Andy Colvin

Andy Colvin is a multifaceted individual, known for his work as a photographer, filmmaker, writer, and researcher. He is particularly renowned for his extensive documentation of synchronicities and paranormal phenomena, particularly in relation to the Mothman. Notable Contributions Popularized the “11-11 Awakening Code” and the “Garuda” theory of Mothman, which proposes a connection between the creature and ancient mythological beings. Advanced the practice of “synchro-conspiracy” (also called “synchromysticism”), a methodology for exploring the intersection of synchronicity, conspiracy theories, and the paranormal. As a producer, he discovered the grunge band Nirvana, booking their first show in Seattle and stage-managing their first live performance of “Smells Like Teen Spirit”. He also produced a soundboard video of the event, which is available on YouTube. Paranormal Research Focus Andy Colvin’s research focuses on the Mothman, an alleged creature reportedly seen in West Virginia in the 1960s. He has collected and published letters from paranormal witnesses and researchers, providing insight into the phenomenon and its connections to other unexplained events. Overall, Andy Colvin is a prominent figure in the field of Mothman research, known for his innovative approach to exploring the paranormal and his contributions to the understanding of this enigmatic creature.