Advertise on podcast: Haunted Vermont

The second and final talk about the latest documentary that sets out to prove the hoax of October 20th 1967 Patterson-Gimlin Film. Joining me to help is Heather from NVus Alien Podcast. Both Heather and I spit out our final thoughts, and Heather also will be releasing her first opinion reaction on her show soon. Have you seen it? What are YOUR thoughts and opinions.

A decades-old film discovered after half a century contains footage that could rewrite our understanding of the legendary cryptid and force experts to reconsider long-held beliefs about its existence. Paul records his on the spot reaction and thoughts from the aftermath of this acclaimed documentary said to turn heads. Even Jeff Meldrum had stated before passing. "This is going to be the topic of the decade I'm sure." - Jeff Meldrum (Official Trailer)

In addition to being an author, I'm a scientist and I'm a member of Inspired Ghost Tracking paranormal group where I am a medium on the team. I've become known as a Pet Medium, although I connect with people and pets My books teach others how to recognize signs from people and pets who have passed. (Once you read them you won't need to pay a medium). I write books about my experiences and explain the paranormal in terms of energy. WEBSITE: www.robgutro.com OR www.petspirits.com Investigation Uncovers Ghostly Secrets of Wilson Castle! Including a Secret Love! Wilson Castle is an architectural masterpiece built in the middle of the 19th Century in the heart of Vermont’s Green Mountains. It has housed several families and many people have stayed behind as earthbound ghosts who haunt it for various reasons. Monique Toosoon, paranormal tech wizard and drag queen, generated a lot of activity and in her investigation with mediums Rob Gutro and Lexi Duquette and The Digital Séance Experience. They uncovered a family secret, a man with a darker side, a child seeking truth, and other ghosts as the team worked to bring a happy haunted reunion! Amazon: https://a.co/d/0jabVKJb

It's been a while since I've had the pleasure to get any emails regarding experiences within the Green Mountain State. So with that being said, here's a rundown of the first complete Volume of shared Experiences in FULL. Do you have anything to share? Reach out today at HauntedVermont.org/contact Episode features: Jared Goodrich // House Experiences [00:00:00]Jo & Ashley // Emily's Bridge [00:16:05]Robert L // Old Home & New Boston [01:09:36]Kat // Camping in Glastenbury Mtns [02:07:11]Jeremy // Bigfoot or Woods Devil [02:18:50]Chris (Bonus #1) // Ouija Board [03:30:34]Justin (Bonus #2) // Thomas Dairy Farm [03:52:37]

Returning to the show since 2017 or so, Justin who used to live on the farm and had experiences joins Paul to round the findings and opinions after chatting previously together on iTF Podcast with Shannon LeGro all comes down to finalizing the evidence and thoughts in this conclusive episode of Thomas Dairy Farm.

The conclusion of the search for Theresa Sturdevant Jacobs cause of death was finally revealed. The story of the Jacobs and Sturdevant families in New Haven highlights their farming backgrounds and local contributions. The search for Theresa Sturdevant Jacobs' cause of death spanned eleven months, concluding with the discovery of documentation confirming her passing due to tuberculosis at age 19. This journey emphasized the family's enduring legacy. Read: https://hauntedvermont.org/2026/09/21/mysteries-of-theresa-sturdevant-putting-the-family-to-rest/

In May 2025, a visit was made to Evergreen Cemetery, exploring the Grave with a Window of Timothy Clark Smith. Utilizing a ghost app, intriguing responses were encountered regarding deceased individuals, especially Theresa and Albert Jacobs, whose mysterious deaths raised questions about the app’s authenticity. Grave placements and responses sparked further curiosity about the afterlife. Read: https://hauntedvermont.org/2025/05/30/mysteries-of-theresa-sturdevant-grave-discoveries/

Originally Part of the "International Fairy Day" Episode. Ronald Murphy has been investigating the stuff of nightmares for over 30 years. He has investigated the things that go bump in the night and meticulously researched the historical and psychological context of myths and legends from around the world. Mr. Murphy seeks to uncover the archetypal precedent for the monsters that haunt our collective thoughts. Follow Ronald Murphy Jr ⁠https://ron-cryptoguru.com/ Support Haunted Vermont ⁠https://hauntedvermont.org/support⁠⁠https://arcadiapublishing.com/hauntedvermont⁠⁠https://bookshop.org/shop/hauntedvermont Get In Touch https://[email protected]

