Paranormal Planet

by Jack Cary

Jack Cary has been a paranormal investigator/cryptozoologist for 25 yrs. He is the founder of www.paranormal-intelligence-agency.com and current director of Crypto 4 Corners. Jack Cary is a regular guest on Ancient Civilizations, Deep Space, and Open Minds documentary series produced by Gaia. In Paranormal Planet, Jack presents his unified field theory of paranormal activity and chronicles terrifying and true case files of the paranormal intelligence agency and Crypto 4 Corners. Included is the shocking D.N.A. of Bigfoot, very real cases of werewolves and the most disturbing cases in all of paranormal research. Jack Cary has amassed an amazing amount of evidence that paranormal events can and do happen, and some of them pose a direct threat to planet Earth. His combined knowledge and 25 years in the field and tireless hours of research are carefully chronicled in his new book. The files of the Paranormal Intelligence Agency are not for the faint of heart. The images and case file photographs are authentic.

163 pages, Paperback

Published September 27, 2022

Reviews

[Christine Regan · Rating 5 out of 5]

Interesting Read

This book covers a lot of ground. It does not delve too deeply into any one topic but gives an overview of what the PIA is working on. Nice to see there is a group doing serious scientific field work. I thought it was an interesting read. But I wish they would change the book cover of the creepy skull.

[Janos Varga · Rating 3 out of 5]

Well, first of this is not really a book, more like a cut out and higlhlits of Jack Cary's and the PIA's work. Really-really badly edited and don't even let me start with the pictures (man...). Really reads like a crash course of Jack's findings (which are by the way super interresting), for that it is really short. I would have apprecaited more details and more info, not just bits and pieces. The most annoying thing is that we all know that Cary is more than capable of writing a 500 page book, that we would all love to read.... This book could use a better editor and a honest friend. Cary has better interviews than this.