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The Wendigo is a cannibalistic spirit that closely resembles a zombie. The best known way to become a Wendigo is by eating another human being, even when done out of necessity for survival. It appears to be gaunt, with its skin stretched tight across its bones, has massive, sunken eyes, and very sharp claws. There are some reports that say it is missing its lips and toes, while others report that it has the head of a deer. The Wendigo is a cold weather creature and a near-perfect hunter and has been reported to have the ability to mimic human voices which it uses to lure people into its territory. 

The Wendigo can be traced to Algonquian Native American folklore where the first Wendigo is said to be a warrior who made a deal with the Devil. In order to save his tribe, he gave up his soul and was transformed into the creature. Once the tribe found peace, he was banished from his tribe and forced to live as an outcast. In the last century there have been reports of many people who have become a Wendigo and even one of a Wendigo hunter. 

What roams up in the cold north? Join us on episode 65 as we talk about the Wendigo, its history and the many stories and sightings of this creature! 

Robert the Doll is a life-size, century old doll that is stuffed with wood wool, wearing a sailor outfit, and carrying his own toy dog. He has buttons for eyes, wears a malevolent smirk and is covered in nicks, similar to scars. He was given to a young Robert Eugene ‘Gene” Otto by his grandfather when he was a small boy, but some believe that he was a gift from a nanny who was mistreated by the family. She practiced voodoo & imbued the doll with her magic.

Robert the Doll has been known to move positions in a room, change his facial expressions, & make giggling sounds. Now a resident of the East Martello Museum in Key West, FL, cameras will malfunction & other electronic equipment will go haywire when in his presence. Visitors of the museum believe that he is responsible for any misfortune that befalls them because they were disrespectful to him.

What or whom is haunting this creepy doll? Does he still feed off the many visitors he gets at the museum? Join us on episode 64 to hear all about Robert the Doll & his many paranormal attributes!

Dulce Base is a secret jointly-operated human and alien underground facility located beneath the Archuleta Mesa on the Colorado and New Mexico border. It is a seven story compound that houses animal, human and alien hybrids, extremely advanced technologies, and experiments such as mind control and cross breeding are performed there. The first three levels are mainly inhabited by humans, while the rest of the complex is alien controlled.

The area has been plagued with cattle mutilations since the 70’s, and in 1975, a hybrid fetus was found in the body of a dead cow that appeared to be a cross between a human, monkey and frog. A group of Dulce personnel uncovered the truth of the experimentation in the facility which resulted in a confrontation between humans and aliens at the base that left multiple causalities on both sides. This Dulce War is said to still be occurring today.

Does this secret underground base exist? Join us on episode 63 as we discuss the Dulce Base & the many alleged horrors that occur there!

The sheepsquatch, also known as the “White Thing”, is a quadruped creature about the size of a bear with white wool-like fur that roams the Appalachian mountains, primarily the southwestern region of West Virginia. It has a long pointed head, similar to a dog, long, saber-like teeth, and ram-like horns. Unlike many other cryptids, its tail is long and hairless like that of an opossum. When it is near, it emits an odor similar to sulfur.  

The first official sighting of the sheepsquatch was in 1994 when a man witnessed it come out of the brush and drink for several minutes from a nearby creek before moving off into the surrounding woods. A year later, a couple were driving when they noticed it on the side of the road. After stopping to get a better look, it charged their car, and began to slash and bang the door, leaving large scratches in its wake.

What is the sheepsquatch? Is it a cousin to Bigfoot or could it be a beast from Hell due to its sulfur smell? Join us on episode 62 to hear about this strange cryptid, the many reported sightings, and our theories as to what it could be!

On September 12, 1952 at 7:15 P.M., in the small town of Flatwoods, WV, three young boys saw a bright object cross the sky and land in a nearby farmer’s property. They immediately went to investigate, along with several other children, a dog, and an adult. After climbing a hill, they came across a large pulsating ball of fire, detected a pungent mist that burned their eyes and nose, and heard a steady metallic whining noise. 

It was at that point that they took notice of a large creature. It stood approximately 10-12 feet, had a dark black or green body, and it’s face was red and shaped like an ace of spades. The creature emitted a shrill hissing noise before gliding towards them, abruptly changing direction, and then heading off towards the red light. The group fled in a panic to one of their homes and contacted the local sheriff. 

