In this episode of Para(normal), Marie and Nicolina dive into two of the most iconic moments in extraterrestrial lore. First, we revisit the 1938 “War of the Worlds” radio broadcast that sent listeners into chaos, convinced Earth was under attack by Martians. Was it truly mass panic—or has history exaggerated the story?

Then, we explore the origin story of the Men in Black—the mysterious figures said to silence UFO witnesses and keep alien secrets hidden. From their earliest sightings in the 1940s to their pop-culture fame, these strange men in dark suits may not be fiction after all.

What’s In This Episode

– How Orson Welles’ War of the Worlds broadcast blurred the line between news and storytelling.

– The truth behind reports of riots, panicked towns, and people fleeing their homes.

– Who the “Men in Black” are—and why they’ve haunted UFO witnesses for decades.

– Early cases of MIB encounters and their chilling tactics.

– Why these stories continue to shape modern conspiracy theories and alien mythology.

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