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The Bruce Report #7.  Links to articles and websites that may be of interest to Call
of Cthulhu Keepers, or anyone interested in the paranormal.
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The Bruce Report #6.  Links to
articles and websites that may be of interest to Call of Cthulhu Keepers, or
anyone interested in the paranormal.

This week we have:  Ritual Killing In Britian; A Rain of Dead Birds; Big Cat
Sightings in Britian; Life and Times of An Occult Investigator; Strange Humming
in Kokomo; Alien Hoax on the Internet; Strange Condition Turns Flesh to Wood;
Siberia Under the Curse of a God?; Tiger-Man Image in Japanese Cave; And Occult
Hijinks of the Rich and Famous.

Coming this week: Bruce Report Special #1
See you soon,
Bruce
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The Bruce Report #5.  Links to articles and websites that may be of interest to Call of Cthulhu Keepers, or anyone
interested in the paranormal.

This week we have: Satanic killers; horse and cattle mutilations; strange
creatures in Chile and the Philippines; A Mummy’s Curse; psychics spying
terrorists; rafts carrying skeletons; ancient human(?) structures under the sea;
and a rain of spider-like webs.  

See you in a week,
Bruce

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A little light this week.  Enjoy Everyone.

Bruce
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In this issue of the Bruce Report:
British MoD X-Files; Best Cryptologic Stories of 2001; Cattle Mutilations;
Unknown Creature Invades New Zealand Harbor; Witchcraft murders; Hindu
Sacrifices; Psycho Dog Packs; A Mothman Prophecies interview; and the remains of
King Midas’ throne.

See you in a week,
Bruce

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Here it is, the Bruce Report, #2 These are links to articles and websites dealing with the strange, unusual, and supernatural, that may be of interest to Call of Cthulhu players and Keepers.  

Happy New Year,
Bruce
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Here it is, the Bruce Report.  These are links to articles and websites dealing with the strange, unusual, and supernatural, that may be of interest to Call of Cthulhu players and Keepers.  

Merry Christmas,
Bruce
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