During this time the weird goings-on started to take their toll on the excellent doctor’s mental state. Webb became increasingly agitated and mad, losing most of his patients because of the unpleasant experiences they had in the office. Several of Dr. Webb’s patients went missing and an investigation of the Webb office was initiated by the local police.

On September 29th, 1934, one of Dr. Webb’s few remaining patients arrived for an appointment but found the doors locked and the place abandoned. After a few days of no activity a police warrant was issued to investigate. What the police found was horrendous; the Webb family had been slaughtered.

Each room of the house was littered with the remains of victims who suffered unspeakable deaths; a daughter was found repeatedly stabbed, his son was skinned, and his wife brutally beaten. Perhaps, the most shocking of all was what lied beneath the living quarters. A full search of the house revealed an even more macabre and mysterious scene.

The basement level of the house held secret passages and hidden rooms. Webb used these areas for his own evil practices, torturing patients and using them for his twisted experiments. The bones and remains of the patients were everywhere, some so disfigured the police started to question if they were even human.

After the investigation the house was boarded up and remained vacant for nearly three decades.

During the days of the American Legion ownership from 1946 to 1964, the Carriage house was restored then reopened for parties and musical events. The staff and attendees reported several unusual occurrences: electrical problems, missing items, weird sounds after hours and mysterious figures moving from room to room.

Even current staff and volunteers of the Mansion have reported weird happenings in the Carriage House over the years. A few have even refused to work in the building.

In 1987 the Friends of the Culbertson Mansion started using the Carriage House for an annual haunted attraction. Every year thousands of visitors pass through those ill-fated doors. Some never make it to the end.

Sources:
www.hauntedculbertson.org
news-tribune.net
www.culbertsonmansion.us
www.indianamuseum.org

The Weird History of the Culbertson Mansion and Carriage House