You're walking home alone at night. The streets are empty, unlike your thoughts.

Those are racing, wondering what you'll see or hear, hoping you remain alone until you're

able to unlock your front door, but then you hear it. And you know she is coming.

Teke, teke, she's missing her bottom half, and yet she's faster than you,

and she's about to rip you apart. Tune in to the Freaky Folklore podcast on iTunes,

Spotify, or Ericast.com to hear more of the terror that is the Japanese urban legend,

Teke Teke, links in the description. When to go and freezing cold go together like

me and Funions of course, a legendary and unhealthy combination.

The cold makes it more difficult to continue to run, while the windigo chases you down,

ready to feast upon your flesh. Tonight I've got some scary stories about

windigo sightings and encounters during winter. Enjoy these tales and be sure to send me your

stories at darkstories.org. Now let's begin.

My New Year's Sighting from This Is Carry.

It was New Year's Eve in 2013. My parents and I pulled up to my grandfather's house,

and literally the middle of nowhere in Colorado. It was a few hours away from the beginning of 2014,

but I groaned. We had driven three hours to get to the one place where I had nothing to do.

Sure, I could play a mobile game or text my friends on my iPhone 5, but the signal was bad up here,

and even sending a simple text took a while. I walked into the house and instantly went to the living room.

It was my favorite place in that house, because usually nobody was in there and it had a TV that

may be playing something interesting. I entered the room and was immediately disappointed,

because I wasn't alone. My uncle was sitting on one end of the couch.

Plus I hated my uncle. He never heard me physically, but he found it entertaining to mess with my

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