S8E4: Scary Stories With My Cousin Prachelle

The Scarecast

Michael Crutchfield

True Crime, Society & Culture, Books, Arts

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🗓️ 31 May 2023

⏱️ 82 minutes

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For this episode, I had the pleasure of interviewing my cousin, Prachelle, who I grew up very close to, only about two weeks apart from each other. And having posted all of these stories about Santa Clarita, such as Sand Canyon Road or Six Flags, my cousin Prachelle told me she had a really weird experience one time driving down a long, desolate road in San Francisquito Canyon towards Palmdale. Prachelle was about 17 years old when she and her friends decided to make the trip.

It was a two-lane road, a long empty road in the middle of the night. Nice houses filling the void on the sides of the road. It was just any ordinary night for Prachelle and her friends, to go on a late-night drive, and it was quite a long drive before Prachelle would notice headlights ahead. Mind you, it was midnight when this whole thing occurred, and not many cars just driving through the darkened roads leading to Palmdale at this time.

How could the only car spotted by Prachelle disappear out of nowhere? A two-lane road, surely she would have passed the car. Prachelle states the car didnt pull into a driveway, she would have surely noticed the car pull off into a side road. Is it possible this car did not exist?

After this story, I had to ask my cousin if she had more stories...

We will cover San Francisquito Canyon, Six Flags, Stockton, and Baker!

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0:00.0	For this episode I had the pleasure of interviewing my cousin, Prashel, who I grew up very close
0:17.2	to.
0:18.7	Only about two weeks apart from each other and having posted all of these stories about
0:24.8	Santa Clarita on my Instagram and TikTok, such as San Canyon Road or Six Flags.
0:32.2	My cousin, Prashel, who obviously seen my Rills, told me that she had a really weird experience
0:39.7	one night, driving down a long desolate road in San Francisco, Canyon, towards Palmdale.
0:49.6	Prashel was only about 17 years old when this happened, and she took the trip with her
0:55.9	friends, and it was a trip that her and her friends would never forget.
1:02.3	And it's like this long road to Santa Clarita, like off of McBean, is a cross-street, I believe.
1:07.5	And if you go all the way down this long road, I guess it can take you all the way to Palmdale.
1:14.3	And they said, oh, let's just go drive in, let's go drive down this road, I heard this road
1:20.7	is haunted.
1:21.7	All right, there's a ditch, we could go down in the ditch, you know, like Paul's, so I'm
1:26.5	not doing it.
1:27.5	But I don't mind driving down this haunted road.
1:30.5	It was a two lane road, a long, empty road in the middle of the night.
1:37.2	Nice looking houses filling the void on the sides of the road, and it was just any ordinary
1:43.6	night for Prashel and her friends, going on a late night drive.
1:49.8	It was quite a long drive, and it was 12 o'clock at midnight before Prashel would notice
1:57.5	headlights one mile ahead.
2:01.7	Now, during midnight, there's not many cars just driving around, these darkened roads leading
2:08.5	to Palmdale, or coming back from Palmdale.
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