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6/2/25 - Echoes from the Shadows - The Search for Bigfoot, Ghosts and UFO's with Jeremiah Niere

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6/2/25 - Echoes from the Shadows - The Search for Bigfoot, Ghosts and UFO's with Jeremiah Niere

Paranormal Among Us with Paranormal Paul

2025/06/06
Paranormal Among Us with Paranormal Paul

Paranormal Among Us with Paranormal Paul

2025/06/06
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Join Paranormal Paul as he welcomes J to the show. J started his quest for finding answers to the unknown back in grade school and grew up roaming the infamous Zombie Road in Missouri. He also hosts a podcast called Cryptique Paranormal Podcast on Youtube...

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In this episode, Paranormal Paul welcomes a fellow investigator who shares a lifelong fascination with the unknown, starting from his childhood explorations of a famously eerie location in Missouri. The conversation delves into personal encounters, investigative techniques, and the history behind some of the most active paranormal hotspots in the region.
04:31
New co-host Natalie joins Monday nights
07:11
Live audience interaction is more valuable than recorded shows.
15:33
Spirits mentioned Paul and the God Helmet session
21:32
Zombie Road got its name from locals huffing glue
40:19
The man stared ahead like a mannequin.
49:31
Hotspots like Arcadia may be portals for UFOs, cryptids, and ghosts.
1:05:16
The orb stopped blinking, stayed lit, and moved faster than a lightning bug.

Chapters

A New Co-Host and a Guest from a Biker Bar
00:00
Introducing the Cryptique Podcast and the Estes Method
07:11
Spirit Box Messages and a Lifelong Connection to Zombie Road
15:33
The Dark History of Zombie Road: From Glue-Sniffing to Ghosts
21:32
Black-Eyed Kids, a Pale Man, and Haunted Cemeteries
34:32
Portals, UFOs, and Dogman Howls at Emmaus
49:31
Red Orbs, Strange Trees, and the Dangers of Zombie Road
1:01:48

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