The Feral People of the Smokies
PARANORMAL 411
May 24
The Feral People of the Smokies
The Feral People of the Smokies

PARANORMAL 411
May 24
This podcast delves into the chilling legend of feral people lurking in the Great Smoky Mountains, exploring the line between folklore and unexplained disappearances.
The hosts discuss the persistent legend of feral humans in the Smoky Mountains, wild individuals who may have reverted to an animalistic state. They connect this folklore to unsolved disappearances, particularly the 1969 case of Dennis Martin, and explore theories that missing children could become feral or be raised by cryptids like Bigfoot. The plausibility of feral humans is compared to feral hogs and historical cases like Victor of Aveyron. The conversation also touches on abandoned towns within the national park that could harbor such individuals, local cryptids like the Tennessee Wildman, and concludes with survival tips for navigating the wilderness.
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Feral people inhabit the Smoky Mountains.
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Folklore persists due to unsolved disappearances.
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Feral humans may lose language and de-evolve into an animalistic state.
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Missing children may have become feral people.
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Feral humans are plausible, citing Victor of Aveyron