New Discovery of E.T at Skinwalker Ranch! (Season 6)

“Holy crap, what is that? Brandon, you see this? It’s moving pretty fast. I don’t see any aviation lights on it at all.”

“I’m seeing the same thing from my end.”

Tonight, we’ll repeat the laser experiment with just one laser cannon at the Triangle to see if the same thing happens again.

Brandon Fugal, a prominent figure in the world of paranormal research and widely recognized for his leadership in the Skinwalker Ranch investigations, drew significant attention when his team uncovered something buried beneath the Tar Ranch in northern New Mexico.

Like Skinwalker Ranch, the Tar Ranch has a long-standing reputation as a hot spot for mysterious and unexplained events, attracting the curiosity of both paranormal enthusiasts and the scientific community eager to understand these phenomena.

The investigation began after the ranch’s owner, a woman who wished to remain anonymous due to the sensitive nature of her experiences, reached out to Fugal’s team. She had moved to the property in 2005 with her late husband, hoping for a peaceful life away from the bustle of city living. Instead, they soon found themselves confronted by a series of strange and unsettling occurrences that defied explanation.

Shortly after settling in, the couple began experiencing what they described as abduction-like episodes. These events were often accompanied by a bright, almost blinding white light that would flood the surroundings, coupled with a persistent low-frequency buzzing sound that seemed to vibrate through the very air.

The sensations were more than just auditory or visual—they felt physical, invasive, and profoundly disorienting. Following each episode, both the woman and her husband reported intense fatigue, confusion, and a lingering sense of physical depletion, as if their bodies had endured a strenuous and exhausting ordeal.

Their experiences were not isolated. Over time, the property itself appeared to manifest odd behaviors. Electronic devices would malfunction without cause. Unexplained cold spots would appear and disappear in various parts of the ranch. Strange lights were frequently observed moving silently through the night sky.

These phenomena created a sense of unease that permeated the environment, heightening the couple’s anxiety and compelling them to seek help.

When Fugal and his team arrived to investigate, they approached the case with a blend of scientific rigor and open-minded curiosity. They deployed an array of advanced equipment—thermal cameras, electromagnetic field detectors, ground-penetrating radar, and audio recording devices—to gather data across the ranch’s grounds.

Their objective was twofold: to document the reported anomalies and to uncover any tangible evidence that could shed light on the source of these strange occurrences.

During their investigations, the team’s sensors detected unusual electromagnetic spikes in specific areas of the ranch, often coinciding with reports of strange lights and sounds. Ground-penetrating radar revealed hidden anomalies beneath the surface, including irregular metallic objects buried deep underground, sparking intense speculation about their origin.

Were these remnants of forgotten technology, evidence of otherworldly visitation, or perhaps relics of secretive government experiments?

Fugal’s team was especially intrigued by the patterns of the electromagnetic disturbances. They appeared to pulse rhythmically, sometimes aligning with the reported buzzing sound—suggesting an intelligent or at least organized source.

The buzzing itself was described by witnesses as a deep, resonant vibration—often compared to the hum of a transformer, but with a strange otherworldly quality that seemed to affect both the environment and the people exposed to it.

The combination of physical evidence and eyewitness testimony formed a compelling case that the Tar Ranch was a focal point for extraordinary phenomena. The discoveries not only reinforced the team’s belief that the property held secrets worth uncovering, but also hinted at connections to other well-known anomalous sites, including Skinwalker Ranch.

The parallels between the two locations raised further questions about the nature of these phenomena. Were they part of a larger interconnected pattern? Was there a deeper, underlying force or intelligence behind the mysterious activities at these remote sites?

As the investigation at Tar Ranch progressed, Brandon Fugal and his team remained steadfast in their commitment to unraveling these mysteries. Each piece of evidence, each unexplained event, brought them closer to understanding a reality that stretched far beyond conventional science—challenging their perceptions and pushing the boundaries of what was considered possible.

Overnight, the woman recounted how she and her late husband had long suspected the ranch was a nexus of some inexplicable energy—perhaps even a gateway to a different trail altogether. The incidents began subtly but escalated steadily, taking a darker, more sinister turn as time went on.

At the onset of each abduction, the area outside their windows would flood with an intense, blinding white light, casting stark shadows that seemed almost unnatural. This overwhelming illumination wasn’t just a passive glow—it carried with it a palpable sense of otherworldliness that chilled the very air.

