In 2015, a post appeared on Reddit that took the paranormal world by storm.

The user who claimed to be an ex-marine detailed their experiences from the early part of the US-Afghan War,

and what they revealed was shocking.

The account was centered around one specific location in the infamous Helmand province.

It opened up a whole discussion about the supernatural in this region and has made one particular

feature in the landscape famous ever since.

That feature is known as Observation Point Rock, an isolated mound in the desert, but what happened

there?

Were the events described isolated incidents or is there a deep supernatural power located here?

Why are McDonald's ice cream machines always broken?

And how many fingers am I holding up in my mind?

Answers to these questions and more on this episode of This Paranormal Life.

Welcome back to This Paranormal Life. This is the weekly comedy podcast where every Tuesday we dive into a different paranormal case. How are you doing today, Rory? 27. Am I right? Was it 27? Because obviously if you're holding up fingers in your mind, I'm an octopus. I know. You can have as many fingers as you want. And arms, famously, they're really fingers at all.

Everyone knows that the perfect number of fingers a human could have would be 27, hypothetically.

So I'm assuming that's what you went for?

I'm not going to ask what situation Roy was in where he wanted more fingers that paused, but we'll keep it pushing.

I hope you're doing well, Roy, because we have a huge

investigation on today's podcast. Well, guess what? Your boy's ready. Spilled a little on yourself

there. Oh, shit. Yeah, I did. Do we need to, do we need a towel in here or something? No, I'm all fine.

I'm just, I'm cracking open a fresh energy drink. Because based on what you just told me, we're about to hear a paranormal story that's going to require every piece of my brain working at 100%.

110%.

Yeah.

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