And then I'm going to. The In our last episode, we introduced you to the town of Point Pleasant, West Virginia,

and the bizarre events that blanketed the area for 13 months in 1966 and 67.

Strange sightings of a tall and mysterious winged creature whose glowing red eyes burned the

eyes of its victims, appearing to more than 100 witnesses

in both the day and night time. You also met Indred Cold in his ghoulish grin,

telepathically communicating humanoid creature who interrupted the quiet life

of a traveling salesman named Woody Duremberg, and what appeared to be a UFO.

To investigator John Keel, these events and others served as a portent of

coming doom, which proved out in a horrific fashion on December 15th,

1967, when the Silver Bridge, connecting the Ohio River between Ohio and West Virginia,

suddenly collapsed under a full load of Christmas traffic.

Plunging more than 40 men, women, and children to their deaths in the icy waters of the Ohio.

Kiel, who had been warned of an impending disaster by strange forces, some of whom claimed to be extraterrestrial in origin, was given just enough

information to know that tragedy was coming, but not enough to stop it.

As we continue to investigate these events, unfolding to you what we are convinced are their

demonic origins.

We introduce you to another aspect of the high strangeness of that sleepy town in West

Virginia in the 60s.

The Men in black.

Fishing in Washington's Puget Sound is very seldom pleasant.

Often it's cold, wet, foggy and muggy.

The winds rip through the many islands that pepper the sound,

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