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In this episode, Paranormal Mystery Author Terri Reid and researcher Andrew T. Reid explore the growing mystery surrounding Dogman encounters across the United States.

They discuss reports describing these creatures as both dangerous predators and unexpected protectors, the infamous stories connected to the Land Between the Lakes, the account of a truck driver who claimed he shot one, and the increasing number of groups collecting firsthand experiences from witnesses who believe they encountered these terrifying beings.

As more stories emerge from across the country, one question remains: what are people really seeing?

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Join Paranormal Mystery Author Terri Reid and researcher Andrew T. Reid as they explore ghosts, cryptids, alien encounters, and other unexplained mysteries.

If you'd like to share your opinion, thoughts, or your own paranormal experience with us, please contact us at vftattic@gmail.com.

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What if the rules of the Appalachian Mountains are not just spooky warnings — but old advice about what not to answer, follow, touch, or invite in?

In Part 2 of our Appalachian rules series, we look at voices in the woods, whistling, strange sounds, fairy etiquette, haunted places, paranormal investigation rules, and the unsettling idea that sometimes the safest thing you can do is simply refuse to acknowledge what’s calling.

Are these rules rooted in folklore, practical caution, or modern internet horror? Pull up a chair in the attic and let’s find out.

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Join Paranormal Mystery Author Terri Reid and researcher Andrew T. Reid as they explore ghosts, cryptids, alien encounters, and other unexplained mysteries.

If you'd like to share your opinion, thoughts, or your own paranormal experience with us, please contact us at vftattic@gmail.com.

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There are some rules people don’t question.

Don’t whistle in the woods at night. Don’t answer when something calls your name. Don’t leave the marked trail. And if you see a strange light moving between the trees… don’t follow it.

In this episode, we begin our deep dive into the so-called “Rules of the Appalachian Mountains,” separating modern internet horror from practical wilderness advice and older folklore. Along the way, we explore Cherokee stories, mountain warnings, hidden paths, strange music in the woods, and personal encounters with lights that seemed to beckon from the darkness.

This is Part 1 of our look at Appalachian rules, folklore, and the unsettling idea that some warnings survive for a reason.

If you’re interested in:

• Appalachian folklore
• Paranormal encounters
• Missing persons mysteries
• Wilderness survival myths

This episode is for you.

New episodes released regularly.

Join Paranormal Mystery Author Terri Reid and researcher Andrew T. Reid as they explore ghosts, cryptids, alien encounters, and other unexplained mysteries.

If you'd like to share your opinion, thoughts, or your own paranormal experience with us, please contact us at vftattic@gmail.com.