Zero Hour Project

12/30/2025

you all please go follow Boneyard Babies and help grow her following! Show them what this community can do!

Cute little devil 👹

12/30/2025

Join us as we dive right into bringing Cresson Sanatorium and Prison new life. We have photography and paranormal tours available, and more special events planned to support the important preservation work needed in the historical buildings. We are excited to share this site with the many communitie...

12/30/2025

Whats your thoughts on UFOs?

They aren’t just stories anymore. Some of the most disturbing encounters are officially recorded—and still unexplained.

In 1947, the U.S. military recovered debris near Roswell and initially announced it as a flying disc before abruptly changing the story. Witnesses later claimed the material didn’t resemble anything made on Earth.

In 1980, U.S. Air Force personnel at Rendlesham Forest encountered a triangular craft in the woods. They reported strange symbols, beams of light, and radiation levels higher than normal. The incident was formally documented and sent up the chain of command.

Then in 2004, Navy pilots from the USS Nimitz tracked a white, wingless object that dropped from 80,000 feet to sea level in seconds—with no visible propulsion. Radar, pilots, and infrared cameras all confirmed it.

The Pentagon later admitted these objects—now called UAPs—are real and unidentified. In 2023, sworn testimony before Congress claimed the U.S. government has recovered non-human craft.

No explanation. No answers.

So ask yourself this…
If they aren’t ours—who’s watching us?

What do you think UFOs really are? Have you ever seen something you couldn’t explain?

12/29/2025

🚨 ATTENTION ALL VENDORS & SPONSORS 🚨

If you are currently a vendor or sponsor for Coastal Haunts Paracon, please send us a short bio about yourself or your team along with a photo to go with it. This will be used for something special we’re putting together, and we want to make sure everyone involved is properly represented.

🔹 A few sentences is perfect
🔹 Include your team name and what you do
🔹 Please include a photo you’d like us to use

📩 Send your bio and photo to [email protected]

—or—
📬 DM us directly

Not a vendor or sponsor yet but want to be part of something epic?

👉 Head to zerohourvault.com to fill out the Vendor or Sponsor Application and join us at Coastal Haunts Paracon 2026.

Spots are limited—don’t miss your chance to be part of this event.

12/28/2025

2026 is shaping up to be a huge year for us — with big changes, bigger adventures, and some of the most intense investigations we’ve ever taken on.

We’re kicking things off February with an investigation at the Roff House, and that’s just the beginning.

This summer is PACKED:
• FCI Con in June
• Strange, Dark, and Mysterious Market in June
• And then our biggest milestone yet — Coastal Haunts Paracon in July!

In between all of that, we’re planning investigations at some of the most infamous locations in the country:
• Garnett House
• Sallie House
• Indiana State Sanatorium
• Waverly Hills Sanatorium

New locations. Bigger investigations. Major events.
2026 isn’t just another year for us — it’s a whole new level.

If you’ve been with us from the start, buckle up.
If you’re new… welcome to what’s coming next.

More details soon. Stay ready.

12/28/2025

Let’s get them above that mark! These guys are awesome!

12/27/2025

The Pomeraning Haunting – Dice Road, Michigan

Dice Road in Michigan is one of the most documented paranormal hotspots in the state, and the Pomeraning home is at the center of it.

In the 1970s, the Pomeraning family reported a relentless haunting that escalated far beyond simple noises or shadows. According to police reports, eyewitness testimony, and multiple investigations, the activity included objects flying across rooms, furniture overturning, unexplained fires, and violent physical attacks on family members.

Local law enforcement were called to the home on multiple occasions. Officers reportedly witnessed objects moving on their own, doors slamming without cause, and furniture shifting with no one near it. These events were logged and taken seriously enough that the house became known among deputies as a place to avoid being alone.

The family claimed they were scratched, pushed, and choked by unseen forces. Religious clergy were brought in after the activity intensified, and several attempted blessings reportedly made things worse instead of calming the disturbances.

What makes the Dice Road hauntings unsettling is that the Pomeraning home was not isolated. Multiple houses along Dice Road reported similar activity around the same time—suggesting something tied to the land itself rather than a single structure.

Even decades later, investigators and locals report unusual EMF spikes, disembodied voices, shadow figures, and intense feelings of dread in and around the former Pomeraning property. The land has changed hands, but the stories have never stopped.

Some believe Dice Road is a convergence point for paranormal energy. Others believe something darker was awakened and never truly left.

Have you ever been to Dice Road… or experienced something you couldn’t explain there?

Share your story.

12/27/2025

Gotta show them who the real boss is…

12/27/2025

The Appalachian Mountains are older than trees, older than bones, older than memory.
And some things that live there never left.

For generations, people in Appalachia have told stories they only share in whispers. Stories about things that look human but aren’t. Creatures that walk on two legs until they’re seen… then drop to all fours and move faster than anything should.

While the word “Skinwalker” comes from Navajo culture, Appalachia has its own long history of shapeshifters, witches, and inhuman mimics. Early settlers and Indigenous tribes spoke of beings that could wear animal skins, steal voices, and imitate loved ones with disturbing accuracy.

Hunters and hikers still report the same encounters today.

Footsteps following them in the dark, matching their pace.
Voices calling their name from the woods in a voice they recognize.
Deer standing upright. Animals staring too long, smiling, or moving wrong.
A feeling of being watched so intense it triggers pure panic for no visible reason.

Many witnesses say the fear feels intentional, like whatever is out there wants to be noticed. Others say the worst part is the silence that follows, as if the forest itself is holding its breath.

Old mountain rules exist for a reason.
Don’t whistle at night.
Don’t answer voices you can’t see.
If you hear something walking on two legs where nothing should be… leave immediately.

Because in Appalachia, not everything that looks alive is natural.
And not everything that watches you wants to be seen.

Have you had an experience in the mountains that you still can’t explain?