From UFOsO's, wormholes and cryptids to cattle mutilations and poltergeist

a remote property in northern Utah has been described

as a Disneyland of paranormal and supernatural phenomena.

A case that has turned the heads of even some of the most ardent of sceptics.

In this episode, we recount the tales from Skin Walker Ranch. I'm going to be. And then. It has been said that Utah, particularly Northern Utah and the Uinter Basin, is one of the most active,

paranormal and supernatural hot spots on the planet.

Everything from unidentified lights in the sky to weird humanoid figures and even Bigfoot have been spotted in the region.

It has a long history of high strangeness, accounts of which date back to the earliest of human settlements.

Three out of every four people in this part of the state have experienced something out of the ordinary, and for many others just passing through,

there is a palpable feeling that those dusty roads and bleak landscapes hide something of a

dark secret. Much of the strange activity is concentrated in and around the

basin, but some believe that within that radius there is an epicenter from

which all these bizarre phenomena seem to manifest a beautiful

512 acre ranch situated about a hundred miles due east of Salt Lake City.

As with any other acreage, it traditionally adopts the name of the current owner,

but over time it has come to be known by another.

The Ute believed this ranch to be the focal point of a curse placed on them by the Navajo. Tribe members were and still are forbidden from setting

foot on this land as they believe it to be in the path of the skin walker.

For this reason it became no... Skin Walker.

For this reason, it became known to the locals as Skin Walker Ranch.

Throughout the latter half of the 20th century, Skin Walker Ranch was owned by the Myers family.

For reasons unknown, they vacated the property in 1987, leaving it empty and unattended for over seven years.

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