Campfire Adventures

Continuing with Halloween episodes, I picked a story this week that inspired the movie The Strangers. Have you ever heard about the Keddie Cabin Murders? In 1981 this town would be forever changed when four people were murdered in cabin #28. To this day the murders has gone unsolved and I feel like I have so many questions. Take a listen and let me know what you think. Also P.S. this episode has a lot of heavy parts so be prepared. 

It’s that time of the year again! Happy Halloween season everyone, and to kick things off I figured we’d cover the true story of one of my favorite scary movies The Conjuring. If you haven’t seen this movie yet then I’d recommend giving it a watch, it's available on HBO Max now, but if not I will give a brief synopsis of the movie in the episode. Basically were covering the true story of how this family of 6 the Perrons moved into their new home and were plagued with hauntings specifically of a witch Bathsheba. Take a listen and I hope you enjoy it!

There is a phantom, alien or maybe just a legend about a man found in West Virginia that perpetually smiles. You might be wondering what that means, basically when this being is seen all you see is a man that has this wide smile stuck on his face. He was only seen two times in the 1960’s and has been associated with the Mothman (who P.S. has his own episode). Is this being sinister or just trying to help, maybe you can decide after I share the few accounts we have about this cryptid we now know as Indrid Cold aka The Smiling Man. 

Welcome Campers to the newest episode of Campfire Adventures! This week we are telling a story with a little bit of a twist. It's going to involve some true crime and ultimately it turns into a story about one of America's most haunted houses. This is the story about Lizzie Borden and the murder that took place in her family home in Fall River, Massachusetts. Ultimately Lizzie’s father and step mother were gruesomely murdered, but the events that led up to this and what happened after are what keep this story relevant and also created the storyline for this haunted house. With that said I hope you enjoy the episode and let me know what you think. 

It’s that time of the year again, Jordan has taken over the podcast. This week she tells us a tale of a legendary Japanese spirit known as Kuchisake-Onna. A once beautiful woman who suffered a mutilation that left her unalived. During our annual adventures around Los Angeles we paused at the Old LA Zoo to take a moment and share this story with you. Let us know what you think. Enjoy!

Annnnnddddd we're back! Now what would be better for our return then a story about a Bigfoot! However, we're going to Australia for this one. It is known as the Yowie and it has been evading the public for years. So much so that the sightings come few and far between, but when they happen they've been shared with the news outlet. Listen to the episode and let me know what you think, does Australia have its own Bigfoot?

We're back Campers! Sorry for the delay, but here is a new episode of Campfire Adventures. In this week's episode we look into the story of the Nain Rouge. This red dwarf calls the city of Detroit, Michigan home and has for centuries. Depending on what you believe some think of this cryptid as a warning of impending disaster and others picture it as the cause of that disaster. Take a listen and let me know what you think. Enjoy!

There is a road in Oahu that leads to an area known as Morgan’s Corner! The area is connected with an Urban Legend and also a murder! The two aren’t connected at all, but it's a crazy coincidence. The urban legend is told across the world and has solidified itself within the local communities. The murder that took place changed the legal system on the island forever. Enjoy!

Ok this ones inspired by an episode of Unsolved Mysteries that I watched when I was a kid. Ok, I probably wasn't supposed to watch the episode at the time, but hey here we are now. In this episode we are going to re-explore the episode and see if there are any updates we can share with you. What happened you ask? Well one day it started raining in Oakville, Washington (surprise) only the rain coming down wasn't your typical rain. Enjoy!

It only took one night for this week's cryptid to become a local legend. In Flatwoods, West Virginia there was a light that brightened up the night sky on September 12, 1952. There were multiple accounts shared with the media, but it was the accounts made by the May family and friends that became the “true” story of the cryptid. Ladies and Gentlemen I’d like to introduce you to the Flatwoods Monster. Enjoy!