There's something uniquely violating about having your safe space invaded, your home, your sanctuary,

the place where you go to escape the world's madness, and for most of us, that safe space includes

our television, that warm, familiar glow that brings us news, entertainment, and comfort.

But what happens when that comfort becomes terror?

When the screen that usually shows us sitcoms and soap operas

suddenly displays something so disturbing, so fundamentally wrong, that it literally makes you sick

to look at it.

The human brain isn't wired to process certain combinations of image and sound.

There are frequencies that can trigger seizures, visual patterns that can induce madness,

and some broadcasts that can reach through the screen

and physically hurt you. Tonight's story is about one such transmission, a hijacked signal that

turned television screens across Wyoming into windows to hell. This is the Wyoming incident. And trust me, after

you hear this story, you'll never feel quite the same about late-night channel serving

again.

Disclaimer. The Wyoming Incident is a work of creepypasta fiction. The following story is not based on real events.

However, the historical context about 1980s broadcast intrusions is factually accurate.

Welcome back to Freaky Folklore.

I'm Carmen Carion, and tonight we're tuning into a different kind of horror, the kind

that invades your living room without permission and leaves psychological scars that

last for decades.

Just a quick reminder for those craving more darkness. Visit Eeriecast.com to explore Destination Terror, your guide to the world's most cursed

places.

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