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The following podcast includes

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scary stories

1:00

with

1:03

content that could be triggering to some listeners.

1:06

Listener discretion is advised. Hello?

1:17

Yes, hello, come in, come in. Oh,

1:21

have you come to answer the ad? Oh,

1:24

oh no, hello. It's you, welcome,

1:26

my dear loyal patron. I'm

1:30

guessing I know why you're here, and it's

1:32

not because of my latest Craigslist post.

1:35

The help wanted one, not the other

1:39

one. Well, we won't talk about

1:41

the other one. Let's just say I had a long night

1:43

and was feeling very vulnerable

1:45

and lonely. Anyway, I'm

1:48

looking for a shopkeeper's protege,

1:52

kind of an apprenticeship position.

1:54

Okay, okay, so

1:57

let's cut to the chase. I'm looking for a cashier

1:59

slash. But that's all semantics. We

2:02

can punch up the title to whatever, you know. I

2:04

know how much the Gen Z hipsters love their job titles.

2:07

How about associate producer? Hmm?

2:10

Chief marketing executive. I don't

2:13

care. It's been so hard to find qualified

2:15

candidates. Seems like nobody actually wants

2:17

to work these days.

2:19

You have to surround yourself with people who want

2:22

to work. Kim Kardashian. Anyway,

2:25

listen to some of these candidates. Ugh. Hey,

2:28

Terry. Hey, Terry. My name is Daniel. I

2:30

sell your ad, and I want to apply

2:32

to be the shopkeeper's assistant.

2:35

I think I'd be great for it. All

2:38

right, a little bit about me. One

2:40

of my favorite movies, Morbius.

2:42

Hard pass. No. Next.

2:46

Hi, Mr. Carnation. I'm a huge,

2:48

huge fan. I think I'd make a great candidate.

2:51

I have a degree in film.

2:52

No. Film degrees are about

2:54

as useful as they sound. Oh,

2:57

look at the use of phallic imagery in Citizen

2:59

Kane. Ugh. Misen scene

3:02

lenses. Give me a job.

3:04

No, thank you.

3:06

Plus, I'd rather someone that brought another area

3:08

of expertise to the store. Like a

3:10

marine biologist or a masseuse.

3:13

Well, between us, what I actually need is a plumber.

3:16

An employee bathroom is the stuff of nightmares.

3:21

Hello, Mr. Carney. There's an infectious

3:23

key to Dr. Wreckbury's ostrich. He's

3:25

one to let me know that that star-shaped

3:27

top... OK, moving

3:30

on. It's cosmetic. By the

3:32

way, don't get any ideas. There's no story there. Honest.

3:36

Hey, Terry. My name is Payne Lindsey. I'm

3:38

a podcaster, and I would love to be

3:40

considered.

3:41

Ugh. Well,

3:45

I don't really have a specific reason for rejecting that one.

3:47

I just don't like the way he sounds. Can't

3:50

listen to that all day. Could you imagine? So

3:54

anyway, as you can see, it's slim pickings around

3:56

here. It's very stressful. It's stressing me

3:58

out.

3:59

Top of all that, now there's this void

4:02

growing in the corner of my shop. Yeah,

4:06

wow, there it is. Sometimes

4:09

it just does that. I can't really

4:11

make heads nor tails of it. One

4:13

day my wall and my floor makes a right angle,

4:16

and the next there's a splotchy void growing

4:18

there. At first I thought

4:20

it was just a little spot of black mold. I thought

4:22

no big deal. I got out the Windex

4:24

and a paper towel, but when I knelt down to clean

4:26

it, it sucked the paper towel

4:29

right up. It's probably in

4:31

another dimension right now. Maybe

4:33

one more people are the size of germs. Well,

4:37

if they have glass in that dimension, I just

4:39

made it a little cleaner. You're welcome. Oh,

4:42

yeah. I'll

4:46

call someone to come patch that

4:48

up. It should be fixed in no time. Um,

4:52

okay, um, in the interim, let's

4:54

try one of these tapes.

4:55

Here we go.

5:05

I'd say almost 30 years ago, this would have been in

5:07

the mid 80s. I

5:11

was in my mid 20s. I

5:15

was a young college teacher. I

5:18

had just finished my schooling and I was hired

5:20

to teach a part-time class. There

5:24

were night classes and they

5:26

were at a branch of

5:29

a big university and this branch was

5:31

kind of in a rural area. It

5:33

was really isolated. It was lots

5:35

of woods around it, kind

5:38

of a dark isolated spot.

