A young Navajo woman goes to live with her grandmother on the reservation. While there her cat goes missing. She finds the boneless carcass and then buries it. What she experiences next is bizarre.
I received the following account:
"I'm an eighteen-year-old woman who lives in New Mexico. I'm Navajo and half Mandan Hidatsa. I have been curious to see what other Skinwalker stories are about and I can kind of relate.
My family never mentioned Skinwalkers or witches to me so I knew NOTHING about them. My Grandpa died a few months ago this summer so my parents sent me to live with my Grandma to help her around her ranch on the Rez. Well, I brought my cat along. Well just after two weeks of living there my cat went missing I figured that he would come back but he never did. I called him and looked for him but nothing.
So I went to go put some hay behind the barn for the horses when I saw my orange cat's remains. I thought maybe something attacked him like a coyote so I picked it up and I saw that there were no bones just skin and the outside of his fur there was red and yellow even white paint on the outside of him. I couldn't figure out what it was. I buried him behind a hill with a little stone with his name carved on it. I was so heartbroken. My Grandma said she could get me a new cat but I didn't want a new cat.
Soon enough I kept hearing meows outside the hogan and scratches at the door. My Grandma doesn't have any other cats so I would open the door and find nothing. And when I went to go check on my cat's grave and dig it up to make sure he was still there he was gone but his bones were there. I just couldn't believe it! Why were his bones there? I thought I buried his skin?
Ever since I lived there I have experienced some of the strangest things in my life. I don't want to go back and live there. I can't even share what kind of crazy things happened to me because from there I drew the line. I was confused and scared about these people but at the same time, I knew I WAS one of these people. I have a greater respect for the Navajo people which is why I don't think getting involved with Skinwalkers is a good idea. Just don't mess with them and they won't mess with you." K
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Welcome to Phantoms & Monsters Radio. In this episode, I welcome my friend & colleague Tobias Wayland to the show. We will be discussing the newly reported Chicago/Lake Michigan Mothman & winged humanoid sightings as well as any updates to previous reports.
Tobias Wayland is a Fortean investigator who has been actively investigating the unusual for over a decade. The first several years of his investigative career were spent as a MUFON field investigator and following that he investigated independently prior to becoming the head writer and editor for The Singular Fortean Society. Tobias is a frequent guest on various podcasts and radio shows, has written several books and contributed articles to periodicals on the paranormal, has appeared on television and in documentaries, and is often invited to speak at paranormal conferences and events. Tobias & Emily Wayland are members of Phantoms & Monsters Fortean Research.
He was featured in the series premiere of Expedition X, and the Small Town Monsters documentaries Terror in the Skies and On the Trail of the Lake Michigan Mothman for his work investigating Mothman sightings around Lake Michigan. He and his wife Emily have been involved with the Lake Michigan Mothman investigation since its advent in the spring of 2017, and published a book chronicling the experience, The Lake Michigan Mothman: High Strangeness in the Midwest. His second and third books about unusual phenomena, Strange Tales of the Impossible and The Singular Fortean Society’s Yuletide Guide to High Strangeness, continue their work in investigating a variety of seemingly impossible events.
In the Singular Fortean Society’s Yuletide Guide to High Strangeness. Tobias and Emily Wayland take you on a journey into the darkest part of the year. Winter has always been a time of magic, monsters, and legendary figures; their stories are told and retold across generations. But what if there was something more? Some authentic human experiences that inspired these stories, so often told around fires built as much to drive back the shadows as to provide warmth.
In this book, the Waylands look at Christmas legends and compare them to modern anomalous phenomena to see what similarities exist. From Sheepsquatch to Santa Claus, The Singular Fortean Society's Yuletide Guide to High Strangeness covers a wide variety of reported sightings that might represent a startling truth behind the stories we tell.
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