Welcome to Missing Persons case files. A place where they're gone? Are not
the forgotten? What's happening in the forest of North America? How are so
many people disappearing only to have the remains found much later, or, in
many cases, not at all. Are the predators to blame, giant hair
covered beasts or even more terrifying us as humans? Maybe it's both, Maybe
it's neither. These are just a few of the questions we'll look to uncover
here on the Missing Person's case Files. Jared M. Negretti. Jared was
thirteen years old at the time of his disappearance. He vanished during an overnight
hiking trip with fellow Scouts On the morning of Friday, July nineteenth one.
A group of around twelve Scouts set out to climb the summit of Mount Saint
Gorgonio in California. This was Jared's first ever overnight backpacking trip. During the
final stretch to the summit, things got weird. Around six pm, one
of the scout leaders was notified that one of the scouts was falling behind.
After making it to the top, a head count was taken. That's where
it was noticed there was no Jared At this point, they decided to start
heading back and to look for him. They made it all the way to
base camp, but no Jared, the scout leader, decided to head out
on his own to get help. It was around midnight when he was able
to reach a ranger and report the boy missing. This began one of the
largest search and rescue operations in park history. San Gorgonio Mountain Akaold Gray Back,
is the highest peak in southern California, at eleven thousand, five hundred
feet. Every single year, campers and hikers flood the San Gregonio Wilderness by
the thousands during the summer months. Tempts can and do hit the mid nineties
during the day and dropped to almost freezing at night. The day Jared went
missing, it was around eighty degrees during the day but fell to the fifties
that night. Every year, people go missing, but are almost always found
in relatively good condition. Jared was from Elmonte, California. It was around
five foot two inches tall and weighed one hundred and fifty pounds. He was
considered to be a bit overweight. The day he went missing. He was
in good spirit. He usually didn't have any trouble keeping up. Despite being
a bit on the heavier side. He was wearing his normal scalp clothing,
which consisted of green pants and a tan shirt. He had with them a
water canteen, some snacks, and a disposable camera in his backpack. By
nine am on the following morning, hundreds of search and rescue workers were calmbing
one hundred and thirty square mile area of forested mountain. Dog teams as well
as horseback searchers and aircrafts with infrared were also utilized. On Day three,
even more people joined the search, and on this day the first clue was
discovered. A footprint believed to match jared shoe was found, and not far
from that was some wrappers from snacks. The last item found was Jared's disposable
camera. There were twelve photos taken, mostly just landscape images taken before he
went, but the final picture taken was a close up of Jared's face,
mainly his eyes and nose. It was taken with the flash on, so
it must have been taken at night. This was the last of any evidence
that was found, and in the three plus decades to follow, there has
been no sign of the boy. The search would go on for another couple
of weeks and lasted a total of nineteen days, involving more than three thousand
people in over forty five thousand hours, covering over fifty six square miles of
the San Bernardino Wilderness. What happened to Jared Negretty? A lot of you
guys that follow this channel and I have supported the paranormal odyssey that the shows
that I do have have come to really enjoy the missing person's cases that I've
been So that's why I started this new little segment called Missing Person's Case Files.
I'm gonna be doing these probably one a week, maybe release them on
Monday. Gonna be releasing them to YouTube as well as podcasts. So I've
been looking into several cases and this one just jumped out at me. You
know, I've got the cases that I've really enjoyed covering the Yuba County five
is definitely up there, a couple other Smoky Mountain ones I've really enjoyed looking
into, but this one's got me perplexed. Guys, I don't know what
could have happened to this eighth grader. You know, he was an eighth
grade boyd From everything that I've seen all the research I've done. He seemed
like a pretty good kid, no behavioral issues that I'm aware of, So
I mean, what could have happened. Let's let's go over the normal options.
The most, you know, if we're gonna employ Alkham's razor, we
would think it said that he was falling behind, and he was behind everyone,
if he was in a hurry to catch up, to try to catch
up, maybe he took a wrong trail. Maybe he stepped off onto a
different trail and it took him somewhere he wasn't familiar with. Maybe he decided
to take a short cut that wasn't due to trail and what he thought would
be a short cut and got off trail and got lost that way. That's
probably the most reasonable explanation that's out there. Another one is you got was
he abducted? Now, guys that were almost at the summit of this mountain,
which was eleven five hundred feet, that's a long way up there.
