In today's odd news reports: As "Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull" continues to rake in boxoffice cash, the crystal skull adherents are fighting back against those skeptics who have had the temerity to suggest the skulls are clever fakes. This article attempts to make points by showing the skull used in the movie is not one of the "real" crystal skulls. There's more "skull" news in The Search for Screaming Skulls. Meanwhile, people gather at a desolate spot in the California desert on the thirteenth day of each month to celebrate Virgin Mary's Place in the Desert Sun, when the Blessed Virgin allegedly appears and communicates with Maria Paula Acuna; a famous aviator's obsession is explained in Lindbergh's Deranged Quest for Immortality; and Durham, NC, resident Larry Pollard continues to try to get the state to consider evidence he has amassed to overturn the sentence handed down to his former neighbor, novelist Mike Peterson, convicted of killing Kathleen Peterson in 2001, but Folks Hoot at His Killer Owl Theory.
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