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Apr 19, 2023 1 hr 16 min

Among the Missing with Steve Stockton

from Passion for the Paranormal Hosted by Curry Stegen

Episode 118: On this episode, Steve Stockton joins me once again on the show. Steve is a veteran outdoorsman, paranormal researcher, and bestselling author of Strange Things in the Woods and More Strange Things in the Woods. He is also co-author of the National Park Mysteries and Disappearances book series and a digital creator and hosts the Among the Missing YouTube channel. Steve researches collects stories about terrifying, odd and strange encounters, to include unsolved missing person cases. Steve talked about some of the strangest missing person cases he has investigated and about where there have been large clusters of mssing people in places like Yosemite National Park, Mount Shasta, and Joshua National Park. Steve also talked about some of the theories behind missng person cases and about a little about other strange activies in the woods. You can find all of Steve's books on Amazon and you visit his wildy popular YouTube channel, Among the Missing at, https://www.youtube.com/@AmongTheMissingYT. Music by: Sergey Cheremisinov #passion4theparanormal; #stevestockton; #amongthemissing; #mysteriousdisappearances

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