Anecdotes shared by Rocky Elmore and other former Border Patrol staff have shed light on the growing number of haunting incidents, which have taken place in America's southern border region. This raises questions over whether the entities

that have been witnessed and encountered there are supernatural or far more border patrol

border patrol stories and in the second half of this episode

exclusive to the podcast series hear tales from the Mexican side of the border. So, Do you? During the mid-1990s, border patrol agents based in California's Otay Mountain region

found themselves involved in a series of inexplicable and unnerving events.

These would involve encounters with many terrified and traumatized groups of migrants,

several of which seemed to have encountered the ghost of one of their

recently deceased colleagues. But it has become increasingly clear in the years since these stories

were first shared that such incidents are not confined solely to the San Diego region.

At the same time those events were

experiencing similar mysterious encounters.

One of these incidents would take place

near to a river crossing at Fort Hancock in Texas, where patrols

would regularly detain groups of Mexican nationals trying to enter the United States.

The small migrant processions there would sometimes use a wide bridge spanning the Rio Grande in order to assist with their crossing.

One night, the officers who had been posted to patrol the river were notified of a group of six intruders, cited by the operator of a nearby imaging device. Situated upon an area of higher ground overlooking

the river. The agent using the night vision scope observed the group wading into the water. They had positioned themselves directly underneath

the bridge, in the hope that it would hide their progress, before finally emerging up onto

the American side of the river.

Hurrying down to that location, the Border Patrol agents radioed up to the scope operator asking for the direction in which the group had headed away from the bridge.

But then they received a slightly confusing reply stating that the group in question had not

made any effort to escape and had instead remained huddled together beneath the structure.

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