5:43

Early on in my teaching career, I was really

5:45

positive and cool and there

5:48

wasn't a lot of age difference between me and my students

5:50

at that time. I

5:53

was excited to teach. I was an English teacher.

5:56

We always say that teaching

5:59

and composition is

8:00

paper that he wrote for history class and

8:02

he thought he would try to turn

8:04

in to get credit in my class.

8:09

I didn't know what was going on but

8:11

I thought well you know I'm

8:14

gonna give him the benefit of the doubt even though you

8:16

know maybe he doesn't deserve it I'm gonna give him the benefit

8:18

the doubt and I'm gonna say that he can

8:21

do it over again.

8:24

I handed back all the papers and I asked him

8:26

to wait after class.

8:29

He hung out and I approached him

8:31

and I said I don't know I

8:33

don't know what this is but it's not

8:35

the assignment and I'm gonna pretend that

8:38

you misunderstood what I was asking for. So

8:40

I'm gonna give you another week to write the paper

8:42

that you need to write in order to pass this

8:45

assignment and then we'll just

8:47

call it even I'll pretend that this didn't happen.

8:50

I was super accommodating super

8:53

nice also just really young not

8:55

a heavy hitter teacher or anything at that point. You

8:59

know I was just trying to be a cool good accommodating

9:01

person.

9:05

So about a week goes by he still comes to class

9:07

doesn't participate we

9:10

try to do group activities he won't participate

9:12

in groups and I'm like okay whatever

9:14

that's fine.

9:17

After class one day he drops his paper

9:20

on my desk and

9:22

leaves. So

9:25

I gathered up with my other paperwork and I go

9:27

home and I'm sorting through my stuff putting

9:30

things together for the next time I'm gonna teach and

9:32

I come across

9:32

this essay of his. I

9:36

look at the title and the title is

9:39

how to get out of English class. So

9:42

I started to read it. The

9:45

first paragraph began

9:50

step one figure out

9:52

your teacher's schedule. Watch

9:58

the way she walks watch what she's carrying. follow

10:01

her down a particular hallway. Each

10:07

of these kind of steps, they were in paragraph

10:09

form, so there were details. I

10:13

was beginning to feel a little

10:15

uncomfortable. The

10:17

second step was figure

10:19

out where she parks. I

10:22

was parking in a really isolated spot. It

10:25

was this faculty lot. Very

10:28

dark. This was a really small campus, so

10:31

maybe there were only a handful of teachers

10:33

in the whole building by that time. I

10:39

was still curious about where

10:41

this was going and getting

10:44

very nervous. The

10:49

third step, find

10:52

out which car is hers. The

10:56

fourth step, what time does she get to her car? The

10:59

fifth step, cut

11:02

or break lines. After

11:05

that step, I

11:07

was kind of paralyzed, thinking,

11:10

oh wow, okay,

11:14

what is this that I'm reading here? What

11:16

is this I'm reading? I

11:19

think it went on to describe what

11:21

would happen on the highway as I was

11:23

driving, or as this

11:25

theoretical teacher was

11:27

driving.

11:32

The car will go 55. It's

11:34

going 60 on the highway. She'll begin to

11:36

lose control. It'll veer off

11:39

the highway. It'll crash

11:41

into a tree, a wall.

11:43

And

11:46

that's how you

11:46

get out

11:49

of English class. It was a really well-written paper,

11:51

and it was a really well-written

11:53

paper. And this guy wasn't

11:56

a good writer because I'd seen his writing in class. You

12:01

know how a student writes after three weeks of looking at

12:03

in-class writing, you know, languages

12:06

that he'll use or grammatical

12:08

errors that he'll have.

12:11

This wasn't his writing. What

12:14

I understood is that

12:18

there was somebody else involved

12:20

in this. It wasn't

12:22

just him sitting down and writing a paper. It was him and somebody

12:24

else. What

12:28

did he say to this person? What

12:30

were they doing when they wrote this? I mean, my mind

12:32

was just going. You're not

12:35

just walking by

12:35

one person on a dark road. You're walking by two

12:37

guys on

12:38

a dark road. It

12:44

wasn't just him that was talking

12:46

about this stuff. I

12:50

was very scared. I

12:52

don't know what I had shared

12:55

with the class, but

12:58

I'm usually open in class, so

13:00

I may have said where

13:02

I lived, that I lived alone. And

13:07

he was creepy looking. And

13:11

I was afraid I was going to see him. I

13:15

was trying to figure out what to do next, and

13:18

I decided I would call

13:20

his bluff.

