Ghosts, phantom lights, unidentified aerial phenomena, and Bigfoot.

This place has everything.

Is the southeastern chunk of Massachusetts haunted beyond measure,

or have witnesses merely been primed to see strange things in such an eerie place?

This week's episode is The Bridgewater Triangle.

Uh... episode is the Bridgewater Triangle. A bump in the night, your heart fills with dread, probably a murder of who wants you dead,

it could be a ghost, a demon or worse, perhaps you're the victim of a witch's curse. It's hopeless, you're doomed,

you'd call a priest if you could, you'd rather just listen to who, sinisterhood.

I'm gonna kill you.

Well, here we are, folks.

It's been, this has been one we've been asked to cover for a while now.

A ton.

It's the Bermuda Triangle of the United States, is what they call it.

That's where we're here.

It's just not, there's not as many,

like, ocean beaches, but we have swamp beaches here.

Swamp beaches, yeah. Arguably, maybe as many, if not more sightings of strange phenomenon.

I think probably more sightings here because people live here versus the Bermuda Triangle. You might have some people on land and then on boats passing. When you live like up the street from this, you can't escape.

Yeah, or planes and the over the water.

Yeah, there's also just such a violent and storied history with this land that the Bermuda

triangle doesn't really have that I think lends itself to a different type of

energy than places that didn't see a, you know, mass slaying of people.

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