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Mysteries & Miracles of New Mexico: Guide Book to the Genuinely Bizarre in the Land of Enchantment With detailed directions for visiting some of the strangest places in New Mexico Discover the haunted mesas... the eerie, bloodthirsty canyons... the scorching wastelands holding incredible buried treasure. Decipher the ancient Greek message carved in stone at Hidden Mountain. Read documented accounts of the repeated resurrections of Padre Padilla, first buried in 1765. Trace the epic journeys of Lozen, the Apache's mystic woman warrior. Marvel at the mysteries of the lost Anasazi Civilization. Relive the visit by space aliens during and after the spectacular "Roswell Incident" which government officials say never happened. Judge the evidence on the recent, bizarre cattle mutilations. BEYOND THE FREEWAYS, AWAY FROM THE CITIES, LIES THE SURREAL NEW MEXICO. Chapter 1: New Mexico's Mystery Rock Chapter 2: Katzimo, the Enchanted Mesa Chapter 3: Search for the Lost Adams Diggings Chapter 4: Flight of the Stone Lion Chapter 5: The Blessed Earth of Chimayo Chapter 6: Miracles of Old Santa Fe Chapter 7: Ambushes in Dog Canyon Chapter 8: Open Doors to the Spirit World Chapter 9: New Mexico Witches Ride Fireballs Chapter 10: Billy the Kid's Escape from the Grave Chapter 11: Ten Million Bucks in the Bootheel Chapter 12: Mysteries of the Anasazi Chapter 13: Lozen: Woman Warrior of Magical Powers Chapter 14: The Story of the Apache Kid Chapter 15: Space Travelers' Rendezvous Chapter 16: Galactic Pitstop in Socorro Chapter 17: Bizarre Cattle Mutilations

In the 1970 s Jack Kutz gained followers as a writer and researcher for Albuquerque s alternative newspaper Seers Catalog. Later Kutz s writing was featured in New Mexico Magazine. However, Kutz began collecting folklore and extraordinary tales working in remote locations while working for Mountain Bell, hanging telephone line. During this time he began documenting the oral histories and tall tales passed down generation to generation within specific regions. Also an avid mountain climber, Kutz served with New Mexico Mountain Club. Those daring rescue missions gave him first-hand experiences and contacts with people who had amazing stories to share. Kutz s Mysteries & Miracles series not only preserves many cultural stories but also enables readers to reference detailed directions to visit some of the most bizarre, obscure and haunting places within the Southwest. In addition to his six books in the Mysteries & Miracles series, Kutz is also the author of Grassroots New Mexico: A History of Citizen Activism and The Wild West Never Died: True Crime Tales of 20th Century New Mexico.