Shadows Of Legend

Artic hunter Anfernee Orlando spotted a small herd of caribou, and after shooting one, stopped to field dress the animal. To his surprise, the small herd that had scattered following his shot began to run back toward his position moments later. The experienced hunter laid his knife aside and picked up his binoculars to discover the reason for their strange behavior. What he saw was the stuff of legend and nightmares.

A South Carolina hunter named Jeff Davis was dropped off by his friends with directions to a deer stand near a rural cemetery. After walking several hundred yards down a narrow path that wound through ancient gravestones, he soon discovered why few others frequented that spot . . . and that more than the local fauna stalked among the pine trees and underbrush.

Kenneth Biddle grew up with an avid interest in the paranormal. Eventually he joined a paranormal group searching for evidence of ghosts, and said that in the beginning he “believed everything”. But not all “evidence”, he said, is created equal. Though still open-minded, he now applies a healthy dose of skepticism. Currently he is the Chief Investigator for the Committee for Skeptical Inquiry. In that position Biddle examines evidence from a variety of sources from a scientific viewpoint.

Chris Kirkpatrick has experienced several different brushes with strange creatures that fall within the category of either Cryptid or Legend, depending upon how one might choose to explain them. But whichever explanation, Kirkpatrick is convinced he has encountered creatures that have fueled nightmares for generations.

Michael Jones has experienced his own brush with the paranormal on several occasions. In this episode, he shares his encounters with the supernatural and what he believes to be a well-known winged cryptid.

Danny Legg said that his experiences with the paranormal defy any conventional explanation. He has discussed his experiences with others in an effort to understand them from a more “natural” viewpoint, but in the end says that those experiences rest firmly in the paranormal realm.

Wes Forsythe has decades of hands-on experience researching the paranormal from both a scientific and a metaphysical perspective. He is also one of the driving forces behind the popular Horror convention, The Scarefest, held each year in Lexington, Kentucky. In this episode, Wes shares some of his experiences and opinions on the paranormal and why it is always a good idea to keep an open mind and realize that our knowledge might not be as accurate as we assume it to be.

A Native American from Idaho known as Brandy Brunette grew up listening to his grandmother tell tales of Bigfoot. She assured him that his family lived along the migratory path of the elusive woodland creature.

Brunette has encountered the creature several times, both alone and in the company of family members. He shares an account of these instances and his thoughts about the true nature of the creature.

Steve Gartin is a Pastor and a paranormal researcher. The group he founded, the Greenup County Paranormal Society, regularly conducts ghost hunts and paranormal research in the Greenup County, Kentucky area and beyond. In this episode we sit down and discuss some of his findings as well as his views on how to determine what type of spirit is responsible for the activity.

Local business owner Carl Felty developed an interest in the paranormal at a young age.

It began as an affinity for movies and literature, but a personal experience deepened his interest. Now he keeps an open mind to the possibility that there is more out there than we readily believe.