Indrid Cold: The Grinning Man of West Virginia (E53)

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Indrid Cold: The Grinning Man of West Virginia (E53)

Threads of Truth

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Indrid Cold: The Grinning Man of West Virginia (E53)

In 1966, West Virginia became home to one of the most unsettling tales in American paranormal history the story of Indrid Cold, the so-called “Grinning Man.” First reported by Woodrow Derenberger after a bizarre roadside encounter, Cold’s eerie smile and cryptic words would spark decades of UFO lore, conspiracy theories, and alleged sightings. Was Indrid Cold an alien, a government experiment, or simply a figment of fear-fueled imagination?

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