Strange things happen in Arkansas, some with no explanation. Be it visions from the past that still live at a Eureka Springs hotel, or the mysterious deaths of residents in the cities of Bryant and Texarkana. Join us tonight for part 2 of Creepy Legends of Arkansas. Welcome back to the Supernatural State on this episode of Snipe Hunt.

- The Crescent Hotel

- The Train Slayings

- The Moonlight Murders

The state of Arkansas is full of disturbing stories. Stories of hauntings, monsters, and unsolved mysteries. Join us now as we explore these creepy legends of the Natural State, or in this case the Supernatural State, on this episode of Snipe Hunt.

- The Ozark Howler

-The Fouke Monster

- The White River Monster

- The Dog Boy

Aladdin is a classic tale, but the genie is not just a character in a story. The supernatural entities known as Djinn, or as we call them in the west, genies, are firmly rooted in Arabic folklore as beings to be feared. Join us today as we explore the lore behind these beings and learn that they are far less friendly, and much more real than the genie of the lamp.

On December 15,1967 at approximately 5 p.m., the U.S. Highway 35 bridge connecting Point Pleasant, West Virginia and Kanauga, Ohio suddenly collapsed into the Ohio River. Thirty-one vehicles fell with it, killing 46 people and seriously injuring nine more.

Before the collapse, there were many sightings of a large winged humanoid with glowing red eyes in Point Pleasant, West Virginia; leading many to believe that the two incidents might be related. Sightings of this creature, dubbed the “Moth-Man” ceased after the bridge collapsed. So what is the connection between the Mothman and the Silver Bridge? Did the Mothman appear in Point Pleasant to warn the people about the impending disaster? Or did the Mothman cause the collapse? Did people in West Virginia actually see a large bird-like humanoid? Let’s discuss this high-flying monster on this episode of SnipeHunt.

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