The Blood Moon has risen. It is time to tell stories of the strange and sometimes terrifying.

Brian Bethel’s experience is often credited as the first report of Black Eyed Children or Black Eyed Kids. Since Bethel’s encounter in 1996 there have been many reports from individuals of children randomly appearing at their doorstep or at their car door pleading to be let inside. They seek an invitation much like what is described in vampire lore.

Black eyes seem to be a prevalent feature of many unknown creatures or beings. Gray aliens have large wrap around eyes as well as the Mantis-type aliens. Even some ghosts are described with having black eyes.

But when it comes to people having this peculiar characteristic, the fear strikes a little differently…because it is unnatural. Does it symbolize a loss of humanity? By demonic possession? By mixing the genetics of a human with a non-human? By not being able to fully manifest in our physical realm? Or something else entirely?

This episode brings to life a few accounts of people coming face to face with black eyed humans…or so we think they’re human.

Now, turn up the sound and turn off the lights. The black cat and owl have stories to tell.

KEEP THE ANIMAL TOTEMS HAPPY

Do you have a strange and sometimes terrifying story to share with Blood Moon Podcast? If so, then, make your submission at bloodmoonpodcast.com. You can follow Blood Moon Podcast on Instagram @thebloodmoonpodcast.

CREDITS

This episode was written by Andrew Carey. Music and narration by Andrew Carey. Some voice overs by Andrew Carey. Sounds effects are from quicksounds, pixabay, freesound.org.

Sources for this episode include Black Eye Children by David Weatherly, Women in Black: The Creepy Companions of the Mysterious M.I.B., by Nick Redfern, Atlasobscura.com, Opusnetwork.org, and the Abilene Reporter-News April 12, 2013, article by Brian Bethel.

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The Blood Moon has risen. It is time to tell stories of the strange and sometimes terrifying.

The black cat likes to tell stories of ghosts and hauntings but it also fond of accounts regarding strange creatures.

In reality, there are sightings of what researchers in the fields of cryptozoology and paranormal call Dog-man. Now, what are these dog-men? Are they really the shapeshifting werewolf? Is it something supernatural or an undiscovered animal?

Or is it something that scientists conjured in a classified lab? Perhaps a human/wolf hybrid?

Whatever their origin may be, they have certainly become a popular topic in the realm of the unknown.

Now, turn up the sound and turn off the lights. The black cat has stories to tell.

KEEP THE ANIMAL TOTEMS HAPPY

You can follow Blood Moon Podcast on Instagram at thebloodmoonpodcast.

If you have a story you want brought to life, please make your submission at bloodmoonpodcast.com.

CREDITS

The source for Story 1: "Gadarrah" is the book The Beast of Bray Road by Linda Godfrey. The source for Story 2: "Werewolf" is the book Legends, Myths, Monsters and Ghosts by George Lunsford. And the source for Story 3: "Deadly Asset" is Linda Moulton Howe’s Earthfiles YouTube channel November 1, 2023 edition: Why would huge Wolf Man be US government asset in Michigan’s Manistee Forest.

This episode was written by Andrew Carey. Music and narration by Andrew Carey. Voices overs by Andrew Carey. Sounds effects are from Quicksounds, Pixabay, Freesound.org. From Freesound.org: betchkal, EminYILDIRIM, dannydandans, kyles, gotfries2012, Eelke, SoundCollectah, TheScarlettWitch89, Anton. From Pixbay.com: ALIENIGHTMARE, freesound_community.

Yes, the Blood Moon has risen. Did you see it?

I hope you did or still watching it - wherever you may be.

To commemorate the eclipse, the vampire bat will bring you a couple of tales by Edgar Allan Poe.

Now, turn up the sound and let the glow of the Blood Moon provide the light. The vampire bat has tales to tell.

The poem Lenore and Fairy-Land were written by Edgar Allan Poe. Music and narration by Andrew Carey. Sounds effects are from freesound.org:

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