Roy Powers

That's called a bullet buddy, get out of the way.

Another object descended towards the ground, appearing to land without any explosion.

So needless to say, the MINs have been involved in some of the most groundbreaking paranormal cases in the last 50 years.

Perhaps the greatest part about the MINs is that they are quite literally an open book.

Their website is a searchable database of every case they've ever investigated.

You can search for particular encounters and download full debriefs of their findings that include photos, PDFs, conclusions, and evidence.

It's genuinely kind of insane.

I spent a lot of last night going through the website and just like scrolling, picking a case at random, and it's like download attachments.

And it'll be like...

photos from the site, transcribed interviews with witnesses, all the details, information of what was seen.

It's incredible the level of detail that they get and then just offer up for free.

Yeah.

Yeah, and he's done diary entries where he's like, last night I was in a hacky sack circle with three nine-foot Nordic greys.

Dr. Hynek is like...

Last night I brought Zachtron 6 to Burger King where we went into the car park and smoked something called Space Crystal where I saw the beginning of the universe.

Reports are inconclusive, not enough evidence to suggest this was definitively paranormal.

Hey, Pionic says that we just don't know.

Yep, there you go.

Now, luckily, this is maybe the best part of their website.

And that is the fact that they have a ranking system for paranormal cases.