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HOUSTON (Wireless Flash) -- A paranormal researcher has chilling news that the U.S. government has used witchcraft and sorcery as weapons of warfare.

Nick Redfern's new book "Strange Secrets: Real Government Files on the Unknown" (Paraview Pocket Books) uses declassified government documents to detail how counterintelligence preyed upon Filipino superstitions by spreading rumors of vampires in the Philippine jungles during an uprising in the 1950s.

U.S. Government Employee Ghouls As Weapon

Richard Evans Lee
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