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investment and you should not expect to be protected if something goes wrong Just like every other mountain range I've covered in this series, the Rocky Mountains seemed to hold some terrifying stories.

Welcome back to the swamp my friends. It's good to see you made it back for another video.

Today we're going to be sharing some creepy and allegedly true Rocky Mountain horror stories.

As always, if you have a story that you would like to share in a future video, whether it be

from the Rocky Mountains or a different mountain range entirely, be sure to submit your story

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I'd love to share your story with everyone here in the swamp.

It's stories like yours that truly helped keep this show going.

No, let's get into these creepy and allegedly true Rocky Mountain horror stories that'll creep you out tonight. I live in Alberta, Canada. The story takes place back in June of 2015. I was 28 years old and my fiance was 32. I will call

him Kay for this story. It was going to be an extremely hot day for we had just purchased our first car after years of taking public transit and decided to go for an overnight trip to Jasper Park.

To anyone that does not know, Jasper Park is a beautiful stretch of highway that runs through the foothills into the Rockies.

I'm not sure what it is like in other countries, But here in the parks and wooded areas, it is not uncommon

for people to pull off on the side of the highway and hike into areas for day trips or even

to camp to avoid the overcrowded campgrounds.

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