I'm going to Oh, Hello and

Mark Storras with me as always is. I'm Chris and I'm Mark Storiz with me as always is.

I'm Chris and I'm Murphy. Thank you all so very much for joining us.

All right so this week we were talking about oh

Ed before we get started let's just put this out there this is a two-part

episode. Yes it is yeah this is our second two-part episode. I think the first one was Annabel. Yep. Yep. And yes, but this week we're doing a two-parter. So we're going to get started with the cowman of Copelis Beach. And we did not work really hard for a long time trying to

figure out how to pronounce that name except we totally did. Yeah, no we

completely did. Make it obvious how you say the damn word. It's probably still going to be wrong but it's okay.

Yeah, what are you going to do? I'm still secretly harboring Coppolis, but Copphalis seems to be the way to go.

Totally. Now I have to add a further disclaimer. I got all excited when I read this name and I thought oh god damn a sweet cow man but

unlike the Bozak humanoid which we all dealt with some pods ago and that weird interaction you had with a farmer.

This is not a cow human hybrid. Okay. I want to forewarn our audience. This is in fact one of the maybe the very first time we are going to be dealing with a

hairy hominid a sosquatch like creature that uh that does some really shady shit so I just want to make it clear anyone

getting all hopped up for like some bovine humanoid antics right there was a

comment I discovered in Dorchester, but that's really hard to find information on.

So if anyone, I don't even remember.

Isn't your Maryland, Boston?

It's on the East Coast. But if anyone knows about that cow man, please email us. This cow man,

however, is another breed altogether.

All right, let's get started with in the mid-1960ss a family of four living in an isolated

and densely forested stretch of the Pacific Northwest had a series of

terrifying encounters with a massive man-like beast that seemed to be disturbingly focused on

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