Bigfoot doc drops bombshell on famous 1967 footage
Reported by NewsNation
Vesper: Leading off tonight, a new Bigfoot documentary has dropped a bombshell regarding the famous footage from 1967.
Vesper: According to NewsNation, this new information is shaking up what we know about that footage, with AOL.co.uk also covering the developments.
Hollis: I am curious to see what new analysis they are bringing to the table.
A Charleston tour guide has gathered paranormal photos for years. He's giving us a closer look.
Reported by Post and Courier
Hollis: Our next story: a Charleston tour guide has been collecting paranormal photos for years and is now offering us a closer look at the phenomenon.
Hollis: The Post and Courier reports that he is sharing these images from his long-term collection.
Vesper: I hope he shows us some truly incredible captures.
Loch Ness Monster Sightings Hit 15 in 2026, More Than Double Last Year’s Total
Reported by People.com
Vesper: Up next, the Loch Ness Monster is making quite an appearance, with sightings hitting fifteen in 2026.
Vesper: People reports that this number is more than double the total from last year.
Hollis: That is a significant increase, but I wonder if more tourists are simply looking harder.
'I live with a ghost': Japan's haunted homes attract bargain hunters
Reported by BBC
Hollis: Now, to Japan, where some tenants believe they are living with yuurei spirits.
Hollis: The BBC reports that a young entertainer named Ryua moved into a Tokyo rental where she believed a man was standing, and she continues to experience paranormal activity.
Hollis: Because these spirits are associated with tragic deaths, these homes can attract bargain hunters who are not superstitious. The government has even introduced guidelines requiring estate agents to disclose information about deaths involving suicide or murder to help buyers.
Vesper: It sounds like a very intense way to live, even for a good deal.
Why Baba Yaga Lives in a House With Chicken Legs
Reported by Mental Floss
Vesper: This just in: we are looking at the folklore behind why Baba Yaga lives in a house with chicken legs.
Vesper: Mental Floss reports that these legs may symbolize the boundary between life and death, reflecting the Slavic practice of building huts on stilts to protect the dead from wildlife.
Hollis: The rotation of the house might also represent a metaphorical shift between the living and the afterlife.
What happens if you’re nice to a skinwalker?
Reported by r/Paranormal
Hollis: Our next story explores a question from the Paranormal subreddit: what happens if you are nice to a skinwalker?
Hollis: The report discusses the belief of the Wabanaki people that a skinwalker is a supernatural being that can take a human soul.
Vesper: I suppose it depends on the intention of the being.
Supernatural State: Arkansas paranormal investigator’s ghostly encounters – KLRT
Reported by FOX16.com
Vesper: Up next, an Arkansas investigator is sharing their experiences.
Vesper: According to KLRT, this investigator has had several ghostly encounters in the state, with additional coverage from KARK. That's from FOX16.
Hollis: I would love to see the documentation from these investigations.
Sign-off
Hollis: That's all for tonight.
Vesper: See you tomorrow.