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Woodland Horror Nights

Woodland Horror Nights

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Are you brave enough to venture into the shadows of the forest? Woodland Horror Nights invites you to confront the chilling mysteries lurking beyond the campfire.

Prepare for a nightly descent into the heart of the wilderness, where unsettling tales of the unknown come alive. From cryptid encounters and unexplained disappearances to terrifying folklore and supernatural events deep in the woods, we explore the darkest corners of nature's embrace. This isn't just about scary stories; it's about the unsettling reality of what happens when humanity clashes with untamed horror.

New episodes are unleashed daily, Monday through Sunday, promptly at 7:00 PM. Each installment offers a standalone dive into a new terrifying narrative, perfect for your evening commute or a late-night listen.

This podcast is for anyone fascinated by real-life horror stories, true unsettling encounters, and the eerie side of nature. If you love wilderness survival gone wrong and the chilling unknown, you've found your new obsession.

Subscribe now and let the fear take root.© 2026 OBOMEDIA Creators
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  • Sentry Peak's Beacon: Why the Light Was On When She Vanished

    Sentry Peak's Beacon: Why the Light Was On When She Vanished
    2026/07/25
    Sentry Peak's Beacon: Why the Light Was On When She Vanished

    A bright emergency beacon flashed in full daylight over Sentry Peak the morning a seasoned Forest Service lookout disappeared, though that light was only supposed to run at night; the tower’s door was latched from the outside, boots were neatly lined under the cot, dishes stacked, and the logbook’s last entry at 9:14 PM was written in an unfamiliar blue ink-so why was the beacon cycling and where did she go?

    In this episode, we walk through the timeline and concrete scene details from that morning, revisit the last written entry and who noticed the oddities, and follow search-and-rescue and investigative leads as they try to reconcile a methodical woman’s routine with the baffling discrepancies left behind-what sequence of small, explainable errors and deliberate actions could produce such an unresolved disappearance?

    Person: Crystal Wagner
    Date: July 11, 2019
    Location: Sentry Peak lookout tower
    Age: 46
    Investigator: Terry Davis

    - Beacon panel was set to continuous operation though it was supposed to run on an overnight timer.
    - Logbook's last entry time-stamped 9:14 PM on July 10 and written in blue ballpoint ink.
    - Crystal’s usual Pilot G-2 black pen was missing from its slot; a leftover blue pen was later found in a desk drawer.
    - Tower door was latched from the outside and Crystal’s trail runners were gone while her heavy boots remained under the cot.
    - Satellite communicator was powered off and the emergency beacon was still flashing at 7:42 AM when paper carrier Alice Rogers noticed it.

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    18 分
  • Warm Boot, Double Knot: How Michelle Came Back Missing Memories

    Warm Boot, Double Knot: How Michelle Came Back Missing Memories
    2026/07/25
    Warm Boot, Double Knot: How Michelle Came Back Missing Memories

    Warm, buried, and tied-searchers found a size seven coral trail runner at mile marker eleven that felt as if someone had just taken it off; the laces were pulled tight in a double knot though the last person to tie them had left only a single knot. What happened in the nine days between a limping hiker and a boot dug out of winter gravel, and who tied that knot?

    In this episode, we follow the timeline from Michelle Simmons leaving the Pelham County animal shelter to the discovery on Forest Road Seven-Echo, tracing witness accounts, search-and-rescue evidence, and the unresolved question of how that boot came to be double-knotted.

    Person: Michelle Simmons
    Date: June 14-19
    Location: Coldspring Trail and Forest Road Seven-Echo, Pelham County
    Status: Missing for four days before boot discovery; case spans nine days in the high country
    Search coordinator: Megan Tillman

    - Michelle Simmons was 28 years old, 5'4" and 130 pounds.
    - She left the shelter at 10:17 AM on June 14 and signed the trail register at 8:41 AM for an ~11-mile north ridge loop.
    - Dennis Prada encountered Michelle at ~2:15 PM, wrapped her right ankle with an elastic bandage, and relaced her boot with a single-knot pattern.
    - Chris and Anne Fowler saw Michelle sitting on the trail at ~3:45 PM about two miles from the trailhead; her right boot was off and the ankle was swollen, and she declined help.
    - At 7:52 AM on June 19, Richard Henderson found a warm, dry women's right trail runner (size 7, faded coral) buried in gravel at mile marker 11; the laces were tied in a tight double knot.

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    20 分
  • The Signal in the Culvert: How a Beacon Led Her Home

    The Signal in the Culvert: How a Beacon Led Her Home
    2026/07/25
    The Signal in the Culvert: How a Beacon Led Her Home

    A steady 457 kHz pulse - the universal avalanche-transceiver tone - was heard echoing from a corrugated culvert at 6,200 feet while the nearest snowpack was 1,300 feet above; what was broadcasting an avalanche beacon from a dirt drainage pipe, and how did it become the key to finding a missing backcountry skier? Who was sending that signal, and why had no one thought to look there?

    In this episode, we follow the search for a missing skier and the unexpected clue that changed everything. You’ll hear how routine equipment checks, a pared-down gear decision, and a lineman’s curiosity converged to answer the question left by the pulsing tone in the culvert.

    Person: Crystal Fleming
    Date: May 7-14, 2019
    Location: Vanner Cirque / Sill Creek drainage, Hollenbeck Range / Forest Service Road Seven-Bravo / Ridgecrest, Idaho
    Event: Missing backcountry skier and subsequent search
    Status: Signal detected in culvert led to breakthrough after seven days

    - Crystal Fleming was 56 years old in May 2019 and had skied backcountry terrain in central Idaho for 20 years.
    - The tone heard in the culvert was a 457 kilohertz pulse repeating every second, the frequency of avalanche rescue transceivers.
    - The pulse was detected at 6,200 feet elevation while the nearest recorded snowpack was 1,300 feet higher.
    - Crystal’s truck remained at the Sill Creek trailhead on the evening of May 7 with an orange emergency bivy bag and extra layers visible on the back seat.
    - Alan Weaver heard the pulsing signal while inspecting a transmission line on Forest Service Road Seven-Bravo on the morning of May 14, 2019.

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    19 分
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