There are over 600,000 people that go missing in the United States each year. However, most of these cases are runaways and can be explained with further investigation. But what is not often talked about, is the small percentage of cases that just don't add up.

There are some missing person cases that simply do not make sense. These people seemed to have just vanished. Some of them being seasoned hunters and outdoorsmen and survivalist that could hold their own in the wilderness. Strangely enough, these cases all seem to have similarities to one another as well.

In tonight's Season 1 Finale, I discuss some of these bizarre cases. I talk about the research and uncovering of details by former police detective David Paulides, and the hurdles that he's had to cross to try to get some answers.

Do you have a personal paranormal experience that you would like to share on the show? No story is too strange or off topic. Even if you have no idea what it was that you experienced, I still want to hear your story!

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Savannah, Georgia is often referred to as the most haunted city in the entire United States, and for a good reason. Visiting this riverside town will make you feel as though you have stepped inside of a time machine. The historic district is complete with cobblestone roads, horse-drawn carriages, and beautifully preserved architecture.

Savannah's recorded history date's back as far as 1733, and was actually the first city established in the 13th American colony, Georgia. Given that this city has such a rich history, it's no surprise that there is also several tales of tragedy in Savannah. However, where there are stories of tragic death and loss, there's often tales of ghosts and hauntings.

In this episode, I will discuss some of the historic events that occurred in this town, and will also reveal some of the most haunted locations that still exist in the city today.

UFO sightings, cryptid sightings, disembodied voices, poltergeist activity, and cattle mutilations. This property in North Eastern Utah seems to have it all.

In tonight's episode, I talk about the history of the Uinta Basin and property known as the Skinwalker Ranch. I discuss the Native American folklore that is related to the property and the strange things that are continuing to happen today, that seem to support the Navajo legend.

Do you have a personal paranormal experience that you would like to share on the show? No story is too strange or off topic. Even if you have no idea what it was that you experienced, I still want to hear your story!

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