I've been interested in the paranormal since I was a kid. Wouldn't say I believe every single story and piece of evidence. Some of it reeks of bullshit and has even been exposed as such. But when it comes to at least ghosts and UFOs, there's plenty of plausible stories and evidence.

The only thing I always have doubts about with UFOs is that aliens are responsible. Seems like everytime a sighting occurs where there's multiple witnesses with solid evidence, at least in the US, the military either offers up some explanation involving planes or they deny their involvement in the incident entirely. I think it's a reaction more in line with trying to hide the existence of experimental, top secret aircraft they're testing than trying to hide the existence of aliens. Ever heard of the Cash-Landrum Incident https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cash-Landrum_incident ? It's the UFO case that fascinates me the most.

The one area you listed that I have trouble believing in at all are cryptids. They can be fun to think about and discuss, but I've yet to see strong, undeniable evidence of Bigfoot or Nessie.

I try to be open-minded. Like Mulder's UFO poster reads, I want to believe.

Betty Cash also passed away after 18 years to the day she was exposed. Coincidence? Maybe. Regardless, it's bizarre.

Never heard of that Dulce Base story, but even without knowing the details of their situations, it sounds like a case of someone trying to keep something a secret. Same goes for many of the deaths on that page you linked. Is that secret "grays" working with the US military? I'm still on the fence about that. However, I 100% believe that an agency or agencies connected to the US government murder people who get too close to revealing the government's secrets.

You're probably familiar with the investigative reporter Don Devereux, who if I remember correctly was trying to get information from the same Danny Casolaro mentioned on that page. Devereux's situation wasn't UFO related, but definitely US government murdering people related. He was even told there was a contract out on his life.