Hey, Cryptids! To kick things off, Ann recalls the chilling tale of the Tailypo, a piece of folklore from the Appalachian mountains. Then, in true crime, KC describes the Axeman of New Orleans. In an extended paranormal segment, Ann details the story of the Chain Strangler who killed from beyond the grave,and the girls discuss Elisa Lam and whether or not she was involved with the elevator game (from Episode 1, Tooth-Like Spines). Closing the show with Scarescape’s “weird nature” segment, KC explains seemingly bottomless Jacob’s Well–and those who have died swimming there. To wrap things up, Ann and KC spin two versions of The Mysterious Axeman’s Jazz. To view our sources, click here (https://docs.google.com/document/d/1V9zUFYo-LYsNM9quVlcQPwPsxp62xzzgKF5DmZ-STxA/edit?usp=sharing). To fill out a survey to be on the show, click here (https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1oslQ0Z963ZQiJcal3_MIKmEEdfJ7OSWhzmfdaEtSkbo/edit?usp=sharing). To see the Tailypo animation discussed in the episode, click here (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ygKOF1mEzRs&t=1s). To see the video of Elisa Lam, click here (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3TjVBpyTeZM). To see the footage of Jacob’s Well, click here (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZwJYuGy4fq8). Content times: Tailypo 0:29 The Axeman of New Orleans 10:07 The Chain Strangler and Elisa Lam 17:27 Jacob’s Well 30:12 Song #1: The Axeman’s Jazz by John Davilla 35:22 Song #2: The Axeman’s Jazz by Reddie Whilling and Abel 37:29

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In the third episode of Scarescape, Ann and KC speculate about Mothman, share reactions to John List’s infamous murders, debate the legitimacy of ouija boards during a discussion of Pazuzu, and dive deep into the ocean with a look at the the 12+ foot long spider crab. To take a survey to be a guest on the show, visit the following link (https://goo.gl/forms/QRCpHg8Jl1Arvp5o2). Find sources for this episode here (https://docs.google.com/document/d/1baWJBmHpc79RVk9ZgOlosHs-n1l-LoI9_EDfoajdigc/edit?usp=sharing). Content times: 0:39 Mothman 10:51 John List 23:50 Pazuzu 31:50 Japanese Spider Crabs

A Mothy Scent

In Scarescape’s second episode, KC and Ann uncover the eerie legend of skin-walkers and explore the case of family annihilator Jasmine Richardson and her predatory “boyfriend” Jeremy Steinke. Delving into the paranormal, they touch on the black eyed child of Cannock Chase and black-eyed children as a whole, and the show concludes with the infamous “Bloop,” a sound that lead scientists to believe that something unheard of lurked in the ocean depths. We apologize for the late release. As new podcasters, it took us some time to navigate the technical issues we encountered with this episode. Find sources for this episode here (https://docs.google.com/document/d/1QZ8aXhV4I8hhgbfu0lINqSIAVSeHk2GDkgmywkY6l4Y/edit?usp=sharing). If you are interested in being on the show, take a survey here (https://goo.gl/forms/QRCpHg8Jl1Arvp5o2). To stand with Parkland victims and activists, here is a guide by Today.com (https://www.today.com/parents/how-support-students-parkland-school-shooting-t123708) Content times: 0:49 Skin-walkers 8:18 Jasmine Richardson 12:03 Black-eyed children 16:40 The Bloop

Hind Legs

In the first ever episode of Scarescape, podcasters Ann and KC cover the legend of the Letiche, more popularly described as the Honey Island Swamp Monster, as well as an unsettling murder by the Spider Man of Denver, Theodore Edward Coneys. Later, they delve into the paranormal to talk about the legend of the elevator to another dimension, and the show concludes with a discussion of the bleeding tooth fungus, an organism that has the appearance of oozing blood. The show concludes with La Grippe by the Squirrel Nut Zippers, an eerie song about disease. A list of sources used for this show can be found here (https://docs.google.com/document/d/1xGnWrtHv5tR2PD_oWq7vakYOp9WEn_vj5rutXz4wYhM/edit?usp=sharing). If you are interested in being a guest on the podcast, take a survey here (https://goo.gl/forms/QRCpHg8Jl1Arvp5o2). Content times: 0:58 Letiche 12:45 Spider Man of Denver 27:34 Elevator to Another World 36:00 Bleeding Tooth Fungus

Tooth-Like Spines

In the first ever episode of Scarescape, podcasters Ann and KC cover the legend of the Letiche, more popularly described as the Honey Island Swamp Monster, as well as an unsettling murder by the Spider Man of Denver, Theodore Edward Coneys. Later, they delve into the paranormal to talk about the legend of the elevator to another dimension, and the show concludes with a discussion of the bleeding tooth fungus, an organism that has the appearance of oozing blood. The show concludes with La Grippe by the Squirrel Nut Zippers, an eerie song about disease. A list of sources used for this show can be found here (https://docs.google.com/document/d/1xGnWrtHv5tR2PDoWq7vakYOp9WEnvj5rutXz4wYhM/edit?usp=sharing). If you are interested in being a guest on the podcast, take a survey here (https://goo.gl/forms/QRCpHg8Jl1Arvp5o2). Content times: 0:58 Letiche 12:45 Spider Man of Denver 27:34 Elevator to Another World 36:00 Bleeding Tooth Fungus

Scarescape is a horror themed podcast through Garnet Media Group at the University of South Carolina

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