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Episode 3: Atypical Disturbance
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Monsters that confine their eerie appearances to singular geographic locales weave a tapestry of mystery. These enigmatic creatures become part of the very essence of their surroundings, their tales whispered among the locals. Their isolated presence adds a layer of intrigue, inviting us to ponder the unique forces that shape their existence within a specific corner of the world.
Welcome to Paranormal Patio, the podcast that brings you one step closer to the paranormal and occult one patio at a time. Joining us on this paranormal journey are our intrepid guides, Jason and Kody. Pull up a chair.
In this episode, we're embarking on a spine-tingling expedition into the world of two “one-off monsters” that defy the boundaries of reality while completely respecting their own.
First on our eerie journey is "The Enfield Horror," a creature that terrorized the small town of Enfield, Illinois, in the spring of 1973. This curious beast stood on three legs, had grayish-green skin, and was reported to possess eyes as big as flashlights, each glowing like embers from the abyss. Its appearance left a trail of dread and bewilderment among witnesses, as they grappled with the notion that such a monstrous entity could exist.
Our second enigma, "Iemisch," hails from the remote reaches of Patagonia, a land steeped in folklore and mystery. Described as a cross between a giant otter, and a ground sloth, with large fangs, Iemich has been a figure of fascination and fear for generations.
So, fellow explorers of the unexplained, prepare yourselves for a journey that will test the limits of your imagination. Join us as we delve deeper into these extraordinary tales, illuminating the strange and wondrous corners of our mysterious world.
https://www.paranormalpatio.com
https://www.patreon.com/beyondthepatio
Music by: Karl Casey @Whitebataudio
24 episodes
Manage episode 395032402 series 2818886
Monsters that confine their eerie appearances to singular geographic locales weave a tapestry of mystery. These enigmatic creatures become part of the very essence of their surroundings, their tales whispered among the locals. Their isolated presence adds a layer of intrigue, inviting us to ponder the unique forces that shape their existence within a specific corner of the world.
Welcome to Paranormal Patio, the podcast that brings you one step closer to the paranormal and occult one patio at a time. Joining us on this paranormal journey are our intrepid guides, Jason and Kody. Pull up a chair.
In this episode, we're embarking on a spine-tingling expedition into the world of two “one-off monsters” that defy the boundaries of reality while completely respecting their own.
First on our eerie journey is "The Enfield Horror," a creature that terrorized the small town of Enfield, Illinois, in the spring of 1973. This curious beast stood on three legs, had grayish-green skin, and was reported to possess eyes as big as flashlights, each glowing like embers from the abyss. Its appearance left a trail of dread and bewilderment among witnesses, as they grappled with the notion that such a monstrous entity could exist.
Our second enigma, "Iemisch," hails from the remote reaches of Patagonia, a land steeped in folklore and mystery. Described as a cross between a giant otter, and a ground sloth, with large fangs, Iemich has been a figure of fascination and fear for generations.
So, fellow explorers of the unexplained, prepare yourselves for a journey that will test the limits of your imagination. Join us as we delve deeper into these extraordinary tales, illuminating the strange and wondrous corners of our mysterious world.
https://www.paranormalpatio.com
https://www.patreon.com/beyondthepatio
Music by: Karl Casey @Whitebataudio
24 episodes
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