• SO EP:603 Terror On The Lake

  • Apr 27 2025
  • Length: 42 mins
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SO EP:603 Terror On The Lake

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  • In this episode, Fred shares two intense encounters from the Bristol Bay area in Alaska. Kelly's story from the early 1960s recounts a frightening run-in with what her cousin called a 'Harry man' while berry-picking near Lake NCA and Lake Beverly. This vivid narrative details their initial playful adventure turning into a nightmare as they come across the creature hunting a caribou. The second story, from Marty in 1995, describes his and his friend Lewis's eerie experience while on a fishing trip near Mount Tick Chick. After hearing unsettling whoops and strange noises, they are confronted by a large, humanoid figure. Marty's account delves into their attempts to stay safe and their ultimate retreat to their plane. Both stories highlight the mysterious and potentially dangerous presence of unknown beings in the Alaskan wilderness.

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    00:00 Greetings from Alaska 00:04 Kelly's Story Begins 00:45 The Picnic and Berry Picking 02:59 A Strange Encounter 05:55 The Harry Man Revealed 11:06 Panic and Escape 13:51 Reuniting at the Beach 18:07 Wrapping Up the Beach Encounter 19:39 Marty's Aviation Adventure Begins 21:15 Fishing Trip Takes a Turn 23:35 First Signs of Trouble 25:05 A Night of Unsettling Encounters 30:11 Deciding to Retreat 36:20 Morning After and Departure 38:03 Final Thoughts and Farewell

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