The Beacon Keeper of Greely Point

In the winter of 1989, a woman named Cora Voss took the night shift at the Greely Point Coast Guard station, a lonely outpost on a spit of land that juts into Lake Superior. Her job was to keep the navigation beacon burning through the worst of the season's storms. But the beacon had been acting strange — flickering at odd hours, sometimes showing a light where no light should be. One night in February, with a blizzard closing in and the lake roaring like a living thing, Cora saw a figure standing on the ice beyond the breakwall. A woman in a dark coat, motionless, facing the station. Cora radioed the mainland. No one else was out there. She watched for an hour, then two, as the figure never moved, never blinked, never left. When dawn came, the ice was empty. But the beacon had stopped working. And in the station logbook, written in a hand she didn't recognize, was an entry dated the same night — fifty years earlier. #GreelyPoint #LakeSuperior #CoraVoss #BeaconKeeper #CoastGuard #WinterStorm #Blizzard #FebruaryNight #StationLog #IceFigure #LighthouseHorror #SuperiorLore #FrozenLake #DisappearingFigure #HauntedBeacon #FexingoHorror #HorrorPodcast #TenFathoms Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo