Native American & First Nations Paranormal Encounters [Previously Patreon Exclusive]
Chillers and Thrillers: A Paranormal PodcastShow Notes
This episode was previously a Patreon exclusive, under the bonus episodes called “Spectral Remnants”. In this episode, M recounts true stories of people who had paranormal encounters on Native American and First Nation Reservations.
This episode was inspired by the book "The Paranormal Ranger" by Stanley Milford, Jr. and his experience as a Navajo ranger in the 1990s.
Story 1: Ghostly Children Playing at Night Story 2: Stuck in a Time Loop & a UFO Sighting Story 3: Navajo Res Skinwalker Story 4: My Skinwalker Story Story 5: My Experience at My Grandparent's Haunted Estate
⭐️ Podcasts by Native Americans, First Nations & Indigenous hosts: Native American Ghost Stories Lodge Tales Suspend Disbelief Indigenous Ghost Stories Mi'kmaw Myths & Canadian Lore (A Podcast)
Sound Credits: Nikita Kondrashev from Pixabay
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