
Show Notes
The fae, the Skogsrå, the Rougarou, the Kitsune, and the Doppelgänger, among many others, have appeared in folklore for centuries across cultures worldwide. The one thing they have in commin - they are immitator spirits. They imitate a loved one, human or animal - but why? Some theorize they want to lead people deeper into the woods for nefarious reasons, other think that entities like the Dopplegangers and Mimics thrive off the chaotic energy and confusion they receive.
Whatever the reason may be, they still remain one of the most terrifying paranormal entities! In this episode, liste in as M recounts 9 true stories of people who encounter an entity that imitated loved ones or other people….
Story 1: Dad’s Mimic Story 2: My Roomate Story 3: The Double Story 4: I think we have a mimic Story 5: Grandma’s House Story 6: The Mimic/The Immitator….what was with us? Story 7: The Outdoor Mimic Story 8: The Mimic Story 9: A Fake Mom
Credits: Music & Effects by Universfield, Jiwon, Timothy Kulig, Megalix, and Valentina López from Pixabay
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