In this chilling episode of Paranormal Activity, Yvette and Karl delves into some of the most baffling cases of mass disappearances throughout history.

From the USS Cyclops, which vanished without a trace during World War I, to the eerie Lost Colony of Roanoke, where an entire settlement disappeared overnight, we’ll explore the unsettling stories behind these disappearances.

We’ll examine the Village of Kuldhara, abandoned under mysterious circumstances, and the haunting case of the MV Joyita, a ship found adrift with no sign of its crew.

We also look into the Lake Anjikuni Inuit Village, where an entire community vanished in the cold Arctic, leaving only questions behind.

As we explore each case, we’ll discuss the paranormal, extraterrestrial, and spiritual theories that have emerged, attempting to explain the unexplainable.

Are these cases the result of alien abductions, spiritual phenomena, or something far more sinister?

Finally, we’ll wrap up with a deep dive into why people mysteriously disappear in such large numbers.

Could these events be more than just strange coincidences?

Are we looking at unexplained forces at play, or is there something in the human psyche that leads to these mass vanishings?

Join us as we investigate some of the most baffling mysteries of our time.

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Producer Dom opens the Monday Mailbag to bring you two spine-tingling listener encounters that blur the line between the living and the lost.

First, Sarah recounts a chilling hike up Mount Snowdon where she and a friend encountered a mysterious man dressed in old-fashioned climbing gear, only to later find a memorial plaque bearing his image.

Was it a ghost, a time slip, or something else entirely?

Dom dives into the eerie possibility of residual hauntings and time distortions on ancient paths.

Then, Jake shares a lantern-lit encounter from the Cotswolds that left him and his sister deeply unsettled. A silent figure with an old lantern walks beside them through the dusk, only to vanish without a trace.

When a local casually references “the old shepherd,” the mystery deepens.

Is this a ghost still searching the hills for his lost flock?

Dom unpacks the emotional weight of these encounters, exploring theories of residual energy, spirits tied to place, and the lingering echoes of past tragedies.

Hauntings, legends, and landscapes rich with memory, this episode of Monday Mailtime will leave you looking over your shoulder on your next evening walk.

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In this episode of Paranormal Activity, Yvette Fielding revisits the legend of Bigfoot and explores several recent cases and encounters that may shed light on the existence of this elusive creature, or creatures.

From the Ouachita Mountains in Arkansas to the forests of British Columbia, the Appalachian Mountains, and even Colorado, we examine fresh evidence, including a new photo of Sasquatch, a mysterious 2001 video, and strange sounds recorded in the forest.

What do these new encounters tell us about Bigfoot’s existence?

Could Bigfoot be more than just a singular creature, perhaps a species of beings with varying appearances and behaviours?

Yvette explores each of these strange and compelling cases, their historical Bigfoot sightings, and the theory that Bigfoot could be a name given to a larger, undiscovered family of cryptids.

Join us as we delve deeper into the mystery of Bigfoot, from modern sightings to the paranormal theories surrounding its possible existence.

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