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Every story begins the same way: “I can’t explain what I saw.”Hosted by Paige Carter, Paranormal Files investigates true accounts of the unexplained — hauntings, UFO sightings, near-death experiences, cryptid encounters, and supernatural events that blur the line between…
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The Bunny Man: What Happened Beneath Virginia’s Most Infamous Bridge? (opens the original)
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Northern Virginia’s Bunny Man legend is usually told beneath a railroad overpass near Clifton, Virginia: an escaped patient, a killer in rabbit skins, hanging bodies, and a Halloween apparition waiting in the tunnel. But the surviving record points somewhere else. In October 1970, two disturbing incidents unfolded along Guinea Road in Burke, several miles from the bridge. Air Force Academy cadet Robert Bennett and his fiancée reported that a white-clad figure threw a hatchet through their car wi
The Real Blair Witch: The Curse of Moll Dyer (opens the original)
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At Tudor Hall in Leonardtown, Maryland, an approximately 875-pound fieldstone sits beneath a protective cover. Visitors know it as Moll Dyer Rock. Its irregular depression is said to preserve the mark of a dying woman’s hand—a woman whom legend says was driven from her burning home during the winter of 1697–1698. The story is often promoted through comparisons to fictional Maryland witch mythology, but the historical record is far more uncertain. No known surviving seventeenth-century document n
The Salem Witch Trials: Were the Accusers Experiencing Something Paranormal? (opens the original)
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In 1692, reports of invisible attacks in Salem Village, Massachusetts Bay, became the basis for one of the deadliest legal crises in colonial American history. Betty Parris, Abigail Williams, Ann Putnam Jr., Elizabeth Hubbard, Mary Walcott, Mercy Lewis, and others described fits, pains, choking, spectral apparitions, strange animals, and unseen assaults. Their claims helped send neighbors, servants, church members, and former ministers into jail. This episode examines the strongest documented in
The Snedeker Family Case: The Haunting Behind A Haunting in Connecticut (opens the original)
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In 1986, Allen and Carmen Snedeker moved their family into a rented duplex at 208 Meriden Avenue in Southington, Connecticut, seeking to reduce the burden of their son Philip’s treatment for Hodgkin lymphoma. The house had once been the Hallahan Funeral Home, and mortuary-related equipment reportedly remained in its basement. The family later described apparitions, strange sounds, physical attacks, disturbing changes in Philip’s behavior, and a growing sense that the former funeral home was dang
The Exorcism of Anneliese Michel: Possession, Illness, or Fatal Religious Failure? (opens the original)
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In 1976, twenty-three-year-old Anneliese Michel died in her parents’ home in Klingenberg am Main, Bavaria, after nearly ten months of Catholic exorcisms authorized by Bishop Josef Stangl of Würzburg. By the time of her death, she weighed approximately sixty-eight pounds. Medical findings identified malnutrition and dehydration as the immediate physical causes. Michel’s case became one of the best-known exorcism cases of the twentieth century because it left behind more than legend. Her medical h
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