The ranch’s atmosphere grew increasingly oppressive. Their bats, once lively and healthy, started dying under baffling and mysterious circumstances. No veterinarian could explain the sudden illnesses or the inexplicable injuries they exhibited.

The woman’s husband, who had borne these events with a mix of skepticism and fear, eventually succumbed to what many would call the toll of the unseen forces at work. His passing left the woman alone, haunted not only by grief but by an overwhelming conviction that something dark, malevolent, and deeply entwined with the ranch itself was present—an entity or force that lingered and perhaps even fed on the energies of the living.

By the time Brandon Fugal and his team arrived to investigate, the Tar Ranch was steeped in local lore and whispered legends. Nearby residents told stories of eerie lights darting across the night sky, inexplicable shadows, and an unsettling phenomenon known as “the Tum”—a persistent low-frequency vibration heard by many but never traced to a definitive source.

This haunting sound, described as a deep, resonant drone, seemed to permeate the area, embedding itself in the consciousness of those who live nearby, sparking unease and curiosity in equal measure.

Fugal and his team were captivated by these accounts, approaching their investigation with a blend of scientific rigor and open curiosity. They assembled a diverse group of specialists, ranging from seasoned paranormal investigators familiar with local legends and unexplained phenomena to experts trained in deploying cutting-edge technology designed to peel back the layers of mystery surrounding the ranch.

Among the tools they brought was L.A. technology—an advanced system utilizing laser pulses to detect and map distant objects with exceptional precision. Combined with drones equipped with lower light detection and ranging, the team was able to conduct aerial surveys of the ranch that penetrated the surface, revealing hidden structures and anomalies buried beneath the earth.

L.A.’s capacity to generate detailed three-dimensional maps helped the team visualize otherwise invisible features of the landscape, offering new perspectives on the ranch’s strange environment.

As night fell and the team set their equipment in place, the blend of high technology and the eerie weight of local legend created a palpable tension. Each pulse of the laser, every sweep of the drone, was more than just data collection—it was a step deeper into the unknown.

The Tar Ranch, long cloaked in mystery, was beginning to reveal its secrets, and Brandon Fugal’s team was poised to uncover truths that could challenge everything they thought they understood about reality itself.

The team was eager to deploy their advanced LAR and LAR scanning systems in hopes of uncovering evidence that could explain the terrifying experiences of the ranch’s owner. With drones sweeping methodically over the property and ground-based sensors mapping every contour and crevice, the team began a comprehensive investigation.

Their first priority was the main ranch house—a small, weather-worn building that the woman believed was the heart of the activity. Inside, the atmosphere felt heavy, almost charged.

As the team moved through each room, they took precise measurements of electromagnetic fields (EMF), background radiation, radio frequencies, and subtle fluctuations in temperature. In some areas, especially the master bedroom and kitchen, they detected highly localized EMF spikes that couldn’t be attributed to wiring or any known man-made source. These spikes were transient but repeated consistently over a series of visits.

“We’d wake up feeling foggy, like we hadn’t slept in days,” the woman recalled, her voice shaking slightly. “It was like something drained the energy right out of our bodies.”

The investigators documented her account carefully. What was even more disturbing was the correlation between her episodes of disorientation and the buzzing sounds she described—an audible hum that seemed to emanate from within the walls, accompanied by disorienting pulses of white light.

These occurrences often left her physically sore, confused, and overwhelmed with a sensation of dread. The sensations mimicked post-anesthetic grogginess or the aftereffects of intense exposure to electromagnetic fields.

To investigate further, the team widened their search to the grounds just beyond the home, particularly the earth near a grove of juniper trees that had long stood dead and withered—something unusual in an otherwise thriving desert ecosystem.

The investigators began deploying their drones equipped with LORE scanning, below the surface with millimeter precision. What they uncovered shocked everyone.

Lying beneath the soil, roughly 10 to 15 feet down, were symmetrical shapes that didn’t conform to any natural geological formations. The L-scans revealed large angular patterns—rectangles, arcs, and perfectly straight lines embedded in the ground, one structure measured approximately 30 ft long and appeared to be metallic in composition, casting clear shadows in the lidar visualizations. These were not random underground deposits; they appeared to be artificial, crafted and possibly buried long ago.

Brandon Fugal and Elite physicist reviewed the data again and again, verifying the results with multiple passes. They ruled out pipelines, septic systems, or natural mineral veins. None of the signatures matched any known infrastructure or geological feature typical of the area.

