The present author’s quest for a genuine description of God(s) in credible sources (be it religious or scientific), brought him to the point of investigating various supernatural phenomena. Supernatural phenomena are defined for the present as those spectacles that involve unidentified flying objects (UFOs), extra-terrestrials (ETs) and alien-abduction experiences (AAEs). Literature (be it scientific or religious) and the internet are cramped with numerous reports of supernatural phenomena. As the popular 14th century maxim says, ‘No smoke without fire’, it makes sense to personally verify every reported supernatural phenomenon for their genuineness. Else there is the danger of being bamboozled. In this search, the present author starts with two books [UFOs, Chemtrails, and Aliens - What Science Says; and Aliens and Man? - A Synopsis of Facts and Beliefs] that deal with supernatural phenomena, and personally verified the supernatural phenomena mentioned therein. At least 32 supernatural phenomena, among the several mentioned in the books, were considered, and categorised based on an extended Russian classification of supernatural phenomenon. Among these, seven phenomena were found to be genuine. During this search, the present author also noted dating dissimilarities in different sources regarding either construction of ancient monuments or when the supernatural phenomena occurred. All of these are discussed in significant detail.