I really doubt anyone was up there, they're that high and had the energy
to take this boy physically and get him off the mountain. I'm not saying
that it couldn't have been done It absolutely could have been done. It's just
not the way that I'm leaning. You got a question, or I question
anyway? Why have no remains been found? They had so many people out
on this mountain this I think it says fifty six square miles from from where
he went missing, All of these people in this small area, relatively small
area, and three decades, you know, we're going on like thirty two
thirty three years now, no remains have ever been found any most anytime you
hear about people going missing, eventually their bodies are found. Why was this
boys not? I don't I don't get that. Something else I don't know
about the area. Maybe some of our listeners out there can can write in
and let me know. Are there a lot of caves in this area or
are there like sinkholes? I mean, I don't know. I'm grasping its
straws here. I'm certainly not familiar with the area at all, but we
do have listeners all over the place, So if anyone out there is familiar
with this area, please let us know about the terrain. So, I
don't think abduction is one of them animal attack. If again, if an
animal got this boy, there would be a mess I don't think it's possible
that an animal got him that day, because surely someone would have heard it.
Some of the other scouts would have heard an attack, heard him screaming
for help and and pain. I would have heard that. So if an
animal did get him, he had to have gotten lost first in my opinion,
and then that night or the next day or something, maybe an animal
got him. But again, that would be messy. That would be blood
found, because you know, just a few hours later there were people all
over those woods looking. Someone would have found blood. You would think pieces
of clothing, something like that. It wasn't wasn't found. So I don't
think it was an animal attack. I think you can cross that one off.
The people that follow me. There's a lot of you out there,
y'all have heard me talk about this. You know, y'all know I'm a
bigfoot guy. I founded my research organization, Manimal Research, back in twenty
nineteen. We get out in the woods and look for evidence of sasquatch.
For those of you that are new to the channel, that's what I do,
that's my passion. Anytime you talk about these disappearances, especially when no
one was found, people scream Bigfoot. I don't want to be one of
these guys with Bigfoot on the brain. I do my very best to not
be. But when you hear about cases like this, I don't think that
that can be crossed off. I really don't. I certainly believe bigfoot exists.
I think that they're out there. So is it possible that he was
taken by something like this. I think it's very possible, very possible.
I'm not going to go out as far as saying that's what I think happened,
because it's not that I think is definitely definitely a possibility, especially when
you talk about a lot of people report that these things, these bigfoot creatures
are attracted to children. Only A thirteen year old five to two, one
hundred and fifty pounds. That's not a small child. So I don't know
if that would have a role in it, if maybe he would be seen
as more of an adult. I don't know. I don't know, but
I think he got to leave that that scenario out there, I really do.
The next one I'm talking about is something that I've talked about when pertaining
to the Smoky Mountains and all of the reports of feral people. Again,
California is literally on the other side of the country from where I'm at.
I know nothing about California, the mountains of California. I know nothing about
it. There are people out there that live there that can tell me,
so please do. Are there reports of feral people in the northern California Mountains?
I don't know. There's certainly in Tennessee, and that's led me to
consider that when people go missing in the Smokies. I've talked about it,
but I can't really speak to it in California. But I don't know.
It's so weird. It's so odd to me that no remains have ever been
found over thirty years. What could have happened to this young man? I
don't I don't know. I don't know what else can be said about it.
I don't know what else we can do. If anyone out there has
any more information on it, anything that they can add to this case,
please certainly reach out Wayne at Paranormalworldproductions dot com and yeah, just let me
know. This one was short and sweet. It's going to be the start
of many many to come, but I want to kick everything off with this
short one. First. Douglas leg Douglas was born on August eleventh, nineteen
sixty two. On Saturday, July tenth, nineteen seventy one, he disappeared.
This led to the largest search and rescue ever organized in New York history.
This is the story of eight year old Douglas leg or Dougie as he
was known to family and friends. Dougie loved hiking and fishing. His family
was extremely well off financially. His mother was the co founder of the Melvin
and Melvin Law firm in Syracuse, New York. In nineteen fifty three,
the Santinoni Preserve was purchased by Dougie's grandparents, who were also not hurting one
bit for money. It was purchased to hold family vacations and get togethers.
It was a thirteen thousand acre retreat located just south of the Adirondack Mountains.
Once you enter the preserve, you reach this amazingly beautiful, over one hundred
and thirty year old log cabin it's referred to as the Great Lodge Complex.
