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Tim and Jamie discuss the mysterious Owlman of Cornwall or Owlman of Mawnan.  This owl like creature is often compared to West Virginia's Mothman.  The Owlman was first see in 1926 and again in 1976.  It stood 5ft tall, had a wide gaping mouth, claws or hands on its wings, black pincer like feet and glowing red eyes.

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Join us for a Tim-centric episode where Tim shares his experiences growing up in a haunted house. 

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In this episode, Jamie and Tim discuss the 1969 disappearance of 7 year old Dennis Martin from an area on the Appalachian Trail that hugs the Tennessee and North Carolina.  This case is featured as one of David Paulides' Missing 411 mysterious disappearances.

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Missing 411 Books
Map of Spence Field on the Appalachian Trail
NPS Dennis Martin Case Report

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Jamie and Tim discuss the strange other worldly occurrences at Washington State's Mt Adams and the nearby UFO Ranch also known as the ECETI Ranch. Pay attention around 13:30 to a little unexpected ghostly activity in the studio while we were recording the show!

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Map of Trout Lake, WA
ECETI Website
As You Wish Talk Radio (James Gilliland's podcast)

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In this episode, Jamie and Tim discuss an area of Tidewater Virginia known as Old House Woods that has had a spooky reputation for a couple hundred years. This place is full of stories about pirates, buried treasure, headless dogs, ghost ships and skeletons in armor.  Jamie has even included some of her personal stories about investigations in the area and shares some Electronic Voice Phenomena (EVP).

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Ghosts of Virginia by L.B. Taylor, Jr.
Map of Old House Woods

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As a special treat (hahaha) for launch day, we're including a short blooper reel for your listening pleasure. 
Please make sure you listen to our very first episode featuring the ever popular Mothman.

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November 1966 to December 1967 a strange 7ft tall humanoid creature with wings and glowing red eyes tormented the town of Point Pleasant WV.  The 13 months of Mothman sightings culminated in the collapse of the Silver Bridge that spanned the Ohio River.

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The Mothman Prophecies by John Keel
Map of Point Pleasant, WV
The Mothman Timeline
The Scarberry Sketch of Mothman
EPA Superfund Site

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Welcome future Lurkers! Check out this brief trailer about our new paranormal podcast Lurk! If we have piqued your interest, please subscribe!  Our podcast officially launches April 2nd with our first episode featuring everyone's favorite cryptid: Mothman.  Episodes will be released weekly on Fridays. 

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