Did anyone see the episode of "Paranormal Witness" that featured the Christine Skubish story? The best part of the segment was that we get to see Nick Skubish today. We also get to see more of the story than UM was able to show in a 10 minute segment.

I haven't

It's actually kind of an interesting story. I'm not really a believer in the paranormal but if you go according to what is said...there was a lot more to the story then what UM had the time to tell. Allegedly Christine's aunt and Nick himself experienced some form of supernatural even at the time they were missing also. But like I said in my previous post...the best part seeing Nick all grown up.

It's actually kind of an interesting story. I'm not really a believer in the paranormal but if you go according to what is said...there was a lot more to the story then what UM had the time to tell. Allegedly Christine's aunt and Nick himself experienced some form of supernatural even at the time they were missing also. But like I said in my previous post...the best part seeing Nick all grown up.

I have seen the Unsolved Mysteries episode about the Skubishes but not this new one about them. Just thought I'd clear that up.

Yes, someone just mentioned this story in another thread and I came to say I was delighted to see this program interviewing Nick and other family members!

This one and the tarasita basha case are the most credible because law enforcement somewhat confirms the mysterious nature of the case.

This one and the tarasita basha case are the most credible because law enforcement somewhat confirms the mysterious nature of the case.

Ditto Don Decker/Rain Boy. Of eleven witnesses, including a priest and police officers, ten say they saw something paranormal. Even more credible than the Tarasita Basa case, as skeptics charge her coworker may have learned something about the crime in some other manner and chose that manner to divulge it--really only her husband heard the channeled voice.

The case was also dramatized on the show Believers which is based on true cases. The names and some other details were changed, but it was the same story.