About four and a half miles past there and along the Newcombe Lake, you
arrive at the main Lodge. In total, there are forty five buildings on
this property, all being the same rustic architecture from the late eighteen hundreds and
early nineteen hundreds. The entire family were enjoying one last summer vacation before the
preserve was to be shut down for the remainder of the year. Dougie woke
up on July tenth very excited due to the plans he had made to go
on a hike with his uncle. Dougie loved to stay tuned for more paranormal
odyssey. He woke up, did some chores and threw on his favorite hiking
clothes, and patiently waited for his afternoon hike. About twenty minutes into the
hike, his uncle saw some poison ivy on the trail. Not wanting Dougie
to get into it, he decided to send Douggie back to the cabin to
change into some pants. He had been wearing shorts. It was about a
half mile or so back to the cabin. Dougie actually passed his brother and
cousin about fifty yards or so away from the cabin. The uncle waited for
him to return. He knew it should only take about thirty or forty minutes
for him to make it back. That time came and went though. The
uncle decided to walk back to the cabin to see what was keeping Dougie,
but when he made it back, Dougie was nowhere to be seen. The
uncle started to ask around. Obviously, the brother and cousin were the only
two to say they had seen him. The uncle went inside and saw that
the pants Dougie was supposed to be putting on were in the bedroom. He
got the family together and they set out their own search party. They searched
into the evening. They then reached out to the police. The following morning,
for strangers arrived with search dogs and helicopters were flying above looking for little
Dougie. The Plattsburgh Air Force Base actually sent out planes with a new technology
called Flear, which is a camera designed to pick up the heat signature,
particularly in body heat coming off of live person or animal. All told,
there were more than a thousand volunteers searching the preserve WRS. Terrain and some
heavy rains that came through caused searchers to move very slowly. At one point,
though there was some hope, the dogs picked up on Dougie's stint and
were able to follow it through the woods to a very swampy pond. They
then called for a team to come out and drain the pond and drudge the
bottom. Then, on the fifth day, they found some shoe prints they
believed to belong to the boy out near a ward pond, which was about
one and a half miles around and on the other side of the lake.
After a week of searching, the family chartered a plane to go and pick
up an elite team of mountain searchers from the Sierra Madre Mountains. However,
they were in no way familiar with this type of terrain and they were not
able to help. After six weeks, the search was caught off one month
prior to Dougie's ninth birthday. One of the craziest parts of this case was
that a search party with bloodhounds picked up Douglas's scent at one point, not
a scent that led to the pond, but one that led into the mountains.
They tracked his scent for over thirty miles. The handlers thought there had
to be some kind of mistake. There's no way it could have went this
far, and they tried to pull the dogs off of the scent, but
they would go right back to it. The trail eventually went cold and the
scent was lost. There were sightings and findings in the years after. In
nineteen seventy three, a hunter was on military leave when he came across a
skull and other human remains for whatever reason, though he wasn't supposed to be
in that area and was worried about getting in trouble, so he didn't report
it. He came forth twenty years later in nineteen ninety three, but they
were unable to find anything in that area. What happened to Dougie leg All
right, I got Tiffany here, just read over some of the notes from
this case, and we are going to go over and give some of our
opinions and some of the stuff that we had found. And before I turned
it over to Tiffany, I just want to that last part that I read
about the gentleman finding a skull and then not reporting it for twenty years.
Does that not sound so much like the Dennis Martin case. I mean it
really does. Yeah, someone did the same thing with that one. I
don't know if we should believe these people or what, but give us an
overall what's your overall opinion of this case? Well, it's baffling, It
is gut runching, and I really feel bad for his uncle. And why
would you send your eight year old nephew on a half mile hike in bear
country? Why not just go with him? You know, why risk it?
It's poison ivy. I would rather have my kid itch and nowhere he's
at. Yeah, I mean, honestly, yeah, the whole thing,
it doesn't make any sense at all, Like how you know the terrain,
the volunteers, one thousand people, and then to be missing for forty minutes,
I mean less than an hour and you're gone, Yeah, I mean,
how is it even possible? How do you fathom that? How can
you fathom that? You can't. I've got an eleven year old, my
eleven year old Kaden. I wouldn't send him on a half mile walk through
the woods by himself, even if it's a place we've been going to for
years that he was familiar with. There's no way, I mean, you
walk with him. I don't know a lot of people. Did you see
anywhere, tiffany where people kind of blamed or questioned the uncle that thought maybe
he was involved. I did, and I saw where they questioned him but
you know, everything he said, they dismissed him as being you know,
there wasn't any foul play involved. The uncle wasn't involved, you know.
