True Police Stories

Crazy Eyewitness Accounts & Bizarre True Stories of the Paranormal Kind

By: William Myron Price

Narrated by: Mark Rossman

Length: 1 hr and 29 mins

Publisher's summary

Policemen are trained to respond logically and rationally in moments of stress - they have a very stressful job wherein they are seen as de facto villains for both criminals as well as the people they are protecting. They often, to their detriment, represent the ruling class, causing them to not have many admirers.

It is thus interesting to see the number of accounts reported by policemen that hint at a paranormal entity, as this seems to be an aberration with respect to their usual personality.

At this point it is difficult to explain why human beings are so enraptured by the paranormal - perhaps it is a product of millennia of evolution that has led to us surviving, and thriving, on this planet. Perhaps we can come to a better understanding with regards to this question at the end of this book, which is an attempt to chronicle a few varied and interesting police encounters with seemingly paranormal activity.

The purpose of this book is primarily as an interest piece, but also with the intention to arouse a sense of curiosity in the listener towards possible solutions to these mysteries.

Both supernatural and rational conclusions will be presented in this book, with the intention not of foisting an opinion on the listener, but of exposing the listener to a myriad number of ways in which the supernatural is said to have influenced our world....

©2017 William Myron Price (P)2017 William Myron Price

True police stories

I found the book integrating not only in the stories but also that
the police admit to the unexplainable .

Unusual Police Encounters

<strong>Unusual Police Encounters</strong>

This book concerns unusual phenomena as encountered by police officers. About half of the stories related here I was already familiar with and the rest were new. The encounters were still interesting and I listened to the audio book version of this book as well, using immersion reading. It was an enjoyable short read. The author is a history buff and it shows. The audio book was entertaining with Clear, concise narration.

My Thughts on this Book

I am aperson wo likes the paranormal story. I've watched quite a few shows and listened to quite a few books. This is the first one I can recall where police officers told their haunting tales. I liked it quite a bit. For me, it was a quick 90 mi. of listening. I can recommend it to people who like paranormal stories.

Not what you think

I thought this was going to have some true stories of police officers and their supernatural encounters - it is instead all VERY famous and well-known accounts to which there happened to be some police eyewitness.
These are stories heard everywhere, some I’ve seen on several different tv shows about the paranormal. Disappointed in the stories as I’ve heard them all before but the narrator is good.