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Transcript: Paranormal Daily broadcast, November 2, 2026

Opening

Vesper: Three, two, one.

Hollis: Eyes on the shadows.

Vesper: I'm Vesper.

Hollis: And I'm Hollis. Let's see what's waiting in the dark tonight.

Scientist who has spent 50 years studying Loch Ness Monster makes dramatic claim

Reported by Daily Star

Vesper: Leading off tonight, a scientist who has spent fifty years studying the Loch Ness Monster is making a dramatic claim, according to the Daily Star.

Vesper: This story is also being covered by the Daily Record.

Hollis: Fifty years is a long time to wait for a revelation; I wonder what kind of new data he found.

Unnerving Experience on US 287 between Fort Collins, CO and Laramie, WY

Reported by r/Paranormal

Hollis: Our next story: a group of people shared an unnerving experience they had while driving on US 287 between Fort Collins, Colorado, and Laramie, Wyoming, according to the Paranormal subreddit.

Vesper: That stretch of road can feel quite lonely at night.

Is whistling at night really a thing?

Reported by r/Paranormal

Vesper: Up next — there is a growing interest in whistling at night that has emerged in the southernmost area of the Appalachians, as reported by the Paranormal subreddit.

Hollis: It's interesting that this has gained attention over the last ten years with limited prior discussion; perhaps it is just a new way people are sharing local folklore.

A paranormal team investigated this Maine candy store, and yep, it’s haunted

Reported by Boston.com

Hollis: Now, to a candy store in Maine. A paranormal team investigated this shop and says it is haunted, according to Boston.

Vesper: A haunted candy store sounds like a sweet mystery.

Local paranormal investigators open up about spooky adventures

Reported by EverythingLubbock.com

Vesper: This just in: local paranormal investigators are opening up about their spooky adventures, says EverythingLubbock.

Hollis: I would be curious to see if they can replicate any of these encounters under controlled conditions.

‘First in fright’: WV unveiled a ‘cryptid’ license plate. What would North Carolina’s include?

Reported by WSOC TV

Hollis: Our next story: West Virginia has unveiled a cryptid license plate, which is prompting curiosity about what North Carolina's plate might include, according to WSOC TV.

Vesper: I hope North Carolina picks something legendary.

Paranormal tours at Preston Castle explore ghostly encounters and preserve history

Reported by KCRA

Vesper: Up next — paranormal tours at Preston Castle are exploring ghostly encounters and preserving history, according to KCRA.

Hollis: History and mystery walking hand in hand; I'll keep looking for the structural explanations.

Sign-off

Vesper: We'll see you tomorrow.

Hollis: Sleep well, if you can.