April 15, 2025 • 60 mins
Welcome to the 96th episode of the War Cry Podcast. On this episode, Yahola Tiger tells listener stories such as Little people, dogman, atrial projection, alien abductions, and other scary stories
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What's going on, guys? And welcome to another edition
of the War Cry podcast. I'm your host, Jehollah Tiger,
and on this edition, I have beenteasing this episode for quite
some time, but we're going to get into the 7th edition of this
is Creepy. A lot of these stories pretty
spooky. And we hit all different ranges
of topics from witches to Astro projecting to I think little
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people's in here too, a lot of different things.
But before we get to that, as always, Not Your Grandma's
Quilting located on Facebook, type them up.
Not Your grandma's quilting. Once again, they do a myriad of
quilting services backing on, You know, if you have a quilt
that has no back on it, they'll help you out if you need borders
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to help you out. But there's a lot of different
things, so go over there and check them out.
There's things posted right now,rugs, quilts, and this is all
homemade. You know, I have a few things
myself. Like I said, I keep, I keep
telling you I'm going to show you all some of the work and I
will soon, but not your grandma's quilting on Facebook.
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You're going to get every episode early.
So if I announce an episode that's coming out, it's already
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the post too, but Patreon, YouTube memberships, go check it
out. And guys, you know what, let's
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get to the show. They're very, very dangerous if
he's fighting since, you know, Iwas like, something's off.
I'm just like, man, I'm waiting to hear something, you know?
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In 2018 I was 13 years old and now this story is really scary
and it's good for campfire. Do not do this.
I am stupid for messing with thestuff that I messed with.
I remember laying on my back, I was falling asleep.
I remember I was trying to control my dream like lucid
dreaming. And also you probably should
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never do that either. I was being dumb.
The next thing you know, I feel like I'm being lifted out of my
body into the air, looking down at me.
I see me. I'm floating in my room for a
little bit and then something grabbed the back of my neck,
slams me into the wall. As it slammed me into the wall.
I heard something say get out and I saw it and it looked like
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a demon. I don't know what kind or what
it was, but I saw it was a demon, like something out of a
conjuring film. I don't know if I can describe
it to you because to this day, thinking about it really scares
me, but that's all I'm going to tell you.
As soon as I saw it, it's like the spell was broken.
I was pulled or slammed back into my physical body.
This time it was like the movement of it freaked me out.
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And I jump out of bed and I literally ran so fast over the
lamp and turned it on and there was nothing there.
So I grabbed my family's Bible out of the closet and I said a
prayer and read a few scriptures.
Prayer, literally through the entire night.
I didn't get any sleep for the rest of that night, and it was a
school night. Since then, I've never done that
stuff. Of course, my parents have
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warned me to stay away from medium psychics, including dark
medicine, witchcraft, because technically you don't know who
or what they're talking to. And if you know what I mean,
it's the other side. And I have stuck very close to
my path and stayed away from that path.
I call it the good path. This is my story it was a scary
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one and thank you for listening.There's something to be said
when it comes to that Astro astral projecting I think is
what they call it or lucid dreaming.
I have told on this podcast multiple times I still have
dreams that I think are real or maybe an alternate universe.
But here in the last, I don't know.
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I'd say year 2 years a lot abouta remote viewing and lucid
dreaming and astral projection has come out and we're finding
out that the human brain is different.
It it is something that maybe wearen't quite understanding of.
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There was a a documentary and aninterview that I watched about
kids with Down syndrome or non verbal kids and they can speak
to each other telepathically. So there's a lot about the human
brain that we really don't understand and I don't ever
understand about sleeping. I always, I kind of laughed at
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myself growing up. I'm always like, yeah, I can
sleep when I'm dead. And then you think about it when
you're sleeping, you kind of area little bit, I guess it's a
very interesting topic. And if you have any opinions on
it, please let me know in the comments below or and some form
or fashion if you want to send me an e-mail or a message me on
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one of the platforms. But I'd like to hear your
opinion about this, this story in lucid dreaming dreams and
what you think you could be. Now on to the next one.
This story is out of Pawnee. OK.
When I was a teenager, I went fishing with a couple of my
cousins down by Cadillac Bridge in Pawnee.
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If I'm saying that incorrectly, I apologize.
There was an old swing or an oldswimming hole with a diving
board that the city used to use back in the day in that same
area. There was a fishing pond just
north of that old swimming hole and that's where we used to go
fish. My cousins were catching bass,
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but I wasn't having any luck andI decided to walk down to the
old swimming hole. Just South of that swimming hole
was train tracks. I fished for a little bit and I
thought I heard my cousins walking along the train tracks.
I could hear the rocks moving under their feet and they were
talking and I ran to the tree line because I was going to jump
out and scare them. As they got closer, I could hear
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them say I think he's down there.
And the talking stopped and I couldn't hear the rocks anymore.
And I waited there for a little bit and I stepped out of the
tree line to look up at the train tracks and I didn't see
anyone there. I walked up to the hill to the
train tracks or by the train tracks and looked for them, but
they were gone. I grabbed my fishing gear and
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walked back to the ponds and my cousins were still fishing.
I asked them if they came looking for me and they said no,
they were fishing at the pond the entire time.
Man, that's so creepy 'cause that's that's what part of the
stories. And I love when people send me
those stories. We really don't know what it is,
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and that's why I kind of says might be LP.
We talked a little bit after this and he wasn't really quite
sure. And I was thinking maybe LP.
But for them to be saying, oh, he's down there, you know, kind
of like they were going to sneakup on him.
It's a little ominous, but I appreciate that story.
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When I was in college at NOC Tonkawa, I went to stay at my
dad's house in Pawnee while he was gone.
My dad lived in a small one bedroom house by the donut shop
and when I got there I started watching scary movies.
The last movie I watched that night was The Exorcist.
It was about 1:00 AM when I decided to go to sleep.
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Well, my dad's one bedroom wouldhad two beds in the living room
and his bed was by the front door.
I slept in the other bed on the other side of the room and the
layout of the house was a big living room slash bedroom,
kitchen, bathroom next to the kitchen and then a basement and
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I turned out all the lights and laid down.
I think I was in bed for about 10 minutes when I heard someone
running from the bathroom to theliving room entrance and then
run back to the bathroom and I was frozen with fear.
I couldn't get up, I couldn't open my eyes, not that it would
help but it was pitch black in the home.
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I heard footsteps run from the bathroom and stopped right next
to me and it hit the bed hard enough for it to shake and then
run back to the bathroom. I was beyond scared.
Finally I forced myself to get up.
I turned on the lamp next to thebed and walked to the kitchen
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and turn the light on. I saw that the bathroom door was
open, so I walked to the bathroom door and there was
nobody in there. I turned on the light, closed
the door and I blasted all the lights.
My dad had this big radio systemin the kitchen and I turned the
radio on real loud. I laid back down and eventually
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went back to sleep. When my dad came home, I told
him what I experienced. My dad told me that he would
sleep it. He would sleep with the bathroom
light on, and one night he hearda little kid talking in the
bathroom. His bed sat next to the front
door. It was a position where he could
see into the kitchen and into the bathroom.
He said the bathroom door creaked open and he saw a small
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child standing in the bathroom doorway.
He said the child turned and closed the door.
My dad said that he walked over to the bathroom, talking to the
child as he opened the door, andwhen he looked inside the
bathroom, there was no kid, no, not anyone, not a soul in the
bathroom. There's something to it when it
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comes, you know, about these little kids, people seeing these
small children, children ghost or kid ghost or child ghost.
What are you going to say? It reminds me of a story that a
gentleman told me about his wifeand she worked at Cherokee
Nation Hospital in Hastings, Tahlequah, and that people that
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were passing away would see thislittle boy and he basically come
in their room talking and leave.And then he told me I which I
need to update that. Speaking of that, one of the
nurses saw this little boy and that's become a kind of common
thing. When I've talked to these
nursing home people, hospital nurses, doctors, as I've asked
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them, I said, well, do you see achild or has anyone talked about
seeing a child before they, you know, before they passed and
they were like, well, maybe theyalways see someone that's a
relative. Now we had, and one of the
people who was working in a nursing home in kind of midtown
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Tulsa, they were telling me thata lot of people will see maybe a
child version of a relative of theirs, which is interesting.
I wonder if this is kind of crazy.
I wonder if death is like nudging them, like, hey, you
know, it's probably time. But they come in like a child's,
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you know, like a, a comforting way.
I was very fascinated with that.This is my final story to you.
One night I was driving around in Pawnee and I wanted to get
spooked out. So I drove around by my tribe,
by the Pawnee facility and foundmyself at Catlin Bridge.
I didn't see anything. So I decided to go back home.
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And I spent about midnight when I began to drive past the old
Indian school for the Pawnee tribe, I looked over at the old
boys dorm and I saw people walking out on the South side of
this old boys dorm building. So I stopped my truck and I was
kind of just sitting there watching and I saw 2 white women
wearing black, one in the front of the line and one in the back
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of the line, but both women werecarrying lanterns and they
weren't very bright. There were about 7 native kids
wearing white shirts walking in a single file line.
The woman in the front stopped at the foot of the steps to the
boys dorm and the leading child walked up to the door and opened
it and everyone else walked in. The ladies holding the lanterns
walked into the dorm. I sat in my truck stunned.
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I didn't feel scared but more inawe.
It was like I got to witness a historical event unfold in front
of me. If you have had any experiences
in the in the boys dorm in Pawnee, you know that that
building is decrepit, holes in the floor and it looks like that
building is going to collapse atany moment.
I do have a little bit of experience inside that boy's
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dorm. I was doing a storytelling event
with Chris Hill and Russell Sun Eagle.
Shout out Spirit Talkers. It's a podcast, but we did an
event and before the event started, I think it's on the
Spirit Talkers TikTok page. But we're all hanging out, just
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kind of, you know, mingling. And I think they're serving fry
bread, you know, good ways. No, but and we was all hanging
out and Russell was standing kind of at the back, kind of
like you're facing the playground.
And he kind of was like, what isgoing on?
And they, I'm going to tell you all this.
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There was no wind. It was not windy.
It was just like a calm evening and he gets a video of the merry
go round spinning and it's spinning like it's not like it's
just barely creaking. Like if wind would have pushed,
it would have like been barely going.
Now he got a whole it was spinning like there were kids on
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it. I'm getting goosebumps.
I remember seeing the video. Go go check it out.
I may have to, I may have to maybe share it or something on
my on my story or something. But yeah, it's on the Spirit
Talkers TikTok. But man, it, it was spinning.
So I was like, man, he was showing the video and I was
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like, that's crazy. And so we go through the event,
we're telling stories, and then after the event we start doing a
little ghost hunting. I came out of retirement for
those guys in that way. And it was just kind of crazy.
You could feel it. The energy during the day was a
lot different than the energy atnight.
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And we're, you know, walking around and the the veterans, the
Pawnee Veterans Society or association, those two guys,
we're kind of leading us throughgiving us a little bit of back
story. You know, I talking about their,
their people. It was really cool to kind of
get a little insight on Pawnee people because they're they're
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up north. And so I don't I don't in my
kind of my purview. I don't really get to see a lot
of that and and knowing Russell getting a little bit of that and
then seeing his people, it's cool.
