Audio version of this story on our YouTube: https://youtu.be/JC45gjqHMkk?si=52ZhLfbjYOTXZyf7 The Ogua is a freshwater cryptid that is said to look like a giant two headed alligator snapping turtle that weighs about 500lbs and is 20 feet long. It roams the West Virginia and Pennsylvania areas mostly dwelling in the Ohio, Allegheny, and Monongahela rivers. Though…
In the misty forests of Southwest Virginia, locals whisper of a creature that roams the ridgelines at night — a towering, hairy beast that’s both feared and beloved.They call it the Wood Booger, a name passed down through generations in Wise County and Norton, Virginia. Some say it’s just another name for Bigfoot, but around…
This is a sighting that stood out to me for two reasons. One, this is an area I have visited before, it is a common and popular hiking destination for folks who are not looking for paranormal experiences. Two, the sighting was not by a lone hiker. In the video you see a large group…
Listen to me read this one on YouTube: https://youtu.be/Ms5Co49dH-I?si=vGORNakTNTa0aaxO&t=1064 If you haven’t yet, be sure to check out Part 1 on this story! This story is one of the more famous ones and is known as the one that started Mothman’s popularity and gave the creature its name. It comes from Point Pleasant, West Virginia,…
Perhaps the most famous cryptid of all time is Bigfoot or Sasquatch. Normally, I like to do a “Story of…” post before I start posting stories and sightings of these creatures. It has been tough to track down one source of the first story; there are many opinions on where it all began. So, I…
Listen to me read this one on YouTube: https://youtu.be/Ms5Co49dH-I?si=vGORNakTNTa0aaxO&t=1064 If you have never heard of it, the Mothman is a creature made famous by encounters in Point Pleasant, West Virginia. Several eyewitnesses have described it as a human-shaped and sized creature with bird-like wings and feathers. Its most distinguishing feature is its reflective red eyes….
Audio version of this story on our YouTube: https://youtu.be/Ms5Co49dH-I?si=5873pC6nJTX1UsR3&t=1585 On September 12th, 1952 around 7:00 o’clock on a Friday evening, a group of young boys consisting of Eugene Lemon (17), Neil Nunley (14), Eddie May (13), Freddie May (10) and Ronnie Shaver, also 10, were playing football on the lawn of Flatwoods Elementary School. Suddenly, the…