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SO EP:716 A Kids Nightmare!

SO EP:716 A Kids Nightmare!

Published 1 month, 2 weeks ago
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In this episode, Jerry, AKA Caser Rebel returns with more encounter stories from in and around the South Mountains of North Carolina, taking listeners on a chilling journey through decades of reported Bigfoot activity. Drawing from detailed witness testimonies, historical accounts, and research pulled from the BFRO and other investigative sources, Jerry explores both well-documented and lesser-known encounters that continue to fuel the mystery surrounding the region.

The episode moves chronologically through compelling cases, including a lifelong hunter’s startling sighting near Butler Knob in 1972, a tense encounter experienced by two fishermen near Bat Cave in 1991, and a deeply unsettling family camping incident from 2022.

Jerry also expands the scope beyond the South Mountains, examining reports from eastern North Carolina with gripping stories emerging from Carteret County and Onslow County. Blending research, firsthand accounts, and exclusive encounters not previously shared, this episode offers a thoughtful and immersive deep dive into the enduring Bigfoot phenomenon across North Carolina.

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