Send us a text 👀 Ever had two creepy kids show up at your door at night asking to use your phone? Yeah… those aren’t Girl Scouts. This week on Fake or Freaky, we’re diving into the nightmare fuel that is the Black-Eyed Children — pale, monotone kids with pitch-black eyes who show up begging for help (and definitely NOT cookies). From campfire tales to supposed real-life encounters, we’re breaking down whether these little freaks are aliens, demons, vampires, or just kids who seriously need ...
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Send us a text 👀 Ever had two creepy kids show up at your door at night asking to use your phone? Yeah… those aren’t Girl Scouts. This week on Fake or Freaky, we’re diving into the nightmare fuel that is the Black-Eyed Children — pale, monotone kids with pitch-black eyes who show up begging for help (and definitely NOT cookies). From campfire tales to supposed real-life encounters, we’re breaking down whether these little freaks are aliens, demons, vampires, or just kids who seriously need ...
This week, we’re heading back to 1966 Point Pleasant, West Virginia, where glowing red eyes haunted the night sky. Was it a cryptid, a curse, or just mass hysteria? We crack open a cold one, dive into the first sightings, the Silver Bridge tragedy, and how Mothman became one of the most famous paranormal legends in the world. 🎧 Was the Mothman here to warn us… or was it something much darker? #FakeOrFreaky #Mothman #CryptidStories #ParanormalPodcast #WestVirginia #UrbanLegends
Fake or Freaky Podcast
Send us a text 👀 Ever had two creepy kids show up at your door at night asking to use your phone? Yeah… those aren’t Girl Scouts. This week on Fake or Freaky, we’re diving into the nightmare fuel that is the Black-Eyed Children — pale, monotone kids with pitch-black eyes who show up begging for help (and definitely NOT cookies). From campfire tales to supposed real-life encounters, we’re breaking down whether these little freaks are aliens, demons, vampires, or just kids who seriously need ...