The objects seemed to be dormant, encased in compacted soil and untouched by previous property developments. As they expanded their scans outward from the house, more anomalies began to emerge: smaller, more densely clustered metallic objects like debris fields or fragments of a larger structure.

These findings suggested a potentially massive presence hidden just beneath the ranch—its purpose and origin unknown. The team was shaken. Were these remnants of a lost technology, a buried craft, a man-made installation with a long-forgotten purpose, or were they something even stranger? Objects left behind by forces not yet understood by science?

One thing was clear: the Tar Ranch was no ordinary property. Whatever was buried beneath its surface was linked to the strange lights, the vibrations, and the psychological and physical toll it took on its occupants.

For Brandon Fugal’s team, this was no longer just a case of verifying a haunting or a few unusual sightings. It had become a full-blown multidisciplinary investigation into what might be one of the most important or most unsettling discoveries of their careers that had plagued the ranch for nearly two decades.

As the team stood around the partially unearthed structure, a sense of awe and unease fell over the group. Brandon Fugal, normally composed and analytical, admitted that this was unlike anything they had encountered at Skinwalker Ranch or elsewhere.

“This changes everything,” he murmured, running his hand over the smooth, oddly cool surface of the object.

The shape of the buried structure was peculiar. It was vaguely rectangular but with beveled, almost aerodynamic edges as if designed to withstand extreme pressure or velocity. Some angles suggested it could be part of a larger mechanism, like a hatch or a sealed entrance.

While no seams or openings were immediately visible, thermal imaging revealed unusual temperature gradients across its surface, suggesting internal compartments or chambers within.

The team brought in ground penetrating radar (GPR) to supplement the LIDAR data, and the results were astonishing. Beneath the object, there appeared to be a void—an open cavity or tunnel that extended downward at an angle, possibly leading to a more extensive subterranean network.

If it was a tunnel, it had remained perfectly sealed and undisturbed for decades, if not centuries.

As night fell, they established a perimeter around the excavation site, determined to keep the discovery secure. But even in those early hours, strange phenomena began to escalate.

Sensors around the perimeter began picking up bursts of electromagnetic interference. Batteries, cameras, and equipment mysteriously drained within minutes. One of the field investigators reported hearing the now familiar low-frequency tah-ham, only this time it seemed to resonate from within the object itself.

Drones flying overhead struggled to maintain stability near the anomaly, veering off course as if repelled by an unseen force.

The ranch owner, upon hearing of the discovery, was both frightened and relieved.

“I always felt like something was under there,” she said quietly. “Something watching or waiting. My husband thought I was imagining it, but now… now we know something is really there.”

The implications were staggering. If the object was indeed man-made, or worse, non-human in origin, it could mean that Tar Ranch sat atop a hidden installation, relic, or craft of unknown design.

Its connection to the strange lights, the buzzing hum, and the disturbing physical effects experienced by the ranch’s inhabitants seemed more plausible now than ever.

The question now was how far they were willing to go. Would they open the object? Could they? Would disturbing it risk unleashing whatever had been lying dormant beneath the ranch all these years? Or was the structure not a container but a conduit, an interface with something far beyond current understanding?

As the team convened late into the night, reviewing data, cross-referencing other reports from Skinwalker Ranch and similar hotspots, they knew they had only scratched the surface—literally and figuratively.

The buried object was just the beginning, and whatever mysteries lay beneath it were not only ancient, they might still be active.

The extraterrestrial hypothesis could not be ruled out.

Brandon Fugal, ever the pragmatist, kept the team grounded in evidence while encouraging them to remain open to all possibilities.

“We’re dealing with something outside the known spectrum of material science,” he said during one late night debrief. “That doesn’t mean aliens, but it does mean unknown.”

The analysis yielded more strange results as the test progressed. Under electron microscopy, the metallic surface revealed an intricate lattice structure at the nano level—something far more complex than what current human manufacturing could replicate.

It wasn’t just an alloy; it was engineered down to atomic precision.

This pointed to a level of technological sophistication that exceeded even the most cutting-edge terrestrial research labs.

Further spectroscopy results hinted at trace elements rarely found on Earth, including isotopic ratios that deviated significantly from naturally occurring standards.

