We've all heard the phrase, seeing is believing.

And that's especially true when it comes to the supernatural,

because it's easy to write off some of the things we cover as a hoax,

especially when you haven't seen it for yourself.

But when you're there, standing face to face with the unknown,

your heart beating out of your chest,

you know what's real and what isn't.

Which is why the 1903 story of the van meter incident

feels so incredibly profound to the both of us.

Yes, it does.

And when dozens of people in a small Iowa town say they came face to face with a cryptid,

one with a blinding bright light on its head, a terrible stench that made people faint, and was seemingly

bulletproof, I trust that they weren't just seeing a really large bird, like a lot of the

skeptics claimed. And after hearing their accounts, we think you'll agree that the van meter

visitor was something completely unexplainable.

I'm Rasha Pecorero.

And I'm Yvette genteelay.

This is so supernatural.

Music Thank you. If I told you to think about Iowa, I know what I would think.

I'd immediately think of one of our favorite movies, Yvette, right?

Yes. Field of dreams.

James Earl Jones, y'all.

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