What's strange in Vegas... stays in Vegas? (that works right?)
Las Vegas isn’t just a playground for gamblers and party people freaks these days, it’s a hotbed of high strangeness!
In this episode, we’re betting it all on the unexplained, diving into true accounts of alien imposters, creepy casino explorations, and the strange sticky forces feeding off the the never-dimming neon lights.
From the legendary Tall Whites of Area 51 lore to bizarre encounters in Circus Circus and the haunted highways outside the Strip, let's explore the seriously supernatural in Sin City and the desert just beyond!
Also, Water Babies, secret tunnels, and hotel bathroom abduction! 😬
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⏰ TIMESTAMPS:
06:18 | Strangers on the Staircase | 1990
12:28 | Alien Race of Nevada: The Tall Whites
13:57 | Walking with the Tall Whites Documentary Trailer
20:43 | Aliens at Circus-Circus | July 1990
31:07 | A Very Buoyant Birthday | 1979
34:22 | Elko Elevator | July 12, 1999| Elko, NV
44:45 | Trance of the Black Triangle | Sept 2024 | Ted
53:54 | The Abduction of Johnny Sands | Jan 29th 1976
1:04:01 | Beware the Bellagio | Maddie
1:13:57 | Children By The Water | May 1959
1:15:57 | Tribal Tradition of the Water Babies
REFERENCED IMAGES
RECOMMENDED BOOKS
UFOs Over Nevada: A True History of Extraterrestrial Encounters in the Silver State | Preston Dennett
Not From Here: Selected UFO Articles Volume Four | Preston Dennett
The Encyclopedia of Witches, Witchcraft, and Wicca | Rosemary Ellen Guiley
REFERENCED VIDEO
Walking with the Tall Whites: Aftermath (Prime Video)
SOURCES
Water Babies
Native-languages.org
Tribal variations
Water Babies are recognized in the folklore of various tribes, each with its own interpretation and cultural significance. Tribes that feature Water Babies in their folklore include the Paiute, Shoshone, Washoe, Achumawi, Cahuilla, Cupeño, Luiseño, Serrano, Yokuts, Salish,[1] and Ute.[3]