I think he had the boy's best interest at heart. But at the same
time, you know, I mean, he's eight years old. He's a
curious little boy, whether he knows that area or not. And from what
I understand, I mean, he loves hiking, so he knows, you
know, he should know the rules. And then you know, but that
curiosity and those little kids if they see something and you know something, oh
look at this rock or look at the stick, and then there you go
squirrel exactly, and there's something. Yeah. One thing that leads me to
think that the uncle didn't have anything to do with it is Dougie's brother and
cousin saw him on his way back, saw him right before he made it
to the cabin. It says like fifty yards away from the cabin, so
he was seen. So that part is true. He did walk back by
himself. But what happened those last fifty yards, and I'd like to know
from the brother and the cousin, was it just they saw him in passing
and then didn't pay him any attention or what exactly happened, you know,
was he with somebody else? You know, because they were there for their
last vacation, so there had to have been other family members there. Could
they question anybody else or just the uncle? Yeah? I didn't see any
parts of that, like you. I read a few things. I watched
several YouTube videos. Yeah, I mean, no one was ever accused.
There were no charges followed against anybody, No formal accusations were made against anyone.
So that leads me to believe that the authorities believe that the uncle didn't
have anything to do with it. But then you got to understand how well
off, how rich this family was. Right, rich people can make things
disappear. I'm not at all saying that's the case at all, because everything
I've read these people were heartbroken over the loss of their child. But money
makes people look the other way. It does in so many cases, and
it's unfortunate, so many things get covered up. Money talks, and money
can carry on a full conversation and make things disappear. And how my question
would be, just as it would be with all of the people, not
just children that go missing, is how do they end up so far away
in such a short amount of time. Yes, he's a year old.
I know that they can wonder and don't realize how far they've gone. But
thirty my is a long ways away for anybody to walk, much less than
eight year old little boy. Yeah, that's why the searchers in that team
tried several times to pull the dogs off. There's no way an eight year
old boy walked this far in that short amount of time. But how else
did his scent get there right right? Get carried? Yeah? Was he
carried? Because bloodhounds, I mean they are trained from the time they are
puppies to pick up on all these different scents and smells, and you know
they're not going to go off on some stray rabbit trail. Yeah, But
as I say, was he carried? It kind of hit me. If
he was carried, would that leave a scent? Or is his scent his
actual feet touching the ground and walking through the shrubs and stuff like that.
So if he was carried, I don't know that he would have left a
scent. I don't know how that works. Well. I mean, he
could be carried to a point, but if they found his shoeprints, then
that would indicate that he was walking at least a little bit. Yeah,
but I'm talking about the dogs that followed his scent for thirty miles. Yeah,
he had to have been on foot for a lot of that for them
to have that scent. I would think so, I would think so walked
or drug. I mean that there would be And it always, it never
fails that it rains in these missing person cases. What is up with that?
Always it's like nature's way of covering up something that shouldn't have happened.
Yeah, that's very well said. Yeah, because it watches away every cent,
every track, every everything that could lead to the possible finding of these
people. And a lot of these cases, we're not talking just rain like
a summer sprinkle, a summer shower. We're talking like heavy torrential downpours,
like unusually hard storms that come through what. I don't, I don't know.
That's weird. It's weird. Yeah, it is very weird. And
I know the question was posed to, well, if the parents were so
well to do, why did they wait so long into the search to have
these you know, you know, trained men brought from California to search,
Why not have them come out first, but I could see, Okay,
it's just been less than an hour since the little boy went missing. He
clearly can't be but so far away, so they're not going to drop everything
and call these people and say, hey, my kid's missing. Well he's
been going less than an hour. So let's go through the normal no speculations,
you know, first one we've talked about he just got lost, he
stepped off trail and got disoriented and got lost. I don't that's very possible.
