The Rain Man of Pembroke, 1983

On a January night in 1983, it started raining inside the Andrews family's living room in Pembroke, even as the weather outside was dry as bone. The rain soaked their furniture, their walls, and even puddled beneath their feet, but every attempt to trace a plumbing leak turned up nothing. Over the next week, the rain followed Paul, the teenage son, wherever he went-streams of water pouring from the ceiling only above his head, each drop ice-cold. Neighbors and local police saw it for themselves, baffled as water dripped from light fixtures, untouched by any source. The family fled in fear after one night when water started seeping from the crucifix hanging above their door. And it was only then-once Paul left the house for good-that the rain stopped, leaving the mystery of Pembroke’s Rain Man unsolved to this day.