Episode 51 - North Carolina - Supernatural

Send us Fan MailNorth Carolina has always had something beneath the surface,  and tonight, we dig into six of its most documented paranormal cases. From a hitchhiker on a rainy road in Jamestown with a real death certificate behind her legend, to a 729-foot WWII battleship in Wilmington where the night security guard spent thirty years reporting two distinct presences aboard. From a psychiatric hospital in Morganton that opened in 1883 and never fully closed, and whose staff are still the ones doing the reporting, to a perfect forty-foot circle of bare earth in Chatham County that scientists have tested for over a century and still cannot explain.We cover Lydia's Bridge and the real woman researchers believe is behind the legend. The USS North Carolina, the torpedo strike of September 15, 1942, and the figure in the passageways. Broughton Hospital's documented 1971 murder-suicide and the things staff hear in the administrative wing after hours. The Devil's Tramping Ground and why the fairy ring explanation doesn't fully hold. Fort Fisher, site of the largest land-sea assault in American history before World War II, and the Sentinel who has been standing in the pine grove north of the fort since the early 1900s.Support the show