It probably is what happened to begin with, but it doesn't explain why
no sign of him was ever found or he wasn't found. So the next
one would the abduction. We've talked about the uncle being cleared. This was
a family owned place, thirteen thousand acres. I shouldn't have been anybody there
but family, but no trespassing signs don't keep people out always, we know
that. Have you given any thought to an outsider abducting him? Well,
I mean, and I thought about it. If somebody was there that shouldn't
have been there, maybe knew that the family was well to do. I
mean I knew it was I know it was nineteen seventy one, but I
mean there were still bad people in nineteen seventy one. Oh yeah, so
maybe they could have had the idea of taking him maybe for ransom. Yeah,
and something went wrong. I wonder if anybody considered that, because that
has never popped into my head until you just said that. They were very
rich people, not just the mother was part founder of a law firm,
and then twenty years before that, her parents were wealthy enough to buy this
thirteen thousand acre preserve just for the family, So they had money. So
was it a case that someone got in there and took the youngest one and
was going to ransom and ransom him off and then something happened? You killed
the boy on accident, and oh shit, what are we going to do
now? We can't? Right, he still would have tried, I would
think, right, because you hear not a lot people kidnapping someone for ransom
and then killing the kidnapped person anyway, So I don't think that would have
stopped him. I don't know. That's interesting. It's interesting because you have
to brainstorm and culminate all these ideas together and you know, kind of put
yourself in that eight year old boy's shoes. But then at the same time,
you know, I mean, you could go so many ways with this,
as far as family relation to him missing, you know, was the
uncle in on it, as far as wanting the money, like, I
mean, you would have to know so many parts. I'm sure. I'm
sure there's a lot of secrets that we don't know. Oh. Absolutely,
absolutely. The next scenario that pops into my mind is animal attack. But
I'm quick to roll that out because those are messy as hell, right,
If a bear got him, I mean, it's nasty, it's terrible to
think about, but there would be a mess. There would be parts of
this boy all over the woods. Well, and you got to think too,
I mean, if you wouldn't go down quiet stay tuned more paranormal odyssey.
Yeah, I mean, he's gonna let somebody know, and if you're
only half a mile away, you're gonna hear the animal itself, plus the
cries out from the little boy. Yeah. Absolutely, So to that point,
nothing was heard, No blood, no clothing, nothing like that was
ever found. It could have been a case where he went missing, got
off trail, and like the next day an animal could have gotten him.
But still you would have found signs of that. I agree, yeah,
so I think we can rule that one out. The next one, let's
get a little weird with it, paranormal, like our show of Paranormal Odyssey.
Everyone likes to talk about the big guy's bigfoot. Is it possible a
bigfoot got them? I think it's one hundred percent possible. Not I don't
think it's likely, but I think it's absolutely possible. I think it has
to be factored in. I think it's I mean, in this case,
everything has to be factored in, including the weird and unusual. Absolutely makes
sense. Yeah, I mean we've all heard many, many times that these
things are fascinated with children, that they watch them, and there's been several
cases of kids them trying to get kids. I mean, what better possibility
did I mean, what better opportunity did they have? They're watching this kid
and his uncle walking and then, oh god, this is our lucky day.
The kids walking back by itself. Now's our chance grab him. That
would explain how his scent was thirty miles away. That that explains a lot.
He was grabbed by some kind of predator, some kind of kryptied some
animals something at him. And then you have to throw in like feral people.
We've talked about that on Paranormal Odyssey, and I can't speak to New
York. I've never been in the Adirondacks, But I mean, is that
a part of the Appalachian Trail. If I'm not mistaken. I'm sure I'll
be corrected if I'm wrong, but I think that it is. Yes,
it's certainly in that direction. Weird shit happens on the Appalachian Trail, and
we all know that. I think in this case, you have to really
really consider big foot, feral people some kind of paranormal outside the box kind
of explanation. Well, and look, if you look too at the case,
there was a child that had fallen into an ape enclosure at the zoo
and was injured, and the female ape over to the boy to pect from
the alpha male of the group. The little boy who went missing when he
was three, and he came back and he said, the bear took care
of me. Yeah. Yeah, We've covered so many of these stories.
I mean, me myself on all the missing person's cases I've been covering recently.
Brian and I over on that Bigfoot podcast has talked about the bears protecting
kids and people have been talking about that since like the early eighteen hundreds,
there has been tons of reports. I believe if bigfoot is real, and
y'all know, I believe that they're real. I believe that they have some
compassion. There's a level of compassion and some emotions there. And I think
it's very possible that a mother bigfoot might take one take a child under its
wing and care for it. Right thing too, if he did step off
the trail not paying attention to where he was going and got lost, and
he was setting somewhere crying, you know, if a female bigfoot is around,
she's going to hear those cries, you know, and it's going to
draw her curiosity and bring her closer to him. And that, I mean
an eight year old boy, I mean, that would scare the pants right
off of him. I mean, you know, but at the same time,
if she just scoops him up and they're gone, nobody's going to really
hear him scream. And would he even have the wherewithal two scream? Yeah?
