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I found most of the so-called evidence in the book very anecdotal and hearsay, so for that reason, I'm not overly-excited by the Skinwalker Ranch story. For me, the value of the book is not so much the story, as the way Colm Kelleher and his team approached their research, and the ideas discussed in the wrap-up chapters. I found it refreshing to come across a scientist who took an open-minded and inquiring approach to the paranormal, rather than simply setting out to debunk the whole thing.

[QUOTE="Siani, post: 40295, member: 626"] I found most of the so-called evidence in the book very anecdotal and hearsay, so for that reason, I'm not overly-excited by the Skinwalker Ranch story. For me, the value of the book is not so much the story, as the way Colm Kelleher and his team approached their research, and the ideas discussed in the wrap-up chapters. I found it refreshing to come across a scientist who took an open-minded and inquiring approach to the paranormal, rather than simply setting out to debunk the whole thing. [/QUOTE]

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