Phenomena Case Files

Join me for episode 4 as the Phenomena Case Files podcast delves into what some call America’s most cursed road –this is the story of a haunting

Phenomena Case Files —a The Wildman’s Press production. For more on the show, including our blog/newsletter deep dives, links to our socials, and upcoming book titles, check out our website at phenomenacasefiles.com

The Phenomena Case Files podcast joins the Bigfoot Days Celebration ‘24 at Estes Park, Colorado! Tune in wherever you get your podcasts for our latest foray into the paranormal and listen to impressions, insights, and beyond as we reflect on this two-day festival.

The Phenomena Case Files Podcast is going to the Bigfoot Days Festival April 19-20th!

I'll be covering the festival, mingling and interviewing festival-goers and other personalities with the Colorado Rockies backdrop and famous Stanley Hotel.

For more info. on the festival, visit their website:

https://www.estesparknews.com/events/article_362f39de-f1d2-11ee-9069-f743f75f908a.html

A podcast about paranormal topics, Phenomena is an intimate, reflective exploration of mysteries, fascinating interviews with paranormal investigators and others who dwell behind the veil.

Join your host, Robert Cavaliere, Thursdays --and check out bonus content on phenomenacasefiles.com and Apple Podcasts

In Part 2, we dive a little deeper into the repercussions of this ominous, yet seemingly innocuous event over the dark horizons of the Colorado High Plains. Join me as I get past the nitty-gritty details of Part 1 and switch gears into a more reflective mode, sharing impressions, and what brought me onto this investigative road of the paranormal highway.

--Join me every other Thursday-- and for the next episode release April 11, 2024 "The Gates of Hell"

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Credits: Music Stylings by Lleonel Cassio; NBC 9-News Denver Affiliate; The Wildman's Press;

It was 2019, one week before Christmas, when witnesses spotted an array of slow moving lights in the night sky over the snowy plains northeast of Denver. They hovered low, ominously soundless, Like me, you might have missed them, had you not been outside in the cold of winter, perhaps driving out in the rim of the metro-Denver area just beyond the cities of Thornton and Northglenn, Colorado.