Yeah, And that leads that leads you to think, well, inevitably,
what happened if a bigfoot did get him. I mean, it's all
speculation, you know, everything we're talking about. We're speculating because we don't
know. It's been since seventy one, it's twenty twenty four, and this
boy's never been seen again, so no one knows. So all are doing
is speculating. But if this was the case in a bigfoot got him,
what's he doing now? And what happened? Did they accidentally kill the boy?
Right? Is he living with them up in the mountain somewhere today?
I mean I don't know. Yeah, you never know. I mean,
are there caves in that area? You know? With the you get a
factor in the weather because it's going to have this torrential downpour for days.
Looking for this poor little boy. Are their caves? Maybe they took him
to like you said, did they accidentally you know, trying to protect him,
get too rough with him and in his life? Or like you said,
you know, because he would be fifty nine today, is he one
of the feral people? I mean that's a little sideways. No, yeah,
yeah, but it's possible, I guess. I mean, I don't
know. Sometimes you got taking into consideration it gets very cold in New York.
This boy was in shorts and a T shirt. He was not equipped
to deal with this with the winters of New York. So someone had if
if he did last any time, someone had to have been helping him and
protecting him. I don't know. I know it sounds silly. I know
there's going to be people out here out there that listen to this and things.
These are two grown ass people over here talking about Bigfoot taking a kid.
We understand how it sounds, and it can sound a bit ridiculous,
but there's been reports people, and we're not calling everyone liars. People have
been reporting this stuff since the eighteen hundreds. Okay, we're just talking about
possibilities, and I think it is very possible. If you think Bigfoot is
real, then it's very possible this kid was taken by one because they are
definitely, by all reports, dominant in the Adirondack Mountains. I know a
couple of researchers up there myself personally, that research that area and do very
well. So they're up there. So again, we're not saying that this
is what happened. We're just talking about possibilities, and again I think it's
a it's a huge possibility. Well, we can't rule anything out at all,
absolutely, I mean, you're gonna have people out there that that question
is, why didn't you talk about aliens? Why why couldn't he have been
abducted by aliens? And I guess he could have, Yeah, I mean
aliens portals, portals bring portals into the mix if we're gonna you know,
I don't really foresee him having been abducted by aliens because it was during the
day, was in the middle of the afternoon. I think that would have
been very noticeable if that would have happened. But you hear of missing people
who are there one minute and they're gone the next, And how do you
explain that portals are scientifically proven like it or lump it, And it's a
major possibility that that is what happened as well. I don't know. All
I know is this is tragic. It's absolutely heartbreaking. It was a case.
I'm forty five years old, and this is the first time I had
ever heard of it. It's just when I started looking in to missing people.
Just leaves me to believe that there's a lot more out there similar circumstances.
And I mean the one we I just covered to Jared Negretty, the
same thing. He's walking with his scouts he was a scout and he was
walking with them and just disappeared. He fell behind, and the boy disappeared
and was never seen again. No remains nothing. It's there's a lot of
similarities in these first two cases, and I don't know what to make of
it. I don't, and unfortunately, I'm afraid that I don't think we'll
ever know. I think in these two cases, and I'm sure cases that
are covered in the future, we're going to find it. There are a
lot more questions than there are answers, and that's the unfortunate part of all
of us. I think you are one hundred percent correct, all right.
I think that's a good place to leave this one. Again. People,
this is a segment that we're going to be doing. Tiffany's going to be
helping me on these because we work together on the YouTube stuff. All of
these cases we're going to be releasing to YouTube and two podcasts. So if
you guys have any suggestions, I've got several people on my list to look
into that have come from some suggestions from you people, from our listeners,
our followers, so please keep those coming in. You can get me at
Wayne at Paranormal World Productions, or you can get Tiffany at Tiffany at Paranormal
World Productions dot com. But guys be looking for these in the future.
All right, you got anything before we get out of here, I don't.
Just tune in for the next episode and it will be as thrilling as
this one. Sounds good. All right, guys until we talk to you
again. Y'all take care of yourself, take care of each other. Bye.
They say you don't gotta go home, but you can't stay. I
don't want to feel we're all outing. Try chart chart everything, Cry then
joy for me, joy staying right? Can it run away? Comes as
games, must pays, bassis and games and mugs used us ps.