I really enjoyed that. And you know, we're getting back
stories on kind of the Indian school and that the the guy that
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was the head honcho white guy was really doing some bad things
to these, you know, these nativeboys.
And one thing I think that really shouldn't.
So I kind of sent a chill down my spine is there's like a
little opening or something in the ground.
It's like a cellar. It used to be a cellar.
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We used to be where the house isand we had our little ghost
hunting devices. And I remember sitting there,
God, there's one guy, he's all and he was tore up, just sauced
out, man. God trying to go ghost hunting
sauced out. I don't, I don't know how he did
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it, but he did. But he was down there in the, in
the cellar, man, I could just feel it.
I could feel that there was something in there.
Like it was just like, it's almost like a, you kind of get
really, you get instant anxiety when you start, when you run
into something that maybe your, your senses are starting to kind
of get hit by. So I'm halfway down these stairs
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and I, we have this ghost app and I can't remember the name of
it. Everybody has it.
I see people using it on TikTok all the time.
And it kept saying get out, you need to leave.
And I'm like, Nah, let's go. So I still, I, I took out and I
was told the dude, I was like, come on, let's go.
He's oh, no, I ain't nothing down here.
I'm like, all right, so he's down there messing around and
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whatnot. And I'm like, all right.
And then Chris is standing rightthere and he's hearing it saying
get out, get out. And I'm like, man, this is
insane. And then we're kind of walking
to where their college is and the boys dorm is kind of next to
that. It's like in the same area and
we look up when there's a look like, I don't know, maybe I'm
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wrong, maybe my eyes play trick,trick tricks on me.
But we're walking and they're telling us, you know, a little
bit about the college and thingsthat they got going on.
And we see somebody walking up stairs in that, in that college.
And we all looked around thinking maybe it was somebody.
And I, like I said, I can't remember if it was somebody or
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not, but now it's creepy. So one of the guys takes me down
to the the boys dorm and there'skind of a little way that you
can get in. He was like, let me show you
this way. I, I know we know how to get in
here without, you know, going through the doors, what not.
And it's all open. Like it's decrepit.
It's got holes all over the place.
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You can walk through, you know, the building is is is about to
go down and we get down to the locker room and there's one
chair sitting in the middle of the room.
Like it like literally there wasall these kind of like where you
could see where it was like usedto be lockers and right snap
like it smack dab in the middle of the of the dorms.
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There was one chair sitting likeit was facing the like the way
we came in. I'm getting goosebumps because
man, that's creepy. So you know, I got the ghost
thing and it was dead quiet on it like there was nothing.
And I'm like, man, maybe this issomething, you know, maybe we
need to get out of here. And so we kind of made our way
out another way. And but if for that last story,
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it's just man, it makes me so I hate to say it like this, and
I'm going to say it like this because it's just my, you know,
my podcast kind of say how I want to say it, but there's a
level of anger that I can start feeling in my neck and it's like
A, and it goes into like my faceand I can feel it.
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It's like a, what do they say? The heat rising temperatures
picking up what Jr. used to say.It's like a, it's like a brawl
in Muskogee, OK, on a Friday night.
It'd be like that. But knowing and seeing the
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different things that these Catholic preachers and these
different maybe Lutheran or Protestant, that this religious,
you know, these people that say that this is the right way and
the way they treated people, that makes me so mad.
That makes me angry. It makes me, I don't know, man.
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It makes you want to learn how to time travel a little bit.
You know, I don't know what I'm going to do.
I got to figure out how to shoota Flint pistol I guess.
Or I don't know. It just makes me mad, man, just
makes me so angry. You know, I hear these stories
and him seeing that that's history, you know, that's
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history that he saw that night. And so I appreciate him sharing
that because that's just a little glimpse of what it used
to be like. Single file line, you know, cut
your hair. You start losing your tongue,
not physically, but language, you know, there's different
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things that even I saw when I was growing up and it was very,
and it's very faint what I, whatI experienced and like what my
grandparents experienced and what even my dad experienced.
You know, it's, it's a drop in the bucket, You know, because
I'm, I've always been a very, I would not say, I mean, I don't
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know about aggressive, but maybeI've been a little brash.
And I always tell people what I think.
And like, you're not, this is not how this is going to go.
And it's gotten me in trouble. Yeah.
But one thing that I, I just, I cannot stop is I'll never stop
sharing my opinion on what I believe is right and what's
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wrong. And I think a lot of it nowadays
is you can't talk about nobody can't talk about certain set of
people. And I see something going on in
the Middle East right now and itjust it like I see what when I
was reading different books, reading articles and I see how
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and even Buffalo hunter hunter, if you guys hadn't, you know,
heard I'm going to do a review on the book on YouTube.
I'll do a live stream, talk about it.
But, and that book made me mad too, because it's just a slow
and steady, you know, basically just the genocide, I guess is
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the word. I don't really like using that
word. It's a buzzword.
But you know, you start erasing people and you got rid of the,
in that book, you get rid of theBuffalo, you get rid of the
savage. And you know, the, the, the coin
phrases, you know, save the man,kill the Indian or kill the
savage. And that's I, I see that going
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on right now, you know, not in those specific terms.
And I see that going on. Is there, there's a people who
had a land for a long time and people showed up wanting that
land. So I see that.
And I'm not, I'm neither here orthere on this topic, but the way
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that I'm seeing how it's seeing them on my way out, what I'm
reading and seeing, it sounds a lot like that.
But I appreciate him sharing these stories.
And it's just, it's heartbreaking.
It's just, but it's amazing to him and it's it's all inspiring
to keep keep going. So I appreciate him.
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This next experience and story comes out of Enid.
OK. And this person came forward
after I shared or Hunters of theParanormal shared his
grandfather's alien abduction story and I appreciate her
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coming forward and and sharing her story.
And it goes like this. It seems that I've always been
fascinated by the mystical, magical, and the things of the
like. Knowing that there is more to
life if we just look. When I was in 5th or 6th grade,
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my mom took me and my brothers out in the backyard one evening
to watch the meteor shower. We lived in town right off of
Hwy. 412. The city lights probably kept us
from being able to see too much in the sky, and I'm not sure how
long we were actually out there when my mom took my brothers in
the house. I don't remember why.
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I don't think that was out therevery long by myself though.
At some point as I looked towards the east, there was a
small strip mall about a block away in that direction and I
noticed a round Gray, non shiny metal looking object moving from
South to north. It had no lights and it was
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silent and it was low enough that I could see the street
lights lighting up the bottom ofthis round object as it moved.
I watched it until it disappeared.
It wasn't moving fast and at some point I felt a tremendous
fear take over and I ran into the house.
And what's crazy is I don't remember what happened after
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that. And so basically after that
night and up until about a year ago, I had nightmares of being
abducted by grey aliens way before I actually had seen any
of them anywhere else. Like I just didn't know what
they look like, but I would see them.
And after having children I have4.
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The nightmare slowed down but the fear is still present,
especially at night. About a year ago, I'm now in my
50s, I had another nightmare of a smaller Gray alien coming down
the hallway of the house that I currently live in and I was
angry. I was pissed.
So I got out of bed and chased it and it went down the hallway
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and I was yelling and trying to get it out of the house as I was
hitting it with everything I could get my hands on.
They always felt like a real experience to me and not just
nightmares. That is my UFO experience.
I hope that if I ever see an ET again, they will be kind and not
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monsters like the monsters in mynightmare.
When I talk about this, I can still feel the fear and emotions
I had at that time. I wonder if those were the
reasons why I had depression forthe longest time in which I
don't suffer any longer. My spiritual life is amazing and
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it's helped me understand and heal from fear, trauma, and
depression. Thank you for letting me share
my story. No one else has believed this
happened to me. I appreciate you and thank you
for sharing all your stories. Well, I appreciate you sharing
your story because I don't really hear a lot out of
Oklahoma about these abductions and, and people dreaming about
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them because it doesn't in my maybe it's just people are
scared that they, nobody will believe them.
I, I believe in dreams. I believe that sometimes we're,
when we sleep, we're not in a we're not us.
We're something different. And I mentioned that before with
the astral rejection, you know, story, but you know, it's, it's,
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it's, it's interesting, especially when it comes to the
alien part of that. You know, sometimes trauma and
stress can make your brain see things, do things and you, you
react different. It's just a whole lot with our
brains that we don't really know.
And I know that myth of, oh, we only use like 6% of our brain or
whatever it is. I don't, I heard that's a myth.
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Correct me if I'm wrong. But it is very fascinating to
hear these stories. And if you have another story
like this lady in Enid, I don't want to give her name out, but
if you have one of those stories, please shoot me an
e-mail realwarcrypod@gmail.com. I'd love to hear it.
And if you want to Share your story publicly, I'd love to hear
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it. And one thing that I think keeps
a lot of people from sharing thethings that they see is the fact
that they think people are goingto make fun of them.
And I'm going to be honest with you, I've heard some crazy
stories. I've had some, I've heard some
insane stories. And I'm not going to lie to you,
I'm OK with that because there is something going on there.
So if you come over to War Cry podcast and you want to tell
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your story, I believe you because I've heard a lot of
stories from a lot of people whocontinue to give the same
details as this other person. There's a reason why there's
kind of a logic to why I do these.
This is creepies so far apart from each other because people
will send me, it's weird how theuniverse or whatever works.
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I'll have like a couple people send me LP stories and they all
have details that are the same or I'll have people send me
Bigfoot stories and the details are the same.
And I haven't publicly shared any of these stories.
So it's it's fascinating. So if you got one real war cry
pod@gmail.com X and TikTok war cry pod.
I just posted a video. This is what is this Wednesday.
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There was a I, I've made a roll call of everybody.
You know, if you got a story on that video, put it in the
comments, but or if you got a story and you want to share it
here on Spotify, YouTube, share it in the comments.
But I appreciate her sharing that story.
And like I said, it does take courage to tell stories that you
don't think people are going to believe you, but I believe you
and I appreciate you. So I put out a a little, I
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guess, announcement about nursing homes.
And before I tell this story, I want another person to send me a
nursing home story. If you work at a nursing home,
you know, or you work in the food department in a nursing
home, go ahead and send me that story.
I like to hear it. This one is close to home for me
because just down the street, didn't know it had some crazy
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stuff going on. So I was talking to this lady,
she works the morning shift and she was telling me that I, I
kind of got, I'm always weird when I talk to people.
I, I don't know if people think I'm spooky or what, but I say
you work in a nursing home, right?
Oh, yeah, yeah. And they're telling me kind of
details about it. And then I'll say, is there you
got anything crazy going on overthere?
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She's like crazy. I'll say, yeah, you got any
spooky things going on? She's like, well, I don't like
to work the night shift. And I'm like, OK, there we go.
OK. Because a lot of times, as you
said, people kind of sometimes are unsure of what they see.
And she goes, I don't like working the night shift.
And I said why? She said it is just weird.
It's creepy. I see things that I don't know
if it's real or not. And she goes, well, I'll tell
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you one story and I'll give you some background.
I said, OK, that's, that sounds good.
