In Parts 1 and 2, we explored the instances of high strangeness at Skin Walker Ranch,

which were made famous by the reported experiences of the In this episode we go back in time to the early days of this paranormal Disneyland

and take a look at events which occurred long before

it gained its wider notoriety. And then Outside the window, Kenneth Myers could see that the snow was now falling in a blizzard

as Gael-Force winds cast the heavy snowflakes into a sideways maelstrom, sticking to everything they touched.

It was the worst winter the region had seen in over a decade.

The incoming storm had brought with it a thick blanket of fog, reducing visibility to just 15 feet as

the dimness of the twilight hours began to close in.

He tensed under a shudder as a sudden cold draft brushed at the nape of his neck.

Instinctively, he leaned forward and threw another log onto the laboring fire before him, yet another offering to the gods of light and warmth.

His wife had been preparing a pot of coffee in the kitchen and was just bringing it through to the parlour when there was a knock

at the front door.

The pair stared at each other in stunned silence, the same question resting upon each other's lips. The children were all inside

and accounted for. Their closest neighbor was two miles away and they

themselves lived right in the middle of a 512 acre ranch

over a mile from the nearest county road down a mud track which was now buried under a foot of

snow. Just who the hell would be visiting them at this time, and

in such ungodly weather? Myers rose from his seat and made his way over to the front door.

He glanced back at his wife in confusion before opening it and was greeted with the most

unexpected sight. Standing about 10 feet away from the

threshold was a tall man in a long black coat. On top of his head he wore a dark hat. His feet were sunk into the snow and he held a

lantern down at his side as snowflake swirled around him in a frenzy. His features were in shadow and his voice was almost lost to the wind.

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