Deep in the forests of Chiloé Island, a presence is said to watch from the shadows. Known as El Trauco, this figure of Chilean folklore is believed to paralyze with a glance and leave lasting fear in those who encounter him.

In this episode of Enigmatic Echoez, Jaz explores the origins of El Trauco, his unsettling role in local belief, and the whispered encounters that have kept this legend alive for generations.

Some say the forest is silent when he’s near.

Others say it’s already too late.

In this episode of Enigmatic Echoez, Jaz explores the chilling folklore of La Sayona, a legendary spirit from Venezuela said to punish unfaithful men who travel alone at night. Born from betrayal, jealousy, and a deadly mistake, La Sayona wanders the plains and back roads, waiting for those who follow temptation into the dark.

Listen carefully…

Some echoes don’t fade.

A tall figure.

A distant watcher.

A legend born from loss.

In this episode of Enigmatic Echoez, Jaz explores the modern urban legend of Walking Sam, a silent presence reported on roads and hillsides in South Dakota, often during moments of isolation and grief.

He doesn’t chase.

He doesn’t speak.

He just waits.

⚠️ Content warning: Discussion of mental health.

A pale figure haunts the Andes… hunting travelers for their life force.

This episode dives into the terrifying legend of the Pishtaco. The fat-stealing spirit feared across Peru and Bolivia.

History, trauma, and chilling eyewitness encounters come together in one of the most haunting tales of the mountains.

For nearly 300 years, travelers along Maryland’s South Mountain have whispered about a creature that stalks the fog… a massive, black, ghostly hound with glowing eyes and a bone-deep snarl. Some say it charges riders and cars only to vanish on impact. Others swear it walks straight through soldiers, hikers, and anyone who wanders into its territory.

Tonight on Enigmatic Echoez, Jaz uncovers the chilling legend of the Snarly Yow, a phantom dog rooted in early German folklore, strengthened through Civil War encounters, and kept alive by modern eyewitnesses who insist the beast is still out there.

Dare To Listen?

In the dark forests of Galicia, Spain, the dead still walk. La Santa Compaña, a silent candlelit procession led by a cursed living guide, appears as an omen of death. Jaz uncovers the legend, its eerie origins, real sightings, and the chilling signs that the procession may be closer than you think.

Why do celebrity deaths seem to happen in threes?

Coincidence… superstition… or something darker?

In this episode, Jaz uncovers the eerie folklore behind the Celebrity Death Rule of Threes, exploring psychological explanations, symbolic patterns, chilling real-life trios, and the fans who swear they can feel the third one coming.

Step into the superstition that refuses to die.

On Oregon’s fog-covered Highway 101, drivers report a horrifying hitchhiker: a man wrapped in filthy, rotting bandages who leaps into truck beds, claws at windows, and chases vehicles at impossible speeds.

In this episode, Jaz dives into the terrifying legend of The Bandage Man—its origins, the eyewitness accounts that refuse to fade, and why this violent phantom seems drawn to lonely roads and unsuspecting drivers.

If you’ve ever felt something thump in your truck bed at night… this one will haunt you.