Welcome back to the Strange Matters Podcast. Here at Strange Matters

we discuss anything just outside the norm, ranging from the bizarre and

unexplained to the supernatural and paranormal and everything in between. This is your and episode suggested an episode I promise we're going to get to them in order so please

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For this episode I am going to be discussing the Navajo legend of the skin walker. This is a popular cryptit that has been publicized in the media,

for example the movie Skin Walkers from 2006.

Now I don't know if anyone has listened to the mysterious case of Anilise McHale, but between that

episode and this one, I've basically been living my life in a

perpetual state of fear.

When I arrive home from work and find myself alone, I usually go back out to my car and

wait there for my wife to get home. And if I ever, you know, walk around

the house at night I usually wind up scurrying back to bed and diving under the covers. I wish I could

say I was joking, but I'm not. Anyways before we get

into the meat of the episode I would like to state that the Navajo are sworn to

secrecy about any experience they have with a skin walker and are only allowed to share their

encounters with their own flesh and blood, lest they experience retribution.

As a result, it is very difficult to find reliable evidence regarding the skin walkers.

If any of you listeners are interested in sharing any information or personal accounts you

may have, I invite you to comment on this post and tell me all about it. So let's get started.

Skin walkers are crypto zoologic creatures not much unlike the European

wherewolf.

Legends tell of humans that have the ability to shape shift

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