True Creepy _ Real Appalachian Town Trail Stories That Will Keep you Up All Night (Episode 44

The Appalachian Mountains are older than the bones of the world, and the secrets buried in their soil are just as ancient. From the ghost of a murdered woman who still haunts the Tar River, to the terrifying scream of a feral human in a West Virginia forest, these are the true stories from the Appalachian trails that will keep you up all night.In this episode, we explore ten real accounts of terror from the Appalachian wilderness. We begin with the haunting of the Tar River, where the ghost of Evelyn Parrish, a woman murdered in 1960, is said to still walk the riverbed at night . We also investigate the legend of the "Wild Man," a figure described in a 1919 newspaper as a "wild-looking fellow, in rags and with long hair and beard," who fled screaming into the forest after being shot at . We examine the tragic tale of the Lost Children of the Alleghenies, two young brothers who vanished in 1856 and were only found after a local farmer experienced a prophetic dream that led him to their exact location . We also cover the story of a former Boy Scout leader who still feels the presence of a "girl's smile" at the site of a brutal murder, and the legend of the Ghost of Lover's Leap, a heartbroken maiden who threw herself off a cliff and whose screams can still be heard on foggy nights . Subscribe and hit the bell for more terrifying true stories from the dark side of the ancient hills.