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Voices In Woods

Voices In Woods

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Do you ever wonder what truly lurks beyond the well-trodden path? Voices In Woods invites you into the chilling heart of the wilderness, where nature's beauty hides unimaginable terror. This is where forgotten trails whisper tales of the uncanny, where every shadow holds a secret, and where the silence is often more terrifying than any scream. We delve into unsettling true horror stories, unexplained phenomena, and spine-tingling folklore from the darkest corners of the natural world, exploring the primal fear of being lost and alone in the vast, indifferent wild. From cryptid encounters to survival horror and unsettling disappearances, Voices In Woods brings you meticulously crafted narratives that will make you rethink your next camping trip. New bone-chilling episodes are released daily, Monday through Sunday, promptly at 9:00 AM EST, ensuring your week is filled with dread. Perfect for fans of survival horror, wilderness mysteries, and anyone who feels a shiver down their spine when the wind howls through the trees. Uncover the terror. Subscribe to Voices In Woods.© 2026 OBOMEDIA Creators スピリチュアリティ
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  • The Poles in the Locked Car: Trailhead Clues, Mountain Secrets

    The Poles in the Locked Car: Trailhead Clues, Mountain Secrets
    2026/08/06
    The Poles in the Locked Car: Trailhead Clues, Mountain Secrets

    A locked Subaru with trekking poles standing upright in the cupholder, a key six miles away buried in a pack, and a seasoned hiker who vanished after a clear GPS track went silent - the image refuses to resolve. How did Neil West climb an eight-hundred-foot near-vertical quartzite wall and then disappear without the routine call he never missed?

    In this episode, we follow the timeline from Patsy’s Diner to the Bolen Trailhead and into the Greider Wall country, laying out the clues recorded on Neil West’s GPS and the actions of the people who found the car. Which part of the recorded track explains what happened at Asker Gulch, and what questions remain about the final hours?

    Person: Neil West
    Date: September 15-18, 2017
    Location: Greider Wall / Asker Gulch / Bolen Trailhead
    Status: Missing (last GPS ping September 18, 2017, 14:14)
    Occupation: Structural engineer

    - West was 44 years old in September 2017 and lived in Colorado Springs.
    - He had completed the Colorado Trail twice, the Arizona Trail once, and summited fourteen fourteeners.
    - He called his sister Patricia at 07:48 on September 15 from the Bolen Trailhead and that was the last voice contact.
    - His GPS recorded continuous tracks from September 15 through September 18, then stopped at 14:14 at Asker Gulch.
    - The GPS showed an ascent of roughly 800 vertical feet up the Greider Wall in two hours and forty minutes.

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    21 分
  • She Took the Wrong Rib - Found 600 Feet Below the Divide

    She Took the Wrong Rib - Found 600 Feet Below the Divide
    2026/08/05
    She Took the Wrong Rib - Found 600 Feet Below the Divide

    Cold, fast weather and a ruined emergency beacon turned a precise planner into a missing hiker; a pencil note in a cabin register is the last confirmed trace before she plunged six hundred feet below the summit - how did the map detail pull her off route, and why did the weather arrive five hours early? Search keywords: missing hiker, wilderness survival, Morrow Divide.

    In this episode, we follow the timeline from a 05:30 pencil line at Pinehurst Wilderness Wilderness through the storm that hit the Morrow Divide, recounting what Lisa Draper carried, what she wrote, and what the first responders found; could a cracked beacon and a misleading rib on a wall map explain everything?

    Person: Lisa Draper
    Date: August 14, 2019
    Location: Pinehurst Wilderness Wilderness / Morrow Divide
    Status: Missing then found with fractured fibula
    Case: Open meteorological question in search-and-rescue report

    - At 05:30 on August 14, 2019, a pencil entry in the Pinehurst cabin register read: "Left camp 0530. Going to try the Divide before the storm. - L.D."
    - Seventeen minutes after that entry, the nearest weather station recorded the first detectable pressure drop of the incoming front.
    - Lisa had packed five days of food, planned the Morrow Divide loop for two years, and signed the kiosk on August 10 with expected return August 15.
    - Her personal locator beacon had a crack along the antenna junction that severed the internal connection while the switch still read ON, so no signal transmitted.
    - The storm arrived at approximately 11:00, five hours earlier than forecast, with temperature falling 18°F in 90 minutes and winds over 40 mph; by then Lisa was already off the marked route.

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    20 分
  • She Left a Full Water Bottle - Found Days Later, Alone on Slab

    She Left a Full Water Bottle - Found Days Later, Alone on Slab
    2026/08/04
    She Left a Full Water Bottle - Found Days Later, Alone on Slab

    Quiet and deliberate details make this disappearance creep from ordinary to impossible: a full filtered water bottle left behind, a cast-iron skillet still on the stove, and a campsite untouched for four days. How does a practiced backcountry traveler who knew Ferris Bench like a room in her house walk away from planned gear and then vanish where scent should have stayed?

    In this episode, we lay out the sequence of what was found at the Ferris Bench camp and the early search actions that followed, from the voicemail and the precise routines at home to the trackers on the granite Slab - and we ask what the evidence really implies about Kathleen Young’s last evening.

    Person: Kathleen Young
    Age: 54
    Location: Ferris Bench, Harlow County, Montana
    Date last seen: July 10, 2019
    Search discovered camp: July 14, 2019

    - Kathleen left a voicemail at 2:00 PM about a spare key location under a clay pot.
    - At 6:15 PM she texted: "Heading out for the evening walk, back before dark."
    - The campsite sat undisturbed for four days before being reported by 16-year-old Carl Whitaker.
    - One of three water bottles was missing while another filtered bottle was full and left ready to drink.
    - Tracking dogs followed scent northeast toward the Slab for about 1.25 miles, then scent abruptly vanished on the granite.

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    19 分
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