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Are you brave enough to venture into the shadows of the forest? Woodland Horror Nights invites you to confront the chilling mysteries lurking beyond the campfire.

Prepare for a nightly descent into the heart of the wilderness, where unsettling tales of the unknown come alive. From cryptid encounters and unexplained disappearances to terrifying folklore and supernatural events deep in the woods, we explore the darkest corners of nature's embrace. This isn't just about scary stories; it's about the unsettling reality of what happens when humanity clashes with untamed horror.

New episodes are unleashed daily, Monday through Sunday, promptly at 7:00 PM. Each installment offers a standalone dive into a new terrifying narrative, perfect for your evening commute or a late-night listen.

This podcast is for anyone fascinated by real-life horror stories, true unsettling encounters, and the eerie side of nature. If you love wilderness survival gone wrong and the chilling unknown, you've found your new obsession.

Subscribe now and let the fear take root.© 2026 OBOMEDIA Creators Spiritualità
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  • Folded Jacket, Dry on a Post: He Vanished for 53 Hours

    Folded Jacket, Dry on a Post: He Vanished for 53 Hours
    Oct 15 2026
    Folded Jacket, Dry on a Post: He Vanished for 53 Hours

    A dry, neatly folded bright orange jacket sat on an aluminum-capped cedar post after an hour of steady rain-found by a hiker who photographed it and called dispatch. Sixteen searchers, bloodhounds, and a boot print would later point to a single step and then silence; how did a careful 32-year-old hiker disappear for 53 hours with no trail to follow?

    In this episode, we walk through the timeline from Russell Smith’s morning sign-in to the moment he was found hypothermic three and a half miles off his planned route, presenting the evidence that puzzled search-and-rescue crews and the question that kept them searching: what erased his trail?

    Person: Russell Smith
    Date: May 11, 2019
    Location: Pinehart National Forest
    Event: Found hypothermic after 53 hours
    Investigator: Patricia Vo

    - Russell signed the Pinehart North trail register at 9:47 a.m. and his truck was the only vehicle in the lot at 9:30 when the gate opened.
    - Rain began at 9:58 a.m., lasted 65 minutes, and deposited roughly 0.5 inches, stopping at 11:03 a.m.
    - Thomas Green found the folded, dry orange jacket on the aluminum-capped cedar post at 11:42 a.m.
    - Russell left the trail about 1.3 miles in while following a beagle-type dog he never found and which had no reported owner.
    - A single deep left-foot boot print matching Russell’s lug pattern was found about 80 yards north of the junction in a seasonal drainage with no preceding or following prints.

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    18 min
  • She Walked Into the Forest and Lost Nine Days: The Vicki Harris Case

    She Walked Into the Forest and Lost Nine Days: The Vicki Harris Case
    Oct 14 2026
    She Walked Into the Forest and Lost Nine Days: The Vicki Harris Case

    A single hiking boot with a dry sock washed up on a flooded bank days after Vicki Harris vanished, despite everything around it being saturated; her Merrell Moab size 8 boot still held dried red clay that hadn’t softened. How did Vicki disappear for nine days, leave scent trails that search dogs followed for nine miles, and reappear with no memory two hundred yards from the trailhead?

    In this episode, we tell the sequence of events from Vicki’s permit timestamp at 7:41 a.m. on April 4 to the moment her sister reported her missing on April 10, laying out the puzzling evidence that resisted tidy explanations. What does the boot, the silent Garmin, the nine-mile canine track, and the oval depression in a meadow mean for how Vicki spent those nine days?

    Person: Vicki Harris
    Date: April 4-10, 2019
    Location: Sulphur Fork / Sable Creek ridge area
    Status: Found alive after nine days with no memory
    Case: Missing person with unexplained evidence

    - Permit stub timestamp: entry at 7:41 a.m. on April 4
    - Last Garmin inReach ping: 8:52 a.m. the same morning, seventy-seven minutes after arrival
    - Boot details: women’s size 8 Merrell Moab, granite gray, double-bow laced, sock inside dry
    - Search dogs: followed Vicki’s scent for nine miles and stopped together at a lower meadow
    - Meadow anomaly: six-by-four-foot oval depression photographed and flagged for two months before disappearing

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    20 min
  • The Boots on the Anvil: She Vanished Where No Trail Goes

    The Boots on the Anvil: She Vanished Where No Trail Goes
    Oct 13 2026
    The Boots on the Anvil: She Vanished Where No Trail Goes

    When searchers found a dry pair of size eight hiking boots on a granite shelf called the Anvil, their laces tucked inside and toes pointed toward an 800-foot canyon drop, the trail to that shelf led to nowhere - no mud, no debris, no path. A science teacher who ran six miles before sunrise and packed a bear canister with two days of food vanished after a textbook four-mile track that simply ended at a saddle; how do you disappear where no trail goes?

    In this episode, we tell what was found on and off the trail, who knew Rhonda Bowers, and how standard search procedures met unexplained evidence; can the boots, the buckled pack and the dogs’ scent lead to an answer?

    Person: Rhonda Bowers
    Date: March 11-15, 2019
    Location: Sable Creek backcountry, Breck Notch and the Anvil, Morrow County, Oregon
    Status: Missing
    Occupation: High school earth science and chemistry teacher

    - Boots: size eight, dry, laces tucked inside, toes pointed south toward an 800-foot canyon.
    - Pack: found March 15 sitting upright against a rock, rain cover on, bear canister inside with two days of untouched food.
    - Sleeping bag: rated below freezing, dry and undeployed inside the pack.
    - Scent trail: dogs tracked a clear four-mile route that ended abruptly at the 6,400-foot saddle of Breck Notch.
    - Pack detail: hipbelt buckled and lid pocket empty; volunteer log noted placement "inconsistent with voluntary set-down" or "staged placement."

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    18 min
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