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the show. Oh, What? As the Nids era Nids era of Skin Walker Ranch drew to a close, and Bigelow Aerospace began to lose the bandwidth necessary to manage such a massive investigative undertaking.

The ranch went up for sale for just the fourth time in its history.

A Delaware-based holding company, Adam Antium Real Estate LLC,

owned by Brandon Fuegel out of Salt Lake City, Utah, was chomping at the bit to purchase the ranch.

After some negotiations and due diligence required by some strange clauses in the purchase contract. It had been a government research

facility after all. The purchase was finalized in the ranch entered the era of

fugals ownership. When reflecting on his first visits to the famed ranch, Fugel said the following, quote,

I found nothing unusual about the property other than on that first tour,

we noticed something unusual about the fence line perimeter.

These body parts were hanging from the fence line.

Animal Bladders that were blessed and hung for the purpose of keeping the demonic spirit

entities on the property. Apart from that obvious bit of horrifying detail,

Fugel would double down and confirm that even the disinterred animal bits hanging from the fence

wasn't enough to give him the creeps.

It was just common Navajo practice.

In fact, Mr. Fugel considered himself, if he

had to pick, more of a sculli than a molder, more of a skeptic than a believer. However, he won't deny that he's always being the type of skeptic that remains

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