One night she was working and they just got somebody's like
100th birthday party or no 90. There was a 90 year old.
They she said they were old and they didn't look like they even
was wanting to be there. Like they was like, man, it's
time for me to go. It's cold blooded, but she said,
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man, that that person was looking mad like they was like,
man, I got to live on this earthanother year.
I'm sorry for you are in a nursing home when you're
listening to my podcast. I'm sorry and I hope, I hope
everything's good. But but she was like, man, she
was just mad. Like she just did not want to be
there. And so they're wrapping up and
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everybody's kind of being sent their ways and to their rooms.
And as the night started to kindof progress, she looked down at
the end of the hall and she saidthat there's a night it's like
shadows. You'll see like shadows going in
and out of rooms. That's like a that's like a
normal thing in nursing homes. What I'm is what it's kind of
gathering to me. And she said she would see
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shadows. And she thought it was weird.
She was like, well, maybe it wasjust a reflection or maybe,
maybe my shadow from behind or but it looked like it was going
from in the room. And she's walking down the hall,
turns the corner, walking down the hall, and she thinks she
sees something at the end of thehallway and she's looking real
hard. And it's a balloon that's
floating kind of at the the ceiling, like someone had maybe
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let go over the balloon and it'sjust making its way up.
But she noticed that the balloonwasn't at the ceiling.
The balloon was about halfway. So it was as if someone was
holding the balloon at their shoulder length.
And the balloon was just floating, like someone was
holding onto the balloon, keeping it from hitting the
ceiling. And it was moving closer, like
it was moving towards her. And one thing too, she was like
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not having it. She took off, she called
security. She was like, there's someone in
the building, you know, I couldn't see him, but there's
someone in the building and theywent back and, and the balloon
was just as it was be normal, like it was just so they ran the
footage back and you could see that the balloon or whatever was
like halfway, like it wasn't hitting the the ceiling.
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But the weird thing about it is like they never saw the balloon
go back. So she kind of thought she was
seeing things and I asked her, Isaid, well, do how many people
die in nursing home? She goes, we have a lot.
She's like, it's very sad. She's been working as a nurse at
at this place for a while and she says it's really sad.
But yeah, that was she's like, but that was the creepiest
thing. And I told him I'm not working
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no night shifts. But her, I don't know if it's
her sister, cousin. I can't remember exactly off the
top of my head, but she was telling me that she works night
shift. She says there's she can hear
talking in the hallways. There's nobody in the hallway.
Like she'll be walking, she'll hear, you know, somebody talking
and she'll go in and check in the, the, the, the nursing home
patient is asleep. She was like, that's weird.
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So there's a lot of weird things.
And so if you're a nursing home nurse, CNA, anybody let me know.
I'd like to hear your story because I get a few of them here
and there. I was talking to somebody else
who was working at one on Yale and I asked her.
I asked her. I said, well, do you think that
like it's based on the building?She's like, well, yeah, we have
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a, we have a lot of people die in ours, but I don't really see
anything creepy, anything spooky.
I said, how old is a facility? I was like 10 years old.
I said, well, that might be it. Maybe not enough death in there.
But yeah, if you're a nurse and you work in a nursing home or a
hospital, it's crazy. Part too, is I, I was talking to
a nurse that worked at Saint Francis.
And when they were in the old hospital, before all these new
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hospitals started kind of like making their way and like being
built. They were in this old ER.
And when all the patients were kind of in these old school
rooms or, you know, you just kind of fold the blank or the
blanket, the, the curtain. And they had like motion sensor
lights. But every now and then they
would, you know, be walking pastand it looked like somebody was
standing where the light where the automatic light is because
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like that the hallway is supposed to be dark at night
unless somebody's walking through there or like they'll
see the the hallway lights startto like light up and then nobody
comes out. So it's just, you know, that's
it. Saint Francis here in Tulsa, the
old, the old hospital, I think it's 21st and whatever.
Not Harvard, Louis maybe. But she said she would see like
they would be, you know, just kind of at the middle desk
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checking, you know, whatever paperwork and they'd look over
and it looked like somebody was walking like lighting up the
hallway and then nobody would come out, which is pretty
creepy. But like I said, if you are
somebody who who has dealt with that realwarcrypod@gmail.com.
This next story, I was talking to a gentleman.
Don't ask me how he works at thehe works at Duck Creek Casino.
And I saying I was over there, but I was talking to him, you
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know, he does different securityjobs all over Tulsa.
And he was telling me I, I, I'm always like I said, I like to, I
like to get the spooky story, especially from the most random
people because they'll tell it. And he was telling, I said,
what's I said, what's the most scared you ever been during a
security job? Maybe like roughing up some
bikers or no fence bikers, but y'all be kind of rowdy drunk
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people. He said, Nah, man, I'm not even
afraid to tell you this story. I said, oh, I in my head, I was
like, this is going to be a goodone.
He goes, you know, those tower, those, those towers out there by
Victory Christian over there by ORU and I, I can't remember the
name of the tower, the towers ortower, how whatever they he
said, but I was working in the one that didn't, doesn't have
anybody in it. And I just kind of got a call
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one day and said, Hey, we need you to go down there and try to
figure out the, you know, tryingto figure out the schedule, but
we're going to send you down there for the, for the night.
Basically all I got to do is walk the floors every 30
minutes, make your rounds. We've had some vandalism.
We've had reports of people talking up there or people up
there messing around. He goes, OK, that's no problem.
He's this guy's a big guy, real big guy.
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And probably, I think he was like 66300 plus probably almost
closer to 4 bills, big dude, bigdude.
And so he goes over there no problem.
He meets his, the guy that is supposed to be with him.
And the guy kept saying, Hey, won't you go ahead and make
rounds? And he's like, well, you know
this place better than me. He's like, no, I need you to go
make rounds, man. Go make rounds.
So he's like, all right, I'll gomake rounds.
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He makes his way through the different rooms and, and floors
and as he gets up to like one ofthe higher floors, I can't
remember if it was the top floor, it was like second to the
top floor. But he he was up there and in
his head, he's OK. There's been reports of people
somehow sneaking their way through and it gets the the guy
below was watching the cameras. So he's walking and he's
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checking each room, you know, just making his presence known.
And he walks on down to the end of the hall and he thinks he
hears somebody and he goes, hey,y'all need to, hey, y'all need
to evacuate the premises. This is private property, you
know, doing the whole security guard thing.
Nobody responds. So then he keeps hearing it
again. He starts getting kind of kind
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of spooked out, starts getting alittle bit scared.
He's all right, y'all, y'all need to get on out of here.
And he's like, I'll just, I won't call the cops.
I'll just escort y'all down, gety'all out of here.
Nobody comes out. So he's like, whatever.
So he's turns his back and he's walking towards back towards the
elevator. As he's stepping into the
elevator, he goes to turn and right as he's turning, he's face
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to face with this dark headed woman and her hair is kind of
like the ring, you know, hair. And he's standing there face to
face with this woman. He said, I, he's her, her face
was not normal. But he said that literally he
turned his back and then he turned, went to turn to press
where he was going and she was standing right there in his
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face. He said, I did what every black
guy does. I emergency close the door.
He was laughing, but he was so scared when he was in his face.
So he goes down and he gets downto the lower level.
He says I'm out of here, I'm notdoing this job, I don't care F
this job. And the guy watching the cameras
was like, what's going on, man? Is there somebody up there?
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He say, yeah, there's somebody up there, somebody that's not in
this world. And a guy looked at him and he
when he arrived, he was wondering why that guy made him
go up there. I don't think he see, he thinks
in hindsight that that's why that guy wouldn't go up there.
That maybe he was basically calling in help to get someone
else to go up there because he wasn't going up there because he
knows something was up there. He said that that he said that
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was the scariest part up until Iwent home and I went to bed in
the middle of the night. He thought he could feel
somebody like close to his face as he's laying down and he opens
his eyes and that woman was right there again.
He he shook, basically shook it off and he looked and there was
nobody there. He said that was the scariest
part to me because it was in my home.
I said, do you think it followedyou home?
He said, being around you Indians.
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He said, yeah. He said, yeah, no doubt.
He said it was like a UN. He said it was like a UN, like a
unfinished encounter, he thinks,because he just got out of
there. And he said, I said, did you
like you were scared? But he said, did you think it
was trying to tell you something?
He said, man, I don't know, but I'll tell you what.
I ain't going back to that building.
This next story, it's about a dog man encounter in Canada.
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I've been getting a lot of stories from this gentleman and
you know, I, I appreciate him always doing that, finding time
to do so. But this story was about his,
his cousin, his family member who he was staying with.
And so one night he was up real kind of late.
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Maybe not so late, but late, late enough if you're old, maybe
10 O clock. His relative asked him to come
over, say, hey, come hang out for a little while.
So he's all right, I'll go over there.
And he lives alone. So I was like, yeah, you know, I
just, we'll just hang out, kind of.
He says that I know that his home has something in it, but it
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never bothered him being alone there.
So when I thought about it, he was always like, he was always
OK living alone. And so I went with him and got
to his place and he said that hewas checking his notifications
and seen something. He zoomed in and behind a tree
there was a tall creature with the head of a dog.
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It was looking out from behind the tree.
The legs were like the dogs. He said it was pretty tall.
He was going to show me, but thehard drive was erased so I
didn't get to see it. But he told me that he almost
took a picture with his phone, but he didn't think it would be
erased. That would have been awesome to
see and that was good. And I mean, and that's one thing
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maybe too, that I was kind of thinking I need to ask this
question to this gentleman that maybe maybe a shapeshifter,
somebody, you know, looking around at him, you know, his
house is already got some crazy stuff going on, different kind
of spooky stuff. But I'm wondering if somebody
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was kind of, you know, trying tosee what he was doing, kind of
looking, you know, looking at him, stalking him or something,
You know what people be like that.
But I appreciate him sharing that story.
And man, that's one thing too. I I hope, you know, I I hope
that he was able to maybe recover that.
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But also this is another thing too.
You know, I've heard stories of people taking pictures of
Bigfoot and then all sudden it'sgone.
I've heard the same with that dog man.
I've also heard this about LP too, that things start going
weird. If you guys remember, in one of
the original this is creepy stories, I episode stories,
somebody had something like thathappened with a cell phone that
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disappeared for a number of years and then one day just
showed up and it was all everything was, you know, the
same. So those things do happen, but I
appreciate him sharing that dog man story of his cousin seeing
this on the I guess on the camera.
I appreciate that story and the next story it's from Mr. Ryan
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Knights from Weird Maine Paranormal.
He was so gracious to send in the story.
So he had been filming, if you guys have known echoes, he has
been filming a documentary aboutus paranormal investigation, the
history behind it. And he was at this place that
he, I guess that's called SpringVale Wreck.
It's like a swimming play area, picnic off of a river.
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It's a very safe place. Off to the beach is like a play
area. And there's a trail that leads
to a place called Indians last leap, referred to as the leap as
well. There has been a lot of drowning
at the leap and the main beach, including two teen boys earlier
in June of 2024 that had drowned.
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And so we went down there for the first time and, and did a
reading on the beach and something interesting came up
that kind of gave me a pause on this investigation.
