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Welcome to the Bloody Disgusting Network.

Now...

This is Creepy. A podcast dedicated to sharing the most famous chilling and disturbing creepy

pastures and urban legends in the world. Whether these stories truly happened,

or simply fabrications is for you to decide. These stories make maintained graphic

depictions of violence and explicit language. Listener discretion is advised.

Creepy presents Folklore, written by David Farrow, and narrated by Michelle Cain.

We called it the Skulker. It lived in the trees in the dense forest on the margins of town,

where the trails were overgrown with fines and moss and leafy shadows darkened the dirt below.

No one had seen it directly, but we knew it was out there. The reports were all too similar.

Sloped shoulders like a hunchback, eyes as wide and bright as headlights,

lanky limbs bristling the patches with faint brown hair. If spotted, it would dip into the

tree line, vanishing behind the thin birch trunks. Jesse Henderson, the cashier down at the

trading post, saw or he'd almost run the thing over. It had loked in front of his car, he said.

It's gangly arms dragging on the pavement. It's hair damp and matted. He'd barely had time to

slam the brakes. The beast had lurched away and vanished into the cover of the trees.

Martha Perkins claimed to have seen it out the church window. She had been dusting a shelf of old

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