Authorities were unable to uncover any physical evidence of this incident, but over the next several days, the witnesses were overcome with sickness, having symptoms similar to exposure to mustard gas. The official explanation involved meteors, a barn owl, and hysteria. What was the Flatwoods Monster? Was it an alien? What made everyone get so  ill? Join us on episode 61 as we discuss this and several of our theories as to what happened that night!

Schwarzwald, known as the Black Forest, is a large forested mountain range in southwest Germany. It is roughly oblong in shape and is 160 km (99 mi) long and 66 km (41 mi) wide. It is a very dense, dark and atmospheric place, which is why many legends about witches, dwarfs and werewolves have been born there and passed along through the generations. Many famous German tales are believed to be set there, including the famous stories of Hansel and Gretel, Little Red Riding Hood, and Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.

There are tales about werewolves, apparitions, water nymphs and a very tall man with several arms, called Der Grossman, who compels children to enter the forest, confess their sins, and never leave. More recently, there have even been reports of Bigfoot! Join us on episode 60 as we talk about this spooky and mysterious forest!

Tombstone, Arizona was established in 1879 by prospector Edward Schieffelin after he discovered silver ore in the surrounding area. Within a few years, the town grew immensely, but so did the tension between the the ranchers, cowboys and lawmen. Because of this, there were many shootouts that resulted in death, possibly causing the town itself to be haunted.

Not only do people witness apparitions in the many hotels and saloons of Tombstone, but they have also smelled cigar smoke and whiskey, heard voices, laughter and music, and had lights and faucets turn on and off with no apparent reason. Some have even had silverware go flying off the table!

What keeps the spirits in Tombstone? Are they trapped? Or do they choose to stay where they passed from this life? Join us on episode 59 as we chat about Tombstone, Arizona and it’s many haunted locations!

Momo, the Missouri Monster, is a large, 7 ft tall hairy bipedal creature similar to Bigfoot. He has a large, pumpkin-shaped head, with black hair covering most of his body, which resembles a shag carpet. He is said to have 3 fingers and toes, emits a terrible body odor, and has been known to be aggressive towards other animals.

Although sightings of the Missouri Monster have occurred since the mid-1900’s, it wasn’t until July 1972, that he got a lot of attention. On July 11, 1972, 8 year-old Terry Harrison and his 5 year-old brother, Walley, witnessed a creature walk out of the woods of their property carrying a bloody dog it the crook of its arm. Over the next two weeks, people witnessed, heard and even smelled him near the town of Lousiana, Missouri.

What is this smelly creature? Is he a cousin to Bigfoot or an entirely different species? Joins us on episode 58 to hear more on the Momo and of the events surrounding the 1972 sightings!

On August 21, 1955, a family was besieged for several hours by goblin-like creatures at a remote Hopkinsville, Kentucky farmhouse. The creatures had large, bat-like ears, were bald and 3-4 feet tall, had large, glowing yellow eyes, and had long arms with large claws at the end. The family defended the property by shooting at them for hours, only to have no effect, reportedly hearing metallic clinging noises when the bullets hit their target. Later, police were unable to find any evidence of the creatures, and it was suggested that what the family saw were Great Horned Owls.

Almost 60 years later, and on the other side of the state, a man claimed to have experiences with similar creatures on his remote Kentucky property. The creatures had large oily eyes, lipless mouths and were the same height as the Hopkinsville creatures, but they seemed to communicate with each other via a chirping noise. He believed they came from an abandoned mine on his property, where he found many of his missing belongings that had disappeared. 

What is terrorizing these towns in Kentucky? Are these creatures traveling through the immense underground Mammoth Cave system that stretches through Kentucky? Could these goblins possibly be aliens or are they something more plausible like owls? Join us to hear more about the Kentucky Goblins!

The Mogollon Monster is a bipedal humanoid creature that is seen along the Mogollon Ridge in central and eastern Arizona. It is known to be over 7 feet tall, have large red eyes, covered in black or reddish hair, and like most Bigfoot-like creatures, has an incredibly strong and pungent odor. It is nocturnal, and can mimic other wildlife, even emitting a whistling sound. They can be very territorial, and have been known to throw rocks at hikers.

Sightings of these creatures are reported as going back to the early 1800’s when settlers of the area started having run ins with the monster in the canyons and forests of the region. Local Native Americans within the region have also long told stories about big hairy men who lived within the forests and canyons. They even have a few legends where a rival stole a chief’s wife, so he had the medicine man transform the thief into this creature, where still roams the area.

Is the Mogollon Monster a cousin to Bigfoot, or could it be a thief who is forever being punished? Join us on episode 56 as we delve into the Arizona Bigfoot!