Skepticism

From the archives: media clippings from the death of Doris Stokes

The Skeptic - 1st July 1987

From the archives in 1987, The Skeptic looks at media reporting surrounding the death of noted "psychic medium" Doris Stokes

From the archives: The monstrous myth at Loch Ness

Steuart Campbell - 20th May 1987

From the archives in 1987, writer and cryptozoologist Steuart Campbell looks at the history of Loch Ness monster mythology

From the archives: Tolerating continued uncertainty – leaving cases unexplained

Peter O'Hara - 30th January 1987

From the first ever issue of The Skeptic, Peter O'Hara explains why it's OK to accept something as 'unexplained' - and why that doesn't mean it's 'unexplainable'.

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