13:24

So I graded his paper. I

13:27

made a couple little marks here and there. And

13:31

I remember I gave him an A- because

13:34

it was really well written. But

13:36

I put in the comments,

13:39

this is a really well-written paper, but

13:44

I'm

13:44

not especially objective because I know it's

13:46

written about me.

13:51

I decided to give him back

13:53

the paper during class instead of at the

13:55

end of class. face

14:00

down, continued

14:02

to teach, made

14:05

sure I didn't look at him, but I

14:07

could see that he had picked

14:11

it up and glanced at it. I

14:15

just remained focused

14:18

and pretended that nothing had passed

14:20

at all between us.

14:23

There were things I could have done, you know, I could have talked to the

14:25

dean, I could have talked to a chair, I could

14:28

have talked to somebody.

14:31

I was nervous to go out to my car. By

14:35

the time class was over, it

14:38

was very dark. There

14:42

were very few people left on campus. I

14:46

walked out to my car and it

14:49

was pretty much surrounded by woods and a big pond.

14:53

I looked all around me. I

14:56

held my keys in my hand, thinking

14:59

that maybe that could offer some protection. I

15:01

didn't see anybody. I was scared for a

15:03

long time after that.

15:07

He never showed up in my class again. There

15:10

was always for me the possibility that he was

15:13

going to show up again.

15:16

So that fear and

15:19

that anxiety remained.

15:26

When I would go to my car after class, I

15:31

was still afraid. Maybe

15:39

a few weeks later, I was

15:42

pulling up to a gas station.

15:47

I saw him. He

15:51

was pumping gas for

15:53

the car in front of me. I

15:56

kind of freaked out. I

16:00

backed up and I sped out. And

16:03

I raced out of there. I

16:08

guess I didn't realize until that point how

16:12

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17:56

Okay, well, so yes,

17:58

that was kind of nerve-wracking. But

18:00

if you thought that was concerning, get

18:03

a load of this. Malakai,

18:08

no! Get away from there! Don't you dare! Fert

18:11

is danger. This isn't time

18:13

to be a tough guy. You're not Tom Cruise. Uh,

18:17

uh, uh, uh, uh, Malakai loves Top

18:19

Gun. The original.

18:23

Ah! Who do we have here? Ah,

18:25

the repairman. The repairman. To deal

18:27

with this mysterious void that's

18:29

possibly from another dimension nonsense. Alrighty,

18:32

well,

18:32

um, welcome, come on in. Let's

18:34

pop in another one while he fills up our

18:36

hole. Um, probably

18:40

could have put that a little more delicately. This

18:43

took place in 2010. I grew up on the Ohio River in West Virginia.

18:50

I had a lot of friends right across the river in Ohio. We pretty

18:53

much spent almost the entire summer hanging out, especially

18:56

since I was getting ready to go to college. We've been talking

18:58

about it

19:01

for a long time, about how we wanted to go camping

19:03

in the woods. One day we were all hanging out. One of us

19:05

just suggested, hey,

19:07

we should spend the night in the woods tonight. I

19:10

had one friend, Zane, that lived next to

19:12

a pond, next to a very large patch of woods.

19:16

We decided we were going to go camping right along the edge of

19:20

the woods. And we were able to go

19:22

camping right along the edge of the

19:24

woods. And we were able

19:26

to go camping right along the edge of

19:29

the woods. We decided we were going to go camping right

19:32

along the edge of the woods. There

19:36

was me, Zane, and two other friends. So

19:40

we packed up all the stuff. Caught

19:43

dogs, stuff for s'mores, some

19:46

walking sticks. We

19:48

set up our little fire ring where we were going to build a

19:50

fire, and then decided

19:53

to go for a hike. We

19:57

come back and then build the fire.

19:59

We're all sitting in our foldable

20:02

lawn chairs, at

20:04

our backs to the pond, and we were facing the woods.

