Today on the Grave Talks, The Secrets of Goatman's Bridge with author Becky Vickers.

Nestled between the Texas towns of Denton and Copper Canyon is an unassuming old bridge steeped and demonic legend.

Goateman's bridge is a humble wooden structure with an eerie reputation.

Goateman's bridge isn't just a relic of the past, it's a hotbed of paranormal activity.

Many believe the surrounding forest is haunted by an evil presence summoned by satanic rituals

with documented accounts of physical attacks.

Legend has it that it is haunted by a half-goat, half-man creature with glowing red eyes.

There's a legend suggesting that this demonic presence was summoned by the ghost of a black

goat farmer who the Ku Klux Klan brutally lynched at the bridge.

But others believe that the bridge is haunted by malevolent spirits conjured by local

occultists who are said to have performed sacrificial rituals in the nearby

woods. Today on the Grave Talks, a conversation with author Becky Vickers about her book,

The Secrets of Goatman's Bridge, True Tales of chilling paranormal encounters at one of the most

haunted bridges in America.

Well, Becky, thank you so much for being back on the show. If you missed our last episode together,

go back and look for it. It's the 1899 Bolton Street House. And we were talking that day

about a book that you had written, about Goatman's

Bridge. And I said, would you consider coming back? I will read the book. And let's discuss it.

And you said, absolutely. So today we are talking about Goat Man's Bridge. Okay. Yay. It is a

freaky, freaky place.

So we're going to dive into that.

But, you know, I would absolutely listen to the other episode, too, because it gives a lot of Becky's

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