I wanted to hit the leap but didn't make it that trip.
So we go a second time and went right to the trail to go, you
know, to get a reading at the Leap.
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The three of us got there and about 50 feet into the trail,
everything went quiet and we could hear something moving in
the trees above us, but we couldn't see it.
But it was really high up and itmoved to a position above us on
the hilltop about 30 feet away. There was no growling or yelling
or screaming, just whistling. The spirit box kept repeating
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have respect and get away. Then this thing comes out of the
tree to ground level with a boom.
It landed on all fours is what it sounded like.
We ran out of there. The spirit box said safe as we
put some distance between US andit.
Now, he consulted a remote viewer who does the spirit world
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as well and he believes that he's was legit.
And I've heard a lot of things about this guy and I, it sounds
like he is very legit. He said that the creature looked
like Bigfoot, but its face was different.
Its features were not of this world.
He said that he believed it was Faye or he says as natives put
it, LP. And so he was wanting to know if
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I've heard of any type of LP of this nature.
Is there any in, is there anything that he can do or that
he can bring with him to ensure that they are safe?
But he wanted to basically know these things.
One thing about I guess you could say LP, Faye, Ferry,
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whatever, however you want to describe these things, I think
that LP and Faye are a little bit different in that sense.
But I don't think I've ever heard anything like that saying
that it had a different face. It might line up with with
Hunters of the Paranormal's grandfather's story about where
he thinks Bigfoot or where he was told that Bigfoot is
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actually from. And the one thing I think that
people always kind of lump together is LP with having like
magical abilities, which yes, that is I have heard a lot of
stories of them being able to bend time or they have portals
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or they use, you know, medicinalthings to have things happen.
And I believe that they are maybe an interdimensional.
I hate using that word, but they're they have powers beyond
our our comprehension. I'll say I don't know if that's
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LP, which is very interesting that this thing had a face that
didn't look of this world. One thing about a lot of
unaliving, I don't want to use the other word, but you know,
someone who unalives themself, that is a lot of dark energy I
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feel like is being released intoa certain area.
It's the same thing with like Morrill Home Park or, you know,
drownings. You know, that's a lot of
whatever happened. It's a lot of energy, positive
or negative, being released intoa specific area.
I believe that we are made-up with energy.
You know, we have, we're like big balls of energy with this
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thing. Having these, this otherworldly
face. That's very interesting.
I wonder if that is maybe a demon that has grown so strong
and it understands your fears. Because if you guys haven't
heard Ryan's Bigfoot story, man,it's and it's on everything
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Bigfoot Part 2 along with Rod from Lodge Hills.
That might be why he saw what hesaw because a lot of things can
take shape, especially if you'redealing with certain spirits,
spirits, demons, whatever. You know, however you want to
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say it, Other dimensional beings, they feed off that
power. They feed off that energy and
they know what you're scared of.And I think sometimes they can
morph into what your fear is. And I'm thinking that's probably
what he saw because it didn't quite look like a Bigfoot.
But he is, you know, in that story he tells how scared he was
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of Bigfoot and seeing that thing.
And to protect yourself. One thing too.
I think people think that natives can give you something
to cure everything for you. Like, oh, we give you this
medicine bundle and here you are.
You're protected from everything.
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But The thing is, is you have tobelieve in it.
If you don't believe or if you don't have faith, but if you
don't believe in the medicine, it's not going to help you.
You have to have a belief in it.Now, you can believe in multiple
things. I always tell people just to
believe, like just to if you're a Christian, pray, you know, or
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if you're whatever and whatever religious backing and, and faith
that you have, that is what's going to protect you because you
believe in it. Belief is the most powerful
thing. Hope and belief are very
powerful. If you have no hope, it's hard
to, it's hard to, to exist in any environment, any type of
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situation. And having faith, if the
situation is going to be better,you know, that's another thing.
So that would be my advice for anyone because I've been asked
that question a few times. Well, what can I, can I make an
offering to them? I said depending on the, the the
entity I like, I'm sitting here in Oklahoma and this is in
Maine. I don't know if that is LP, if
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it's, I mean, if you're offeringup to a demonic force, you, you
just make you just empowering the negative.
So I don't know depending on if I was there and saw it, but Oh
yeah, I know this is definitely LP or like nothing.
I'm an expert, but I'm just saying there's certain signs
that could be this, but we neverknow for sure.
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But I would probably say that it's probably a demonic force,
something that's demon related that has knowledge of your
fears. The spirit box thing is a two
way St. You give some, it gives some,
but and I appreciate him sendingin that story and and and asking
those questions because I do getthat question.
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I did get it a lot there for a while, but hope that answers it
for everybody. So this next story is a story
out of Jay, Oklahoma, and I haveonly heard, barring my my
personal experiences with my family, I've only heard this
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maybe a couple times in my life.And this is story is about a
Raven mocker. It's a it's a basically a
Cherokee witch back story on a Raven mocker.
It is someone who obviously practices certain medicines and
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they want to be able to continueto extend their life is a is a
characteristic. They will basically eat your
heart to extend their life. So basically it's like blood
medicine. I've heard of them eating
certain, mainly the heart, but I've heard I've seen different
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things said. I've always been told the heart.
And before I tell the story out of J, I'll give you my story.
Well, not really my story, but it's my family's story.
When my grandma was passing away, I was a junior in high
school and there were a lot of weird things happening around
her as she was passing away. There'd be some nights where my
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dad would be staying up with herand be at the house and you
know, he's dozing off and he could hear someone in there
talking to her. He had a baby monitor that he
would hear was hearing this fromand he thought that was real
weird. So you can go in there and check
on her, just her in there. My grandpa always used to tell
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us when we were little that there's, he never called them
Raven mockers, but he called them witches, but Raven mockers,
what they're called and he wouldtell us.
He said if anyone, when you're when you have people pass, you
make sure you always stay with them until you make sure that
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they go, you know, to the creator and you they, they go
where there's where they're, they're gone.
Their spirit has made that journey.
And he would always say that yousit with them and you stay with
them until that is, that is done.
And he thought he'd always say that if you hear knocking, you
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know, or if someone's trying to enter the home during this time,
you don't let them in because itcould be a witch, could be
someone practicing that blood, blood medicines.
That's what I call it. Cuz that's what it sounds like
to me. But it'll be that Raven Mocker.
And my grandma, she was living out in the middle of nowhere.
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She had Bigfoot out there for sure at her house.
And I've told those stories of feeling like something's
watching you. One of these days I want to go
out there and see and see if thepeople that live in that house
now are experiencing anything. But that's maybe one day.
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And he always used to say, there's always somebody at the
funeral who you don't recognize or no one recognizes.
They just are there. He said, that's a Raven mocker.
That's a that's a witch trying to get that last bit of essence.
And I was a young kid. I didn't understand, so I didn't
really look for it. But I remember, I remember her
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funeral and we're sitting there and he was on high alert.
I remember that he was on high alert.
He's looking around as my grandma, kind of like I've said
this many times, had a, had a hard life.
And, you know, she had, you know, she had my, my dad and my
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2 uncles and her life, you know,took a turn, but it just got,
she's always had a hard life. And but my grandpa was always,
he always protected her. That was, that was his, his
promise to her that he'd always do that.
And I remember at the funeral, he's always real looking around,
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making sure nobody was, you know, not supposed to be there.
And as I got older, he was like,well, I'm going to tell you this
story about the night, you know,she passed and or leading up to
her passing. It's kind of crazy.
I laugh about it a little bit, but it makes me sad.
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But her passing away at a very young age, They're sitting there
and all of a sudden they can hear something like it was
wanting to get in the house. He says it always starts with a
knock and he's knocking on that,you know, knocking on that door.
And my, my cousin, he said, Mike, he, he said your cousin
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went and tried to open the door and I had to tell, I had to yell
at her. I had to be real mean to her.
Don't open that door. And he said that they kind of
bothered him the rest of the night until she passed.
And that was one thing that I'd always stuck with me.
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I've told that story at a storytelling before and I had
some people, Cherokees in the inthe audience who, you know, they
really enjoyed that story. I think I told it at the
library. And so we, you know, that story
has always stuck in my brain, you know, up until now, because
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I haven't really heard a lot. I heard a Osage kind of witch
story that I've told on this podcast, but I was talking to
this this lady, this woman who'smy, we're the same age as I also
call her old lady or nothing. But, you know, she was telling
me a story. She says I believe in them.
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And I kind of looked there. I said, believe in what she says
I believe in him, Raven Mockers and I and I and my ears perked
up and I was like, OK, well, do you have a story?
I said, yeah, she had some. I think she had a relative who
was passing and I don't recall if she even went into that, but
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she just told me that they they came around one night.
I think somebody was passing away.
She had just got done back from a side of Jay.
OK. She just gotten back from a
softball game and she's out there, you know, with the kids
in the yard. You know, the kids are in the
yard and her grandpa comes out and says you all need to get in
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the house right now. She said she it was like that.
She could hear something coming like it was wasn't like a bird
or nothing, but she said it is. You could hear something coming
like it was like in their ears. And so they run in the house and
they start locking, you know, kind of locking all the doors.
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And she said it was more than one coming after us and she was
so scared. She's but she basically all
night they were clawing on the door.
They were knocking on the door. They wouldn't say nothing, but
they were knocking on the door and they were scratching and
they're really trying to get into the house.
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I'm getting goosebumps. This is that goosebumps, but
they're trying to get in the house.
Once the night was over, they gooutside and they could see
almost like it looked like claw marks, like someone took you all
know when those when those treeshave the three prongs and look
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like, you know, it looked like somebody was slashing and then
go out to the go out to a tree that's kind of over overlooking
the house. And there were these deep claw
marks going through the tree andon the House.
And she says, I believe in them.I think that's what they were.
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They're coming after us. They needed these.
I think they were desperate, they were wanting, they needed
life force and they maybe they were passing away and they were
just nearby and needed something.
Also kind of reminds me of vampires.
But still they're out there. And as I end this podcast with
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the 7th edition it is they're still out there.
I always talk about medicine in a certain way on this podcast,
'cause I don't, I'm not saying like I am.
I'm very firm, you know, with mystance on it.
They're out there, they still practice.
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And I mean no disrespect, but atthe same time, these are stories
that are being lost now. Everybody knows these stories
and so with that being said, youguys can catch me on TikTok and
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What's going on, guys? And welcome to another edition
of the War Cry podcast. I'm your host, Jehollah Tiger,
and on this edition, I have beenteasing this episode for quite
some time, but we're going to get into the 7th edition of this
is Creepy. A lot of these stories pretty
spooky. And we hit all different ranges
of topics from witches to Astro projecting to I think little
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people's in here too, a lot of different things.
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get to the show. They're very, very dangerous if
he's fighting since, you know, Iwas like, something's off.
I'm just like, man, I'm waiting to hear something, you know?
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In 2018 I was 13 years old and now this story is really scary
and it's good for campfire. Do not do this.
I am stupid for messing with thestuff that I messed with.
I remember laying on my back, I was falling asleep.
I remember I was trying to control my dream like lucid
dreaming. And also you probably should
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never do that either. I was being dumb.
