Hidden Files

Ms. Sue Kovach's "Hidden Files" was a breath of fresh air! I first became VERY interested in this weird, unknown stuff after reading Jerry D. Coleman's "Strange Highways". My concerns about finding another book with actual police testimony and actual research work ended when I read "Hidden Files". It's full of logic which I seek and true investigations that I demand. Great book, great read!

I found out about this book while looking for another book by the author ("Be Alert, Be Aware, Have A Plan")and found it to be extremely interesting. "Hidden Files" is a collection of detailed stories of the unexplained, and is well-written, and very entertaining, but with that added twist of being truestories from cops from the US and Canada. Definitely definitely recommended for a fast and very enjoyable read._____________

I've always been interested in paranormal things like UFO's and ghosts. The stories in this book are really fascinating and quite enjoyable to read. I like how the author found real police officers who had experience with paranormal things like UFO's and had them tell their stories. It was almost like watching the early X-Files episodes. I think anyone who likes reading about paranormal things should read this book.

Very thought-provoking. Great stories with wonderful detail, leaves no stone unturned on subjects that too many books gloss over and don't look at the cases close enough. Police officers are great witnesses and investigators of the paranormal because of their training and nature. I was already a believer, but I'm more convinced of my own feelings and beliefs. A real page-turner, absolutely must read for anyone who loves stories of the paranormal.

Along with Jerome Clark's Unexplained this is simply one of the two best books on the paranormal there is. While Clark's book is a must-read for the sheer bulk of it (documenting 347 cases of the unexplained) this book must be read for the reliability. It's easy for skeptics to dismiss eye-witnesses to paranormal events when they are someone whose reliability cannot be established but can they do the same when the witness is a police officer, someone who's trained to make these kinds of observations? In this book Sue Kovach, an investigative reporter documents such bizarre sightings by the police, such as encounters with UFOs, psychics providing very accurate information and what appear to be the spirits of the deceased aiding in the investigation. You can't provide much more evidence then this.