In the harsh winter of 1879, a Cree hunter named Swift Runner emerged from the wilderness alone, leading to one of the most disturbing trials in Canadian history and decades of documented cases where authorities executed people for becoming something they claimed was beyond human.
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Oct 5
Melusine The French Water-Fairy Whose Curse Built a Royal Dynasty
Every Saturday, a woman locks her door. Her husband swore he'd never open it. This week on Freaky Folklore, we dive into the legend of Melusine, the medieval French water-fairy cursed to become a serpent from the waist down every Saturday. Melusine built castles overnight, bore t ... Show More
29m 45s
Sep 28
Trows - The Shetland Creatures That Steal Fiddlers and Babies
Deep in the peat hills of Shetland, the old folk won't cross the green mounds after dark. Those hills belong to the trows: small, grey, limping hill-folk descended from the Norse trolls. They'll steal a fiddler for a night that lasts a hundred years, and they'll trade a healthy b ... Show More
32m 51s
Sep 25
A Case from My Other Show: The Sodder Children
On Christmas Eve, 1945, the Sodder family's home in Fayetteville, West Virginia, burned to the ground. Five of the ten children were never found. No remains were recovered, and the case was closed almost as quickly as it was opened. For decades, their parents refused to believe t ... Show More
5m 38s
Dec 2024
Alfred Packer: The Horrifying Story of the 'Colorado Cannibal'
In 1874, Alfred Packer's harrowing journey through Colorado's frozen wilderness ended in murder, cannibalism, and infamy. Discover the chilling tale of survival, morality, and humanity's darkest instincts.
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