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Hosted by Matthew S Newbold · society · EN · 20 episodes
Step into the firelight… and listen closely.From chilling encounters in the dead of night to whispers of government cover-ups, this show dives headfirst into the shadows. Gather around the campfire — or tune in wherever you dare — for Scary but True tales of the supernatural, UFO sightings, Bigfoot encounters, dark conspiracies, and the kind of lingering creepiness that stays with you long after the story ends.Featuring listener-submitted experiences alongside deep research into history’s most infamous urban legends and unexplained events, each episode blurs the line between myth and reality.Hosted by acclaimed audiobook narrator and Las Vegas entertainer Matthew S Newbold, every story is carefully revised and masterfully told to pull you into the unknown — where the question isn’t just “Is it real?”It’s “What if it is?”
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Episode #1
Season 5 Episode 2. The infamous Giant of Kandahar. Is it a myth or a true retelling? US Military Special Ops force attacked by a giant creature in Afghanistan. It takes everything they have to bring it down. This story was originally broke by L.A. Marzulli.
Episode #1
Season 5, Episode 1. This is the true story that sensationalized the headlines in the 50's. A 17 year old girl in the Philippines was being bitten all over her body and the doctors could not explain it. Finally, a charismatic pastor named Lester Sumrall stepped up to challenge the demonic force and the media had a frenzy. This is the story from Lester's perspective.
Episode #6
<p>One of the most famous alleged alien abductions occurred on November 5, 1975, in the Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest in Arizona. Travis Walton, a logger and member of a seven-man crew, disappeared after all members of the crew witnessed a bright, saucer-shaped object hovering over their location. Walton claimed that as he approached the object, a beam of light suddenly appeared and knocked him unconscious. </p> <p>The case was extensively investigated, and the other crew members, who were initially suspected of foul play, were polygraphed and found to be truthful about their sighting of the UFO and Walton's disappearance.</p>
Episode #5
<p>The night of October 11, 1973, forever changed the lives of Charles Hickson and Calvin Parker, two men who claimed to be abducted by extraterrestrial beings while fishing on the Pascagoula River in Mississippi. Subsequent investigations, including lie detector tests, indicated that Hickson and Parker were genuinely distressed and unequivocally believed in the reality of their incredible encounter.</p>
Episode #4
<p>The famous Bigfoot encounter in Bend Oregon by Gary Joanis and Jim Newall in 1957, before Bigfoot had become a household name. In a moment that defied explanation, an immense being took their freshly killed deer, disappearing back into the treeline... leaving the witnesses with some of the most descriptive information on what they saw.</p>
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