A Place To Die

Published: Jan. 30, 2017, 2:59 a.m.

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On this episode of Expanded Perspectives the guys start the off by talking about how\\xa0over the millennia, animals have gone extinct on Earth for many different reasons. Sometimes it\'s because of a dramatic shift in the climate. Other times it was because of human intervention.\\xa0Advances in science, specifically biotechnology, could enable scientists to bring some of these animals "back" from extinction, and there are a few already on the list. Then, Lon Strickler over at Phantoms and Monsters posted a story about a man who spotted what he can only describe as a White Bigfoot. Then, Lon posted a sighting a Werewolf like creature spotted along a road in rural Pennsylvania. The witness saw it swim across a river and the re-emerge on the other side. It stood up on two legs and ran off. Then, according to Cryptozoology News a man in Canada reportedly spotted\\xa0three alien beings working on a spacecraft.\\xa0The anonymous man claims he was walking his dog at Earl Bales Park when he noticed a few lights in the distance.

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After the break Kyle brings up some very unusual places. Places that seem to draw people who are suicidal to them.\\xa0Suicide is recognized as the ultimate expression of despair. And even though the person making the decision to die may find some sense of peace, family and friends are left in a maelstrom of devastation and pain.\\xa0According to the World Health Organization, there are over one million successful suicides every year \\u2013 which works out as a death every 40 seconds. Ironically, these desperate acts of self-destruction are often carried out in some of the most beautiful locations in the world.

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