20:07

Probably about 20 feet to the pond

20:10

and then maybe 30 feet to the woods

20:12

in front of us. Most

20:14

of the night was quiet. We

20:18

stayed up really late. Sometime

20:21

between 2 and 3 a.m., I could

20:23

hear twigs

20:26

snapping while I was trying

20:28

to process that.

20:29

A stick had come out of the woods

20:32

and landed close to where we were all sitting.

20:35

Grabbed our walking sticks. We all

20:37

just go quiet.

20:40

Maybe 10 to 20 minutes go by. While

20:43

we were standing, the second one comes

20:46

flying out of the woods and this one actually hits our

20:48

fire.

20:52

Spinning like someone had

20:54

threw it. I

20:56

saw it coming out of the woods. So

21:00

I knew it didn't just fall from a tree. Cinders

21:03

and stuff flying up, so we all jumped back.

21:07

A couple more minutes of nervous

21:09

laughter kind of occurs to us that Zane's

21:12

brother was probably messing with us.

21:16

It would have been a lot of effort for him to get up

21:18

in the woods without us seeing him, but it would

21:20

not have been

21:21

unusual for him. It

21:26

wasn't something that was outside the realm

21:28

of possibility at all.

21:33

Still standing around the fire, standing around

21:35

the chairs,

21:36

waiting for like what his next move is going to be.

21:40

And nothing happens. We

21:44

sit back down and I'm thinking maybe he

21:46

heard us go on to him, so maybe he

21:48

just gave up. And

21:51

we heard some more noises, footsteps

21:54

in the woods. We

21:57

ignored it. We're not gonna

22:00

entertain it. He's pranking us. We're just going to ignore

22:02

it.

22:04

Another stick comes flying out of the woods.

22:07

This time it came from behind

22:09

a very large tree.

22:13

This one landed in the fire as well. Zane's

22:17

brother was a quarterback, but

22:20

it probably would have been easy for him to hit the fire

22:22

with a stick. We figure he's just

22:24

going to keep messing with us. And so Zane

22:29

Zane and I have these flashlights. We're

22:32

kind of whispering to ourselves, like, let's go

22:34

catch him. We'll

22:37

turn it around on him.

22:38

We'll try and scare

22:42

him or catch him. We

22:45

start to walk towards this tree. And this tree is probably 30

22:48

feet from where we were sitting. Zane's

22:52

plan is you go around one side

22:54

of the tree and I'll go around

22:56

the other. We'll trap him.

23:02

I go left and Zane goes right. I

23:06

was focusing on the tree and looking at Zane waiting

23:09

for the cue to turn the flashlight on and jump out.

23:13

As we're approaching the tree.

23:17

I saw movement. Towards

23:19

the bottom of the tree. I

23:24

figured that Zane's brother had seen Zane coming

23:26

from that side of the tree and so was shimmying

23:29

around towards me without knowing that

23:31

I was there.

23:32

I

23:35

turned the light on. I

23:40

angled the beam down. Towards

23:44

the bottom of the trunk. Sticking

23:48

out from behind the tree. Was

23:51

a leg. Was

23:56

a very large red

23:58

leg.

24:01

Dark red color, kind

24:04

of like a burnt orange. It

24:06

was muscular, like

24:08

patchy fur all the way down. I

24:12

could see the muscle definition

24:15

and I could see the tendon and the back of the

24:17

knee.

24:20

So it wasn't just obscured, just covered

24:22

in fur. But there

24:24

was fur, it was hairy. Patches

24:27

of long,

24:29

stringy fur all up and down

24:31

it. I

24:34

think I was trying to rationalize in my head what

24:37

I was looking at. I'm

24:40

looking at this leg, then it turns

24:45

and steps behind the tree. And

24:50

right as it does, Zane yells,

24:56

then I realized what I saw was not

24:58

normal, not

25:03

Zane's brother. So

25:05

then I yell, we

25:08

turn and run back. As

25:11

we were running, I remember hearing

25:15

the sound of something crashing through the woods, like running through

25:17

the woods. It had

25:19

to have been running the opposite direction because it was going through the

25:21

woods.

25:22

It sounded very

25:25

large. The

25:27

guys are asking us what happened, what happened, what's going on?

25:31

I wasn't the only one that saw it, like Zane was over there with

25:33

me.

25:36

I can't believe that

25:40

we just saw that leg. Zane

25:44

looked at me and he was like, leg?

25:48

I saw an arm.

25:52

It was a large red arm.

