S6E241 - The Momo Monster

from Strange Places Hosted by Billie Dean Shoemate III

Deep in the woods of northeast Missouri, something strange was said to be watching from the trees. What began as a single terrifying encounter quickly spiraled into one of America's most fascinating cryptid cases, drawing curious locals, armed search parties, skeptical investigators, and national media attention. In this episode of Strange Places, we explore the legend of the Momo Monster. We'll examine the eyewitness accounts, the atmosphere of fear that gripped an entire community, and the theories that have kept this mystery alive for more than fifty years. Was there really something lurking in the forests of Missouri ... or did an ordinary event become an extraordinary legend? Join us as we uncover one of the Midwest's strangest unsolved mysteries. ----------------- Head to asylum817.com - the official website of the host and visual artist, Billie Dean Shoemate III ----------------- This podcast can also be heard on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, iHeart Radio, Pandora, and wherever you get your Podcast listening experience. -----------------

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