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In our last episode, we began a strange and bewildering journey into the world of

faith-folk. We explored the history of the mysterious little people of Detroit,

known as the Nain Rouge, and we shared some eyewitness accounts involving bizarre rituals

with small humanoids, flying fairies, an evil gnome-like creature, and a pair of shadow-stealing

we-folk. On today's show, we'll be taking a look at more eyewitness encounters regarding creatures

that fall under the heading of the Fey. We'll also be talking about the strange phenomena

and circumstances that surround some of these encounters, and why many believe that these phenomena

might be responsible for the disappearance of hundreds of people around the world.

The first time it happened, I was sleeping and woke up because I felt a hand on my leg,

and I realized that I couldn't move. And he come across this object on the ground, which was a

shape of a flying saucer. So he jumped out of his pickup and went down there, and there was four

beings laying on the ground. When I raised my head back up, I was turning my head and out of my

peripheral vision. I seen something hopped to a tree, and it was tall, about seven eight foot tall,

it was black, real hairy, like a gorilla.

Welcome to the Paranormal Mysteries Podcast, and thank you for being here. I'm your host,

Nick Ryan. I'd like to start the show by saying thank you to our listeners, and of course,

our patrons. Your support and generosity is amazing, and it makes our podcast possible.

As I mentioned in last week's episode, Faith Oak and some of the phenomena associated with them

are becoming synonymous with missing person cases, and there may be some good reasons for that.

As I said before, fairy lights, which are known by many different names and descriptions,

are commonly reported to lure people away, from a familiar location, and into another area

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