The next thing you know, I feel like I'm being lifted out of my
body into the air, looking down at me.
I see me. I'm floating in my room for a
little bit and then something grabbed the back of my neck,
slams me into the wall. As it slammed me into the wall.
I heard something say get out and I saw it and it looked like
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a demon. I don't know what kind or what
it was, but I saw it was a demon, like something out of a
conjuring film. I don't know if I can describe
it to you because to this day, thinking about it really scares
me, but that's all I'm going to tell you.
As soon as I saw it, it's like the spell was broken.
I was pulled or slammed back into my physical body.
This time it was like the movement of it freaked me out.
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And I jump out of bed and I literally ran so fast over the
lamp and turned it on and there was nothing there.
So I grabbed my family's Bible out of the closet and I said a
prayer and read a few scriptures.
Prayer, literally through the entire night.
I didn't get any sleep for the rest of that night, and it was a
school night. Since then, I've never done that
stuff. Of course, my parents have
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warned me to stay away from medium psychics, including dark
medicine, witchcraft, because technically you don't know who
or what they're talking to. And if you know what I mean,
it's the other side. And I have stuck very close to
my path and stayed away from that path.
I call it the good path. This is my story it was a scary
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one and thank you for listening.There's something to be said
when it comes to that Astro astral projecting I think is
what they call it or lucid dreaming.
I have told on this podcast multiple times I still have
dreams that I think are real or maybe an alternate universe.
But here in the last, I don't know.
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I'd say year 2 years a lot abouta remote viewing and lucid
dreaming and astral projection has come out and we're finding
out that the human brain is different.
It it is something that maybe wearen't quite understanding of.
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There was a a documentary and aninterview that I watched about
kids with Down syndrome or non verbal kids and they can speak
to each other telepathically. So there's a lot about the human
brain that we really don't understand and I don't ever
understand about sleeping. I always, I kind of laughed at
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myself growing up. I'm always like, yeah, I can
sleep when I'm dead. And then you think about it when
you're sleeping, you kind of area little bit, I guess it's a
very interesting topic. And if you have any opinions on
it, please let me know in the comments below or and some form
or fashion if you want to send me an e-mail or a message me on
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one of the platforms. But I'd like to hear your
opinion about this, this story in lucid dreaming dreams and
what you think you could be. Now on to the next one.
This story is out of Pawnee. OK.
When I was a teenager, I went fishing with a couple of my
cousins down by Cadillac Bridge in Pawnee.
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If I'm saying that incorrectly, I apologize.
There was an old swing or an oldswimming hole with a diving
board that the city used to use back in the day in that same
area. There was a fishing pond just
north of that old swimming hole and that's where we used to go
fish. My cousins were catching bass,
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but I wasn't having any luck andI decided to walk down to the
old swimming hole. Just South of that swimming hole
was train tracks. I fished for a little bit and I
thought I heard my cousins walking along the train tracks.
I could hear the rocks moving under their feet and they were
talking and I ran to the tree line because I was going to jump
out and scare them. As they got closer, I could hear
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them say I think he's down there.
And the talking stopped and I couldn't hear the rocks anymore.
And I waited there for a little bit and I stepped out of the
tree line to look up at the train tracks and I didn't see
anyone there. I walked up to the hill to the
train tracks or by the train tracks and looked for them, but
they were gone. I grabbed my fishing gear and
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walked back to the ponds and my cousins were still fishing.
I asked them if they came looking for me and they said no,
they were fishing at the pond the entire time.
Man, that's so creepy 'cause that's that's what part of the
stories. And I love when people send me
those stories. We really don't know what it is,
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and that's why I kind of says might be LP.
We talked a little bit after this and he wasn't really quite
sure. And I was thinking maybe LP.
But for them to be saying, oh, he's down there, you know, kind
of like they were going to sneakup on him.
It's a little ominous, but I appreciate that story.
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When I was in college at NOC Tonkawa, I went to stay at my
dad's house in Pawnee while he was gone.
My dad lived in a small one bedroom house by the donut shop
and when I got there I started watching scary movies.
The last movie I watched that night was The Exorcist.
It was about 1:00 AM when I decided to go to sleep.
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Well, my dad's one bedroom wouldhad two beds in the living room
and his bed was by the front door.
I slept in the other bed on the other side of the room and the
layout of the house was a big living room slash bedroom,
kitchen, bathroom next to the kitchen and then a basement and
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I turned out all the lights and laid down.
I think I was in bed for about 10 minutes when I heard someone
running from the bathroom to theliving room entrance and then
run back to the bathroom and I was frozen with fear.
I couldn't get up, I couldn't open my eyes, not that it would
help but it was pitch black in the home.
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I heard footsteps run from the bathroom and stopped right next
to me and it hit the bed hard enough for it to shake and then
run back to the bathroom. I was beyond scared.
Finally I forced myself to get up.
I turned on the lamp next to thebed and walked to the kitchen
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and turn the light on. I saw that the bathroom door was
open, so I walked to the bathroom door and there was
nobody in there. I turned on the light, closed
the door and I blasted all the lights.
My dad had this big radio systemin the kitchen and I turned the
radio on real loud. I laid back down and eventually
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went back to sleep. When my dad came home, I told
him what I experienced. My dad told me that he would
sleep it. He would sleep with the bathroom
light on, and one night he hearda little kid talking in the
bathroom. His bed sat next to the front
door. It was a position where he could
see into the kitchen and into the bathroom.
He said the bathroom door creaked open and he saw a small
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child standing in the bathroom doorway.
He said the child turned and closed the door.
My dad said that he walked over to the bathroom, talking to the
child as he opened the door, andwhen he looked inside the
bathroom, there was no kid, no, not anyone, not a soul in the
bathroom. There's something to it when it
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comes, you know, about these little kids, people seeing these
small children, children ghost or kid ghost or child ghost.
What are you going to say? It reminds me of a story that a
gentleman told me about his wifeand she worked at Cherokee
Nation Hospital in Hastings, Tahlequah, and that people that
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were passing away would see thislittle boy and he basically come
in their room talking and leave.And then he told me I which I
need to update that. Speaking of that, one of the
nurses saw this little boy and that's become a kind of common
thing. When I've talked to these
nursing home people, hospital nurses, doctors, as I've asked
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them, I said, well, do you see achild or has anyone talked about
seeing a child before they, you know, before they passed and
they were like, well, maybe theyalways see someone that's a
relative. Now we had, and one of the
people who was working in a nursing home in kind of midtown
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Tulsa, they were telling me thata lot of people will see maybe a
child version of a relative of theirs, which is interesting.
I wonder if this is kind of crazy.
I wonder if death is like nudging them, like, hey, you
know, it's probably time. But they come in like a child's,
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you know, like a, a comforting way.
I was very fascinated with that.This is my final story to you.
One night I was driving around in Pawnee and I wanted to get
spooked out. So I drove around by my tribe,
by the Pawnee facility and foundmyself at Catlin Bridge.
I didn't see anything. So I decided to go back home.
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And I spent about midnight when I began to drive past the old
Indian school for the Pawnee tribe, I looked over at the old
boys dorm and I saw people walking out on the South side of
this old boys dorm building. So I stopped my truck and I was
kind of just sitting there watching and I saw 2 white women
wearing black, one in the front of the line and one in the back
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of the line, but both women werecarrying lanterns and they
weren't very bright. There were about 7 native kids
wearing white shirts walking in a single file line.
The woman in the front stopped at the foot of the steps to the
boys dorm and the leading child walked up to the door and opened
it and everyone else walked in. The ladies holding the lanterns
walked into the dorm. I sat in my truck stunned.
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I didn't feel scared but more inawe.
It was like I got to witness a historical event unfold in front
of me. If you have had any experiences
in the in the boys dorm in Pawnee, you know that that
building is decrepit, holes in the floor and it looks like that
building is going to collapse atany moment.
I do have a little bit of experience inside that boy's
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dorm. I was doing a storytelling event
with Chris Hill and Russell Sun Eagle.
Shout out Spirit Talkers. It's a podcast, but we did an
event and before the event started, I think it's on the
Spirit Talkers TikTok page. But we're all hanging out, just
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kind of, you know, mingling. And I think they're serving fry
bread, you know, good ways. No, but and we was all hanging
out and Russell was standing kind of at the back, kind of
like you're facing the playground.
And he kind of was like, what isgoing on?
And they, I'm going to tell you all this.
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There was no wind. It was not windy.
It was just like a calm evening and he gets a video of the merry
go round spinning and it's spinning like it's not like it's
just barely creaking. Like if wind would have pushed,
it would have like been barely going.
Now he got a whole it was spinning like there were kids on
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it. I'm getting goosebumps.
I remember seeing the video. Go go check it out.
I may have to, I may have to maybe share it or something on
my on my story or something. But yeah, it's on the Spirit
Talkers TikTok. But man, it, it was spinning.
So I was like, man, he was showing the video and I was
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like, that's crazy. And so we go through the event,
we're telling stories, and then after the event we start doing a
little ghost hunting. I came out of retirement for
those guys in that way. And it was just kind of crazy.
You could feel it. The energy during the day was a
lot different than the energy atnight.
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And we're, you know, walking around and the the veterans, the
Pawnee Veterans Society or association, those two guys,
we're kind of leading us throughgiving us a little bit of back
story. You know, I talking about their,
their people. It was really cool to kind of
get a little insight on Pawnee people because they're they're
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up north. And so I don't I don't in my
kind of my purview. I don't really get to see a lot
of that and and knowing Russell getting a little bit of that and
then seeing his people, it's cool.
I really enjoyed that. And you know, we're getting back
stories on kind of the Indian school and that the the guy that
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was the head honcho white guy was really doing some bad things
to these, you know, these nativeboys.
And one thing I think that really shouldn't.
So I kind of sent a chill down my spine is there's like a
little opening or something in the ground.
It's like a cellar. It used to be a cellar.
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We used to be where the house isand we had our little ghost
hunting devices. And I remember sitting there,
God, there's one guy, he's all and he was tore up, just sauced
out, man. God trying to go ghost hunting
sauced out. I don't, I don't know how he did
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it, but he did. But he was down there in the, in
the cellar, man, I could just feel it.
I could feel that there was something in there.
Like it was just like, it's almost like a, you kind of get
really, you get instant anxiety when you start, when you run
into something that maybe your, your senses are starting to kind
of get hit by. So I'm halfway down these stairs
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and I, we have this ghost app and I can't remember the name of
it. Everybody has it.
I see people using it on TikTok all the time.
And it kept saying get out, you need to leave.
And I'm like, Nah, let's go. So I still, I, I took out and I
was told the dude, I was like, come on, let's go.
He's oh, no, I ain't nothing down here.
I'm like, all right, so he's down there messing around and
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whatnot. And I'm like, all right.
And then Chris is standing rightthere and he's hearing it saying
get out, get out. And I'm like, man, this is
insane. And then we're kind of walking
to where their college is and the boys dorm is kind of next to
that. It's like in the same area and
we look up when there's a look like, I don't know, maybe I'm
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wrong, maybe my eyes play trick,trick tricks on me.
But we're walking and they're telling us, you know, a little
bit about the college and thingsthat they got going on.