25:55

When

25:55

it moved, it spread its fingers and

25:59

I could see that it was out. hand that was gripped on the side

26:01

of the tree. Its

26:04

fingers were thick and red. He

26:07

saw it push off the tree and that's when

26:09

he yelled.

26:14

I'm freaked out. I'm dumbfounded.

26:18

Even up to this point, it was hard

26:20

for me to believe and process what I had seen.

26:23

When he described it the same way that it was

26:25

large

26:27

and red and

26:30

not just that but that he saw the arm, the

26:32

hand grip and push off the tree

26:34

at the same time that I saw the leg

26:37

turn and go behind the tree. We

26:40

actually did see something. I

26:46

wasn't just seeing things because I was scared or I wasn't

26:48

just seeing things because it was dark. It

26:51

was a very adrenaline fueled

26:54

scary five minutes because

26:56

we now don't know what it was.

27:04

And it's out there.

27:06

For us to get back to

27:09

the house, we

27:11

have to go past where we just saw

27:13

this thing. We

27:19

did not want to go past where we saw that thing to get back

27:21

to the house. We stayed up

27:23

for most of the rest of the night. We eventually went into

27:25

the tent and just talked about what

27:27

it could have been, what we thought it was. As

27:33

soon as the sun was up, we ran

27:35

back to the house. We didn't pack any of the stuff up. We left

27:37

everything out there. Once

27:41

we were inside, like the safety of his bedroom,

27:45

we all crashed

27:49

and we all fell asleep. In

27:54

southeast Ohio,

27:55

they talk about the grass man.

28:03

Ohio's version of Bigfoot.

28:07

Growing up right on the Ohio River and with my friends

28:09

living in southeast Ohio, like the Grassman

28:11

was something we had heard a lot about.

28:18

We were very skeptical and so I think

28:21

we were kind of hesitant

28:23

to say, oh yeah, it was a Bigfoot. We

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didn't see its face.

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We got an idea of how big it was.

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If it's not Bigfoot, I don't know that the alternative

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is any better. It might be scarier. If

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it was a person out there messing with us,

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they would have had to go into great lengths to do

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that.

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If it wasn't a person, I genuinely

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have no idea what it could have been. Something

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happened that we couldn't really

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explain.

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We didn't go in the woods anymore after that.

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We had friends that were like, we know we should go, we should go.

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Me and Zane were like, no.

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If you want to go camp over there, that's fine. I'm

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Oh yeah? Well, you know what?

30:59

Maybe have you even considered that

31:01

maybe the problem isn't the hole?

31:04

Maybe it's the size of the wood. Wow.

31:08

Terry, again with the phrasing. Hmm.

31:12

Alas, the repairman says the void is growing

31:14

and there is nothing he can cover it up with.

31:19

No worries. I'm sure I'll think of a solution.

31:24

Oh, how is that tape thrilling, right?

31:25

Oh, I liked that one.

31:28

I loved putting that one in.

31:31

I never want to pull it out. There

31:33

I go again. It

31:35

really is just... Anyway.

31:39

Oh, looks like Malachi liked that

31:41

one as well. He doesn't want me to pull it out either.

31:45

Malachi, you've got a case of the zoomies. Oh,

31:48

slow down Malachi. Slow

31:50

down. Not so fast. Oh,

31:52

no, no, no, no. You're getting too close to the void. Malachi,

31:55

you're at

31:55

Mach 10. I'm going to need you down to Mach 2. No,

31:57

no, no. Malakai!

32:02

Oh, good, yes, okay. You

32:04

zoom around over on the other side of the room. That's

32:07

fine, Malakai. Well, maybe

32:09

this growing void in the corner isn't so bad,

32:11

you know. Maybe it's kind of a friendly void.

32:15

Or like a shy void. Nobody

32:17

puts void in a corner. Okay,

32:21

oh, whoa, okay. Just not like dirty

32:23

dancing references. Noted. Well,

32:27

folks, there's always something truly exciting

32:29

happening at Radio

32:29

Rental. You're going to want to come

32:32

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32:34

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32:38

I mean, well, you

32:40

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32:42

don't cancel me. Thank

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34:33

Hey, it's Payne Lindsey here, host of Up

34:35

and Vanished. If you've seen the news at all

34:37

recently, it seems like everywhere you turn

34:40

there's a new story about UFOs. Just

34:42

last month, the military shot down three

34:45

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34:47

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