One of the metallurgists on the team quietly stated, “If this was made on Earth, someone has access to technology we’ve never seen before. And if it wasn’t… well, then we’re dealing with something much, much bigger.”

The object also responded to environmental stimuli. When exposed to certain frequencies of sound, particularly those matching the infamous du hum, the object began to exhibit measurable vibrational patterns on its surface.

This led the team to suspect the object could be part of a larger system, perhaps something that activated or communicated through specific vibrational or electromagnetic cues.

Back at the Tar Ranch, the woman who owned the property began reporting vivid dreams and feelings of unease that coincided with the excavation.

She claimed to hear the hum more clearly now, even when the scientific equipment didn’t register it.

At night, she would see faint, low, pulsing lights near the excavation site that faded when anyone approached.

Meanwhile, local legends and historical records added more depth to the puzzle.

Stories dating back to the 1800s spoke of strange lights and bizarre disappearances on the land.

Indigenous oral histories referred to the region as a veil place—a thin boundary between worlds.

Some accounts even hinted at a metal that sang in silence buried deep beneath the land, eerily similar to what the team had found.

As weeks turned into months, Fugal’s team faced a difficult choice: should they attempt to open or activate the object?

Doing so could unlock incredible discoveries or unleash unforeseen consequences.

For now, the object was kept in a controlled facility, monitored around the clock.

The team had shared some of their findings with select government and academic partners, but much remained classified to avoid public panic or premature conclusions.

Still, one thing was clear: the Tar Ranch was more than a hot spot for strange occurrences.

It was potentially a keystone in understanding a much broader reality—a place where science, history, and the paranormal collided.

In the object, it was the first real artifact, one that might finally answer the question: “What is out there and has it already been here all along?”

The overlapping phenomena between Tar Ranch and Skinwalker Ranch were too numerous to ignore, and they began to form what Brandon Fugal called a paranormal corridor stretching across the American Southwest.

He and his team theorized that this corridor might represent an interconnected web of energetic hotspots—sites where the veil between dimensions was thinner or where unknown energies naturally accumulated.

The discovery of the metallic object buried at Tar Ranch may have been the first physical evidence of that hypothesis.

The team revisited records from Robert Bolo’s time overseeing Skinwalker Ranch, cross-referencing notes, field logs, and recovered data.

One detail stood out: Bolo had reportedly acquired aerial scans and geomagnetic surveys of regions beyond Skinwalker, including parts of northern New Mexico, including the land around what was now Tar Ranch.

The team couldn’t help but ask: what did Bolo know was buried there, and why hadn’t he retrieved it himself? Was it fear of what it might be? Or had he intended to return but something or someone had intervened?

As they continued investigating, Fugal’s scientists detected subtle resonances between the buried object from Tar Ranch and certain energy patterns previously documented at Skinwalker.

Using frequency-matched temperature pulses, they noticed a reaction from both sites—minor but measurable.

These reactions hinted at a synchronization across great distances, suggesting that the object may not have been standalone.

It could be one of several nodes, each buried at different locations, part of a system designed to span vast areas, perhaps even global in scale.

And then there was the hum—the low-frequency drone that echoed through both ranches.

Sound engineers working with the team determined that the hum shared certain subharmonic characteristics—an acoustic fingerprint.

But here was the chilling part: when the waveforms were plotted from both locations, they fit together like puzzle pieces, as if the sound itself carried information encoded across geography.

Was it a signal? A warning? A guide?

As theories spiraled—from ancient alien technologies to transdimensional beacons—the team faced the growing realization that they weren’t just exploring isolated paranormal events.

They were potentially standing at the edge of a revelation that could rewrite everything humanity thought it knew about history, energy, and existence itself.

The proximity of ancient Native American ceremonial sites added yet another layer.

Elders from nearby tribes spoke cautiously to the team, explaining that their ancestors regarded certain places like Tar Ranch and Skinwalker as places where the Earth breathes and speaks.

These weren’t myths, they insisted—they were warnings.

They described ancestral stories of sky beings, of metal that sang, of lights that could carry a person through time.

With each new finding, Fugal’s team pushed deeper into the mystery, but they were also beginning to feel the weight of something much larger than themselves.

As one investigator put it, “We’re not just uncovering an object—we’re uncovering a system, and it’s waking up.”

The question now wasn’t if there was a connection between Tar Ranch and Skinwalker Ranch.

The question was: “What happens when we uncover all the pieces and put them together?”