And we see somebody walking up stairs in that, in that college.
And we all looked around thinking maybe it was somebody.
And I, like I said, I can't remember if it was somebody or
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not, but now it's creepy. So one of the guys takes me down
to the the boys dorm and there'skind of a little way that you
can get in. He was like, let me show you
this way. I, I know we know how to get in
here without, you know, going through the doors, what not.
And it's all open. Like it's decrepit.
It's got holes all over the place.
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You can walk through, you know, the building is is is about to
go down and we get down to the locker room and there's one
chair sitting in the middle of the room.
Like it like literally there wasall these kind of like where you
could see where it was like usedto be lockers and right snap
like it smack dab in the middle of the of the dorms.
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There was one chair sitting likeit was facing the like the way
we came in. I'm getting goosebumps because
man, that's creepy. So you know, I got the ghost
thing and it was dead quiet on it like there was nothing.
And I'm like, man, maybe this issomething, you know, maybe we
need to get out of here. And so we kind of made our way
out another way. And but if for that last story,
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it's just man, it makes me so I hate to say it like this, and
I'm going to say it like this because it's just my, you know,
my podcast kind of say how I want to say it, but there's a
level of anger that I can start feeling in my neck and it's like
A, and it goes into like my faceand I can feel it.
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It's like a, what do they say? The heat rising temperatures
picking up what Jr. used to say.It's like a, it's like a brawl
in Muskogee, OK, on a Friday night.
It'd be like that. But knowing and seeing the
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different things that these Catholic preachers and these
different maybe Lutheran or Protestant, that this religious,
you know, these people that say that this is the right way and
the way they treated people, that makes me so mad.
That makes me angry. It makes me, I don't know, man.
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It makes you want to learn how to time travel a little bit.
You know, I don't know what I'm going to do.
I got to figure out how to shoota Flint pistol I guess.
Or I don't know. It just makes me mad, man, just
makes me so angry. You know, I hear these stories
and him seeing that that's history, you know, that's
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history that he saw that night. And so I appreciate him sharing
that because that's just a little glimpse of what it used
to be like. Single file line, you know, cut
your hair. You start losing your tongue,
not physically, but language, you know, there's different
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things that even I saw when I was growing up and it was very,
and it's very faint what I, whatI experienced and like what my
grandparents experienced and what even my dad experienced.
You know, it's, it's a drop in the bucket, You know, because
I'm, I've always been a very, I would not say, I mean, I don't
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know about aggressive, but maybeI've been a little brash.
And I always tell people what I think.
And like, you're not, this is not how this is going to go.
And it's gotten me in trouble. Yeah.
But one thing that I, I just, I cannot stop is I'll never stop
sharing my opinion on what I believe is right and what's
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wrong. And I think a lot of it nowadays
is you can't talk about nobody can't talk about certain set of
people. And I see something going on in
the Middle East right now and itjust it like I see what when I
was reading different books, reading articles and I see how
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and even Buffalo hunter hunter, if you guys hadn't, you know,
heard I'm going to do a review on the book on YouTube.
I'll do a live stream, talk about it.
But, and that book made me mad too, because it's just a slow
and steady, you know, basically just the genocide, I guess is
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the word. I don't really like using that
word. It's a buzzword.
But you know, you start erasing people and you got rid of the,
in that book, you get rid of theBuffalo, you get rid of the
savage. And you know, the, the, the coin
phrases, you know, save the man,kill the Indian or kill the
savage. And that's I, I see that going
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on right now, you know, not in those specific terms.
And I see that going on. Is there, there's a people who
had a land for a long time and people showed up wanting that
land. So I see that.
And I'm not, I'm neither here orthere on this topic, but the way
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that I'm seeing how it's seeing them on my way out, what I'm
reading and seeing, it sounds a lot like that.
But I appreciate him sharing these stories.
And it's just, it's heartbreaking.
It's just, but it's amazing to him and it's it's all inspiring
to keep keep going. So I appreciate him.
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This next experience and story comes out of Enid.
OK. And this person came forward
after I shared or Hunters of theParanormal shared his
grandfather's alien abduction story and I appreciate her
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coming forward and and sharing her story.
And it goes like this. It seems that I've always been
fascinated by the mystical, magical, and the things of the
like. Knowing that there is more to
life if we just look. When I was in 5th or 6th grade,
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my mom took me and my brothers out in the backyard one evening
to watch the meteor shower. We lived in town right off of
Hwy. 412. The city lights probably kept us
from being able to see too much in the sky, and I'm not sure how
long we were actually out there when my mom took my brothers in
the house. I don't remember why.
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I don't think that was out therevery long by myself though.
At some point as I looked towards the east, there was a
small strip mall about a block away in that direction and I
noticed a round Gray, non shiny metal looking object moving from
South to north. It had no lights and it was
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silent and it was low enough that I could see the street
lights lighting up the bottom ofthis round object as it moved.
I watched it until it disappeared.
It wasn't moving fast and at some point I felt a tremendous
fear take over and I ran into the house.
And what's crazy is I don't remember what happened after
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that. And so basically after that
night and up until about a year ago, I had nightmares of being
abducted by grey aliens way before I actually had seen any
of them anywhere else. Like I just didn't know what
they look like, but I would see them.
And after having children I have4.
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The nightmare slowed down but the fear is still present,
especially at night. About a year ago, I'm now in my
50s, I had another nightmare of a smaller Gray alien coming down
the hallway of the house that I currently live in and I was
angry. I was pissed.
So I got out of bed and chased it and it went down the hallway
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and I was yelling and trying to get it out of the house as I was
hitting it with everything I could get my hands on.
They always felt like a real experience to me and not just
nightmares. That is my UFO experience.
I hope that if I ever see an ET again, they will be kind and not
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monsters like the monsters in mynightmare.
When I talk about this, I can still feel the fear and emotions
I had at that time. I wonder if those were the
reasons why I had depression forthe longest time in which I
don't suffer any longer. My spiritual life is amazing and
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it's helped me understand and heal from fear, trauma, and
depression. Thank you for letting me share
my story. No one else has believed this
happened to me. I appreciate you and thank you
for sharing all your stories. Well, I appreciate you sharing
your story because I don't really hear a lot out of
Oklahoma about these abductions and, and people dreaming about
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them because it doesn't in my maybe it's just people are
scared that they, nobody will believe them.
I, I believe in dreams. I believe that sometimes we're,
when we sleep, we're not in a we're not us.
We're something different. And I mentioned that before with
the astral rejection, you know, story, but you know, it's, it's,
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it's, it's interesting, especially when it comes to the
alien part of that. You know, sometimes trauma and
stress can make your brain see things, do things and you, you
react different. It's just a whole lot with our
brains that we don't really know.
And I know that myth of, oh, we only use like 6% of our brain or
whatever it is. I don't, I heard that's a myth.
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Correct me if I'm wrong. But it is very fascinating to
hear these stories. And if you have another story
like this lady in Enid, I don't want to give her name out, but
if you have one of those stories, please shoot me an
e-mail realwarcrypod@gmail.com. I'd love to hear it.
And if you want to Share your story publicly, I'd love to hear
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it. And one thing that I think keeps
a lot of people from sharing thethings that they see is the fact
that they think people are goingto make fun of them.
And I'm going to be honest with you, I've heard some crazy
stories. I've had some, I've heard some
insane stories. And I'm not going to lie to you,
I'm OK with that because there is something going on there.
So if you come over to War Cry podcast and you want to tell
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your story, I believe you because I've heard a lot of
stories from a lot of people whocontinue to give the same
details as this other person. There's a reason why there's
kind of a logic to why I do these.
This is creepies so far apart from each other because people
will send me, it's weird how theuniverse or whatever works.
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I'll have like a couple people send me LP stories and they all
have details that are the same or I'll have people send me
Bigfoot stories and the details are the same.
And I haven't publicly shared any of these stories.
So it's it's fascinating. So if you got one real war cry
pod@gmail.com X and TikTok war cry pod.
I just posted a video. This is what is this Wednesday.
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There was a I, I've made a roll call of everybody.
You know, if you got a story on that video, put it in the
comments, but or if you got a story and you want to share it
here on Spotify, YouTube, share it in the comments.
But I appreciate her sharing that story.
And like I said, it does take courage to tell stories that you
don't think people are going to believe you, but I believe you
and I appreciate you. So I put out a a little, I
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guess, announcement about nursing homes.
And before I tell this story, I want another person to send me a
nursing home story. If you work at a nursing home,
you know, or you work in the food department in a nursing
home, go ahead and send me that story.
I like to hear it. This one is close to home for me
because just down the street, didn't know it had some crazy
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stuff going on. So I was talking to this lady,
she works the morning shift and she was telling me that I, I
kind of got, I'm always weird when I talk to people.
I, I don't know if people think I'm spooky or what, but I say
you work in a nursing home, right?
Oh, yeah, yeah. And they're telling me kind of
details about it. And then I'll say, is there you
got anything crazy going on overthere?
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She's like crazy. I'll say, yeah, you got any
spooky things going on? She's like, well, I don't like
to work the night shift. And I'm like, OK, there we go.
OK. Because a lot of times, as you
said, people kind of sometimes are unsure of what they see.
And she goes, I don't like working the night shift.
And I said why? She said it is just weird.
It's creepy. I see things that I don't know
if it's real or not. And she goes, well, I'll tell
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you one story and I'll give you some background.
I said, OK, that's, that sounds good.
One night she was working and they just got somebody's like
100th birthday party or no 90. There was a 90 year old.
They she said they were old and they didn't look like they even
was wanting to be there. Like they was like, man, it's
time for me to go. It's cold blooded, but she said,
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man, that that person was looking mad like they was like,
man, I got to live on this earthanother year.
I'm sorry for you are in a nursing home when you're
listening to my podcast. I'm sorry and I hope, I hope
everything's good. But but she was like, man, she
was just mad. Like she just did not want to be
there. And so they're wrapping up and
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everybody's kind of being sent their ways and to their rooms.
And as the night started to kindof progress, she looked down at
the end of the hall and she saidthat there's a night it's like
shadows. You'll see like shadows going in
and out of rooms. That's like a that's like a
normal thing in nursing homes. What I'm is what it's kind of
gathering to me. And she said she would see
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shadows. And she thought it was weird.
She was like, well, maybe it wasjust a reflection or maybe,
maybe my shadow from behind or but it looked like it was going
from in the room. And she's walking down the hall,
turns the corner, walking down the hall, and she thinks she
sees something at the end of thehallway and she's looking real
hard. And it's a balloon that's
floating kind of at the the ceiling, like someone had maybe
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let go over the balloon and it'sjust making its way up.
But she noticed that the balloonwasn't at the ceiling.
The balloon was about halfway. So it was as if someone was
holding the balloon at their shoulder length.
And the balloon was just floating, like someone was
holding onto the balloon, keeping it from hitting the
ceiling. And it was moving closer, like
it was moving towards her. And one thing too, she was like
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not having it. She took off, she called
security. She was like, there's someone in
the building, you know, I couldn't see him, but there's
someone in the building and theywent back and, and the balloon
was just as it was be normal, like it was just so they ran the
footage back and you could see that the balloon or whatever was
like halfway, like it wasn't hitting the the ceiling.
