Jungle patrol reports, Honduran heatstroke visions, a proposed deathbed-vision test, near-death research, and Pennsylvania's Little Bigfoot—plus The Perfectly Proper Paranormal Museum cozy mystery books.

--By Maddie Kosloski of the Perfectly Proper Paranormal Museum Photo by petr sidorov on Unsplash The Fortune-Teller’s Cabinet is back on the main floor this week. At its center sits the Benedetto Triumphs, a worn late-nineteenth-century Tarot once used by a traveling reader who worked the harvest fairs. Local story says she told a rancher not to move his herd on a moonless Tuesday. He did. Three calves died of a sudden fever, and the deck spent the next sixty years in a locked tin behind the...

--By Maddie Kosloski of the Perfectly Proper Paranormal Museum Photo of the Fogged Goggle pilot. This week the “Fogged Goggles” are back on display in the main gallery. The pair dates to 1943 and came from a training crash just outside the old San Benedetto airfield. Local stories claim the young pilot’s spirit still tries to warn the living; the lenses are said to mist over without any change in temperature whenever someone nearby is about to take a serious risk. A few visitors have told me...