Episode 61…Ghost Kids and Their Peepers

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EPISODE 61…GHOST KIDS AND THEIR PEEPERS

Which came first…the haunting or the horror movie?

Join Tripping on Legend as they look into a typical roadside ghost in Dunnellon, Florida, that may be as far from typical as you can get. On a stretch of road in the middle of nowhere, with the Ocala Forest looming nearby, there are reports of ghost children walking alone and into the woods. Are they just imagination, something darker like Black-Eyed Children, or the remains of the spookiness of a film shoot?

And what does any of this have to do with Suzie and the Banshees?

And are all the filming locations of the horror movie Jeepers Creepers haunted?

Is there something to the darkness of the Ocala National Forest? Listen to our Astor episode where we first start to think something is up.

Here’s our episode on The Woman in White, another movie connected to urban legends in Florida.

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Episode 33…Why Are all the Women in White

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We’re still knee deep in the #hauntedlove project, so we’re especially looking for ghost stories with a love twist.

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6 responses to “Episode 61…Ghost Kids and Their Peepers”

  1. Jeepers Creepers movies are really scary!!

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  2. […] of the places it traverses through are areas of known weirdness.  Towns like Dunnellon and Brooksville and Dade city tend to appear on every Web site dedicated to ghosts.  The […]

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  3. Pablo's Paranormal Exploration Avatar
    Pablo’s Paranormal Exploration

    The ocala national forest is far away from there, cause I live in Dunnellon Florida,
    and I used to live in the national forest, I believe their is something about that road, it’s called Tiger trail, cause their is a high school and a elementary school on it, but their has been some deaths on that road, fixing to do some paranormal investigating on that road soon, so maybe you can check out my video,on YouTube Pablo’s Paranormal Exploration.

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  4. […] made there, Tiger Trail, otherwise known as SW180th Avenue (and often misnamed as Tiger Tail) in Dunnellon, Florida, would be the ideal setting for a ghost story.  In addition to still being fairly rural and […]

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  5. […] It is the reason why so many locations across the country, including the Ocala, have rumors of banshees, the mystical women of ghost stories who lure men into the woods with their cries to kill […]

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  6. […] your typical kids.  They like to run around and pull pranks and dance when the time is right.  They play jump frog […]

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