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But the weird thing about it is like they never saw the balloon
go back. So she kind of thought she was
seeing things and I asked her, Isaid, well, do how many people
die in nursing home? She goes, we have a lot.
She's like, it's very sad. She's been working as a nurse at
at this place for a while and she says it's really sad.
But yeah, that was she's like, but that was the creepiest
thing. And I told him I'm not working
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no night shifts. But her, I don't know if it's
her sister, cousin. I can't remember exactly off the
top of my head, but she was telling me that she works night
shift. She says there's she can hear
talking in the hallways. There's nobody in the hallway.
Like she'll be walking, she'll hear, you know, somebody talking
and she'll go in and check in the, the, the, the nursing home
patient is asleep. She was like, that's weird.
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So there's a lot of weird things.
And so if you're a nursing home nurse, CNA, anybody let me know.
I'd like to hear your story because I get a few of them here
and there. I was talking to somebody else
who was working at one on Yale and I asked her.
I asked her. I said, well, do you think that
like it's based on the building?She's like, well, yeah, we have
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a, we have a lot of people die in ours, but I don't really see
anything creepy, anything spooky.
I said, how old is a facility? I was like 10 years old.
I said, well, that might be it. Maybe not enough death in there.
But yeah, if you're a nurse and you work in a nursing home or a
hospital, it's crazy. Part too, is I, I was talking to
a nurse that worked at Saint Francis.
And when they were in the old hospital, before all these new
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hospitals started kind of like making their way and like being
built. They were in this old ER.
And when all the patients were kind of in these old school
rooms or, you know, you just kind of fold the blank or the
blanket, the, the curtain. And they had like motion sensor
lights. But every now and then they
would, you know, be walking pastand it looked like somebody was
standing where the light where the automatic light is because
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like that the hallway is supposed to be dark at night
unless somebody's walking through there or like they'll
see the the hallway lights startto like light up and then nobody
comes out. So it's just, you know, that's
it. Saint Francis here in Tulsa, the
old, the old hospital, I think it's 21st and whatever.
Not Harvard, Louis maybe. But she said she would see like
they would be, you know, just kind of at the middle desk
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checking, you know, whatever paperwork and they'd look over
and it looked like somebody was walking like lighting up the
hallway and then nobody would come out, which is pretty
creepy. But like I said, if you are
somebody who who has dealt with that realwarcrypod@gmail.com.
This next story, I was talking to a gentleman.
Don't ask me how he works at thehe works at Duck Creek Casino.
And I saying I was over there, but I was talking to him, you
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know, he does different securityjobs all over Tulsa.
And he was telling me I, I, I'm always like I said, I like to, I
like to get the spooky story, especially from the most random
people because they'll tell it. And he was telling, I said,
what's I said, what's the most scared you ever been during a
security job? Maybe like roughing up some
bikers or no fence bikers, but y'all be kind of rowdy drunk
(35:33):
people. He said, Nah, man, I'm not even
afraid to tell you this story. I said, oh, I in my head, I was
like, this is going to be a goodone.
He goes, you know, those tower, those, those towers out there by
Victory Christian over there by ORU and I, I can't remember the
name of the tower, the towers ortower, how whatever they he
said, but I was working in the one that didn't, doesn't have
anybody in it. And I just kind of got a call
(35:54):
one day and said, Hey, we need you to go down there and try to
figure out the, you know, tryingto figure out the schedule, but
we're going to send you down there for the, for the night.
Basically all I got to do is walk the floors every 30
minutes, make your rounds. We've had some vandalism.
We've had reports of people talking up there or people up
there messing around. He goes, OK, that's no problem.
He's this guy's a big guy, real big guy.
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And probably, I think he was like 66300 plus probably almost
closer to 4 bills, big dude, bigdude.
And so he goes over there no problem.
He meets his, the guy that is supposed to be with him.
And the guy kept saying, Hey, won't you go ahead and make
rounds? And he's like, well, you know
this place better than me. He's like, no, I need you to go
make rounds, man. Go make rounds.
So he's like, all right, I'll gomake rounds.
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He makes his way through the different rooms and, and floors
and as he gets up to like one ofthe higher floors, I can't
remember if it was the top floor, it was like second to the
top floor. But he he was up there and in
his head, he's OK. There's been reports of people
somehow sneaking their way through and it gets the the guy
below was watching the cameras. So he's walking and he's
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checking each room, you know, just making his presence known.
And he walks on down to the end of the hall and he thinks he
hears somebody and he goes, hey,y'all need to, hey, y'all need
to evacuate the premises. This is private property, you
know, doing the whole security guard thing.
Nobody responds. So then he keeps hearing it
again. He starts getting kind of kind
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of spooked out, starts getting alittle bit scared.
He's all right, y'all, y'all need to get on out of here.
And he's like, I'll just, I won't call the cops.
I'll just escort y'all down, gety'all out of here.
Nobody comes out. So he's like, whatever.
So he's turns his back and he's walking towards back towards the
elevator. As he's stepping into the
elevator, he goes to turn and right as he's turning, he's face
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to face with this dark headed woman and her hair is kind of
like the ring, you know, hair. And he's standing there face to
face with this woman. He said, I, he's her, her face
was not normal. But he said that literally he
turned his back and then he turned, went to turn to press
where he was going and she was standing right there in his
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face. He said, I did what every black
guy does. I emergency close the door.
He was laughing, but he was so scared when he was in his face.
So he goes down and he gets downto the lower level.
He says I'm out of here, I'm notdoing this job, I don't care F
this job. And the guy watching the cameras
was like, what's going on, man? Is there somebody up there?
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He say, yeah, there's somebody up there, somebody that's not in
this world. And a guy looked at him and he
when he arrived, he was wondering why that guy made him
go up there. I don't think he see, he thinks
in hindsight that that's why that guy wouldn't go up there.
That maybe he was basically calling in help to get someone
else to go up there because he wasn't going up there because he
knows something was up there. He said that that he said that
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was the scariest part up until Iwent home and I went to bed in
the middle of the night. He thought he could feel
somebody like close to his face as he's laying down and he opens
his eyes and that woman was right there again.
He he shook, basically shook it off and he looked and there was
nobody there. He said that was the scariest
part to me because it was in my home.
I said, do you think it followedyou home?
He said, being around you Indians.
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He said, yeah. He said, yeah, no doubt.
He said it was like a UN. He said it was like a UN, like a
unfinished encounter, he thinks,because he just got out of
there. And he said, I said, did you
like you were scared? But he said, did you think it
was trying to tell you something?
He said, man, I don't know, but I'll tell you what.
I ain't going back to that building.
This next story, it's about a dog man encounter in Canada.
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I've been getting a lot of stories from this gentleman and
you know, I, I appreciate him always doing that, finding time
to do so. But this story was about his,
his cousin, his family member who he was staying with.
And so one night he was up real kind of late.
(39:56):
Maybe not so late, but late, late enough if you're old, maybe
10 O clock. His relative asked him to come
over, say, hey, come hang out for a little while.
So he's all right, I'll go over there.
And he lives alone. So I was like, yeah, you know, I
just, we'll just hang out, kind of.
He says that I know that his home has something in it, but it
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never bothered him being alone there.
So when I thought about it, he was always like, he was always
OK living alone. And so I went with him and got
to his place and he said that hewas checking his notifications
and seen something. He zoomed in and behind a tree
there was a tall creature with the head of a dog.
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It was looking out from behind the tree.
The legs were like the dogs. He said it was pretty tall.
He was going to show me, but thehard drive was erased so I
didn't get to see it. But he told me that he almost
took a picture with his phone, but he didn't think it would be
erased. That would have been awesome to
see and that was good. And I mean, and that's one thing
(41:01):
maybe too, that I was kind of thinking I need to ask this
question to this gentleman that maybe maybe a shapeshifter,
somebody, you know, looking around at him, you know, his
house is already got some crazy stuff going on, different kind
of spooky stuff. But I'm wondering if somebody
(41:22):
was kind of, you know, trying tosee what he was doing, kind of
looking, you know, looking at him, stalking him or something,
You know what people be like that.
But I appreciate him sharing that story.
And man, that's one thing too. I I hope, you know, I I hope
that he was able to maybe recover that.
(41:43):
But also this is another thing too.
You know, I've heard stories of people taking pictures of
Bigfoot and then all sudden it'sgone.
I've heard the same with that dog man.
I've also heard this about LP too, that things start going
weird. If you guys remember, in one of
the original this is creepy stories, I episode stories,
somebody had something like thathappened with a cell phone that
(42:05):
disappeared for a number of years and then one day just
showed up and it was all everything was, you know, the
same. So those things do happen, but I
appreciate him sharing that dog man story of his cousin seeing
this on the I guess on the camera.
I appreciate that story and the next story it's from Mr. Ryan
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Knights from Weird Maine Paranormal.
He was so gracious to send in the story.
So he had been filming, if you guys have known echoes, he has
been filming a documentary aboutus paranormal investigation, the
history behind it. And he was at this place that
he, I guess that's called SpringVale Wreck.
It's like a swimming play area, picnic off of a river.
(42:53):
It's a very safe place. Off to the beach is like a play
area. And there's a trail that leads
to a place called Indians last leap, referred to as the leap as
well. There has been a lot of drowning
at the leap and the main beach, including two teen boys earlier
in June of 2024 that had drowned.
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And so we went down there for the first time and, and did a
reading on the beach and something interesting came up
that kind of gave me a pause on this investigation.
I wanted to hit the leap but didn't make it that trip.
So we go a second time and went right to the trail to go, you
know, to get a reading at the Leap.
(43:36):
The three of us got there and about 50 feet into the trail,
everything went quiet and we could hear something moving in
the trees above us, but we couldn't see it.
But it was really high up and itmoved to a position above us on
the hilltop about 30 feet away. There was no growling or yelling
or screaming, just whistling. The spirit box kept repeating
(43:58):
have respect and get away. Then this thing comes out of the
tree to ground level with a boom.
It landed on all fours is what it sounded like.
We ran out of there. The spirit box said safe as we
put some distance between US andit.
Now, he consulted a remote viewer who does the spirit world
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as well and he believes that he's was legit.
And I've heard a lot of things about this guy and I, it sounds
like he is very legit. He said that the creature looked
like Bigfoot, but its face was different.
Its features were not of this world.
He said that he believed it was Faye or he says as natives put
it, LP. And so he was wanting to know if
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I've heard of any type of LP of this nature.
Is there any in, is there anything that he can do or that
he can bring with him to ensure that they are safe?
But he wanted to basically know these things.
One thing about I guess you could say LP, Faye, Ferry,
(45:05):
whatever, however you want to describe these things, I think
that LP and Faye are a little bit different in that sense.
But I don't think I've ever heard anything like that saying
that it had a different face. It might line up with with
Hunters of the Paranormal's grandfather's story about where
he thinks Bigfoot or where he was told that Bigfoot is
(45:28):
actually from. And the one thing I think that
people always kind of lump together is LP with having like
magical abilities, which yes, that is I have heard a lot of
stories of them being able to bend time or they have portals
(45:49):
or they use, you know, medicinalthings to have things happen.
