Joe Nickell, celebrated as a pivotal figure in the skeptical community, passed away on March 4 at 80. Known as the 'real-life Scully', he tackled numerous mysteries, from ghosts to crop circles. His investigative methods combined a curious mind with a compassionate approach to skepticism. Barry Karr of the Committee for Skeptical Inquiry praised Nickell as an 'icon and hero', highlighting his extensive explorations across various fields. His legacy continues to inspire those in the field of skepticism and critical inquiry.
Joe was a hands-on investigator who could be found aboard the Queen Mary looking for alleged ghosts... This barely scratches the surface.
He was a true polymath who often left you in awe of his depth of knowledge in... a limitless number of subjects.
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