And I believe that they are maybe an interdimensional.
I hate using that word, but they're they have powers beyond
our our comprehension. I'll say I don't know if that's
(46:10):
LP, which is very interesting that this thing had a face that
didn't look of this world. One thing about a lot of
unaliving, I don't want to use the other word, but you know,
someone who unalives themself, that is a lot of dark energy I
(46:34):
feel like is being released intoa certain area.
It's the same thing with like Morrill Home Park or, you know,
drownings. You know, that's a lot of
whatever happened. It's a lot of energy, positive
or negative, being released intoa specific area.
I believe that we are made-up with energy.
You know, we have, we're like big balls of energy with this
(46:59):
thing. Having these, this otherworldly
face. That's very interesting.
I wonder if that is maybe a demon that has grown so strong
and it understands your fears. Because if you guys haven't
heard Ryan's Bigfoot story, man,it's and it's on everything
(47:21):
Bigfoot Part 2 along with Rod from Lodge Hills.
That might be why he saw what hesaw because a lot of things can
take shape, especially if you'redealing with certain spirits,
spirits, demons, whatever. You know, however you want to
(47:41):
say it, Other dimensional beings, they feed off that
power. They feed off that energy and
they know what you're scared of.And I think sometimes they can
morph into what your fear is. And I'm thinking that's probably
what he saw because it didn't quite look like a Bigfoot.
But he is, you know, in that story he tells how scared he was
(48:02):
of Bigfoot and seeing that thing.
And to protect yourself. One thing too.
I think people think that natives can give you something
to cure everything for you. Like, oh, we give you this
medicine bundle and here you are.
You're protected from everything.
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But The thing is, is you have tobelieve in it.
If you don't believe or if you don't have faith, but if you
don't believe in the medicine, it's not going to help you.
You have to have a belief in it.Now, you can believe in multiple
things. I always tell people just to
believe, like just to if you're a Christian, pray, you know, or
(48:46):
if you're whatever and whatever religious backing and, and faith
that you have, that is what's going to protect you because you
believe in it. Belief is the most powerful
thing. Hope and belief are very
powerful. If you have no hope, it's hard
to, it's hard to, to exist in any environment, any type of
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situation. And having faith, if the
situation is going to be better,you know, that's another thing.
So that would be my advice for anyone because I've been asked
that question a few times. Well, what can I, can I make an
offering to them? I said depending on the, the the
entity I like, I'm sitting here in Oklahoma and this is in
Maine. I don't know if that is LP, if
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it's, I mean, if you're offeringup to a demonic force, you, you
just make you just empowering the negative.
So I don't know depending on if I was there and saw it, but Oh
yeah, I know this is definitely LP or like nothing.
I'm an expert, but I'm just saying there's certain signs
that could be this, but we neverknow for sure.
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But I would probably say that it's probably a demonic force,
something that's demon related that has knowledge of your
fears. The spirit box thing is a two
way St. You give some, it gives some,
but and I appreciate him sendingin that story and and and asking
those questions because I do getthat question.
(50:16):
I did get it a lot there for a while, but hope that answers it
for everybody. So this next story is a story
out of Jay, Oklahoma, and I haveonly heard, barring my my
personal experiences with my family, I've only heard this
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maybe a couple times in my life.And this is story is about a
Raven mocker. It's a it's a basically a
Cherokee witch back story on a Raven mocker.
It is someone who obviously practices certain medicines and
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they want to be able to continueto extend their life is a is a
characteristic. They will basically eat your
heart to extend their life. So basically it's like blood
medicine. I've heard of them eating
certain, mainly the heart, but I've heard I've seen different
(51:25):
things said. I've always been told the heart.
And before I tell the story out of J, I'll give you my story.
Well, not really my story, but it's my family's story.
When my grandma was passing away, I was a junior in high
school and there were a lot of weird things happening around
her as she was passing away. There'd be some nights where my
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dad would be staying up with herand be at the house and you
know, he's dozing off and he could hear someone in there
talking to her. He had a baby monitor that he
would hear was hearing this fromand he thought that was real
weird. So you can go in there and check
on her, just her in there. My grandpa always used to tell
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us when we were little that there's, he never called them
Raven mockers, but he called them witches, but Raven mockers,
what they're called and he wouldtell us.
He said if anyone, when you're when you have people pass, you
make sure you always stay with them until you make sure that
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they go, you know, to the creator and you they, they go
where there's where they're, they're gone.
Their spirit has made that journey.
And he would always say that yousit with them and you stay with
them until that is, that is done.
And he thought he'd always say that if you hear knocking, you
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know, or if someone's trying to enter the home during this time,
you don't let them in because itcould be a witch, could be
someone practicing that blood, blood medicines.
That's what I call it. Cuz that's what it sounds like
to me. But it'll be that Raven Mocker.
And my grandma, she was living out in the middle of nowhere.
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She had Bigfoot out there for sure at her house.
And I've told those stories of feeling like something's
watching you. One of these days I want to go
out there and see and see if thepeople that live in that house
now are experiencing anything. But that's maybe one day.
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And he always used to say, there's always somebody at the
funeral who you don't recognize or no one recognizes.
They just are there. He said, that's a Raven mocker.
That's a that's a witch trying to get that last bit of essence.
And I was a young kid. I didn't understand, so I didn't
really look for it. But I remember, I remember her
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funeral and we're sitting there and he was on high alert.
I remember that he was on high alert.
He's looking around as my grandma, kind of like I've said
this many times, had a, had a hard life.
And, you know, she had, you know, she had my, my dad and my
(54:26):
2 uncles and her life, you know,took a turn, but it just got,
she's always had a hard life. And but my grandpa was always,
he always protected her. That was, that was his, his
promise to her that he'd always do that.
And I remember at the funeral, he's always real looking around,
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making sure nobody was, you know, not supposed to be there.
And as I got older, he was like,well, I'm going to tell you this
story about the night, you know,she passed and or leading up to
her passing. It's kind of crazy.
I laugh about it a little bit, but it makes me sad.
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But her passing away at a very young age, They're sitting there
and all of a sudden they can hear something like it was
wanting to get in the house. He says it always starts with a
knock and he's knocking on that,you know, knocking on that door.
And my, my cousin, he said, Mike, he, he said your cousin
(55:33):
went and tried to open the door and I had to tell, I had to yell
at her. I had to be real mean to her.
Don't open that door. And he said that they kind of
bothered him the rest of the night until she passed.
And that was one thing that I'd always stuck with me.
(55:54):
I've told that story at a storytelling before and I had
some people, Cherokees in the inthe audience who, you know, they
really enjoyed that story. I think I told it at the
library. And so we, you know, that story
has always stuck in my brain, you know, up until now, because
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I haven't really heard a lot. I heard a Osage kind of witch
story that I've told on this podcast, but I was talking to
this this lady, this woman who'smy, we're the same age as I also
call her old lady or nothing. But, you know, she was telling
me a story. She says I believe in them.
(56:36):
And I kind of looked there. I said, believe in what she says
I believe in him, Raven Mockers and I and I and my ears perked
up and I was like, OK, well, do you have a story?
I said, yeah, she had some. I think she had a relative who
was passing and I don't recall if she even went into that, but
(56:56):
she just told me that they they came around one night.
I think somebody was passing away.
She had just got done back from a side of Jay.
OK. She just gotten back from a
softball game and she's out there, you know, with the kids
in the yard. You know, the kids are in the
yard and her grandpa comes out and says you all need to get in
(57:17):
the house right now. She said she it was like that.
She could hear something coming like it was wasn't like a bird
or nothing, but she said it is. You could hear something coming
like it was like in their ears. And so they run in the house and
they start locking, you know, kind of locking all the doors.
(57:37):
And she said it was more than one coming after us and she was
so scared. She's but she basically all
night they were clawing on the door.
They were knocking on the door. They wouldn't say nothing, but
they were knocking on the door and they were scratching and
they're really trying to get into the house.
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I'm getting goosebumps. This is that goosebumps, but
they're trying to get in the house.
Once the night was over, they gooutside and they could see
almost like it looked like claw marks, like someone took you all
know when those when those treeshave the three prongs and look
(58:23):
like, you know, it looked like somebody was slashing and then
go out to the go out to a tree that's kind of over overlooking
the house. And there were these deep claw
marks going through the tree andon the House.
And she says, I believe in them.I think that's what they were.
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They're coming after us. They needed these.
I think they were desperate, they were wanting, they needed
life force and they maybe they were passing away and they were
just nearby and needed something.
Also kind of reminds me of vampires.
But still they're out there. And as I end this podcast with
(59:08):
the 7th edition it is they're still out there.
I always talk about medicine in a certain way on this podcast,
'cause I don't, I'm not saying like I am.
I'm very firm, you know, with mystance on it.
They're out there, they still practice.
(59:31):
And I mean no disrespect, but atthe same time, these are stories
that are being lost now. Everybody knows these stories
and so with that being said, youguys can catch me on TikTok and
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I’m Jay Shetty host of On Purpose the worlds #1 Mental Health podcast and I’m so grateful you found us. I started this podcast 5 years ago to invite you into conversations and workshops that are designed to help make you happier, healthier and more healed. I believe that when you (yes you) feel seen, heard and understood you’re able to deal with relationship struggles, work challenges and life’s ups and downs with more ease and grace. I interview experts, celebrities, thought leaders and athletes so that we can grow our mindset, build better habits and uncover a side of them we’ve never seen before. New episodes every Monday and Friday. Your support means the world to me and I don’t take it for granted — click the follow button and leave a review to help us spread the love with On Purpose. I can’t wait for you to listen to your first or 500th episode!
Cardiac Cowboys
The heart was always off-limits to surgeons. Cutting into it spelled instant death for the patient. That is, until a ragtag group of doctors scattered across the Midwest and Texas decided to throw out the rule book. Working in makeshift laboratories and home garages, using medical devices made from scavenged machine parts and beer tubes, these men and women invented the field of open heart surgery. Odds are, someone you know is alive because of them. So why has history left them behind? Presented by Chris Pine, CARDIAC COWBOYS tells the gripping true story behind the birth of heart surgery, and the young, Greatest Generation doctors who made it happen. For years, they competed and feuded, racing to be the first, the best, and the most prolific. Some appeared on the cover of Time Magazine, operated on kings and advised presidents. Others ended up disgraced, penniless, and convicted of felonies. Together, they ignited a revolution in medicine, and changed the world.
Crime Junkie
Does hearing about a true crime case always leave you scouring the internet for the truth behind the story? Dive into your next mystery with Crime Junkie. Every Monday, join your host Ashley Flowers as she unravels all the details of infamous and underreported true crime cases with her best friend Brit Prawat. From cold cases to missing persons and heroes in our community who seek justice, Crime Junkie is your destination for theories and stories you won’t hear anywhere else. Whether you're a seasoned true crime enthusiast or new to the genre, you'll find yourself on the edge of your seat awaiting a new episode every Monday. If you can never get enough true crime... Congratulations, you’ve found your people. Follow to join a community of Crime Junkies! Crime Junkie is presented by audiochuck Media Company.