Originally Part of "International Fairy Day" Episode. Andrew Warburton grew up in Bristol, England. He received his master’s in creative writing at Bath Spa University and has published poems and short stories. He lived in Massachusetts for many years and now lives in Rhode Island. He is the author of two books on American fairy folklore: New England Fairies and New York Fairies. While the third book. Fairies of Northern Appalachia: A History of the Little People of the Mountains lands on bookshelves July 28th 2026. Follow Andrew Warburton https://fairiesofnewengland.com/ Support Haunted Vermont https://hauntedvermont.org/supporthttps://arcadiapublishing.com/hauntedvermonthttps://bookshop.org/shop/hauntedvermont

This week we take a look at June 24th 1947 sighting from Kenneth Arnold, who gave us the term. "Flying Saucer", and how it possibly lead him to be shot down by one. We then look up to the skies as we tackle the fairy photography known as Cottingly Fairies. A movement to possibly sell a specific book to help Woman back in that timeframe for the Queen funds. Joining the chat are Gabrielle and Jody, Podcast of the Paranormal [https://podcastoftheparanormal.com]. Heather Woodard from the ever galactic realm, NVus Alien [https://nvusalien.com].

D. A. Wysong is an International, Paranormal Fiction Author and Researcher of over fifty books, including her her Best Selling Series "Monster Hunters of America." With so many ideas constantly coming her way, her latest ambition is to live long enough to get them all onto paper. She keeps her Muses alive through paranormal experiences, travel, music, and research. She resides in Northern Kentucky and her favorite genre is everything Paranormal with Supernatural Tendencies. The Plot; The Monster Hunters head to Burlington Vermont to investigate of the existence of the aquatic lake monster known as Champy. They meet a divemaster, Dave who shows them a hidden cave where they find themselves face to face with the legendary monster. Meanwhile, Robert Wrangley who is a psychic medium helps the Robertson's, when strange supernatural encounters continue to happen. They soon find out that they are being haunted by the White Lady. Purchase the Book: Amazon: https://a.co/d/0325CHh9Bookshop: https://bookshop.org/shop/hauntedvermont

Gabrielle & Jody are a small team of paranormal investigators from Northeastern Pennsylvania. Our fascination with the unexplained, dark tourism, and pretty much everything in-between brought us together to form Hallowed Ground Paranormal Research and Investigations and this podcast. Check-out Podcast of the Paranormal: https://www.podcastoftheparanormal.com/

The Common Historian: Dive into a world where history meets the supernatural. Here, we unravel pivotal moments that shaped our world, intertwined with the eerie and unexplained. From in-depth interviews with paranormal investigators to spine-tingling historical mysteries, our channel is your gateway to haunting history adventures. How did Jeremy get into it? What does Jeremy think of it as a whole? Listen now. Follow The Common Historian YouTube: [https://www.youtube.com/@Thecommonhistorian]Facebook Group: [https://www.facebook.com/groups/552772504306076/]

Book Plots; Wander into the neglected corners of Northwest Arkansas, where forgotten towns, crumbling ruins and eerie legends converge. Explore ghostly locales like Rush’s empty mines, the long-forgotten history of War Eagle Mill and East Calico Rock’s “ghost town within a town.” Step into the haunting past of Monte Ne, a sunken resort swallowed by Beaver Lake, or feel the residual chill of the Boone Tuberculosis Sanitarium. From the relics of Dinosaur World to the quirky remains of Dogpatch USA, uncover the weird, tragic and unexplained. With a flash of green light, a portal opens up in the Beaver Dunes. But even the strangeness of another dimension struggles to compete with Oklahoma’s hair-raising heritage. The woods still whisper of a woman with doe eyes and deadly hooves. Tulsa’s ivy-covered Hex House remains haunted by the ghost of its infamously manipulative owner. From the traveling mummy of John Wilkes Booth to the grandma who seasoned plum cakes with arsenic, Heather Woodward explores the peculiar and petrifying portions of Oklahoma’s past. Author Biography: Heather Woodward is a psychic, paranormal investigator and writer who has spent more than two decades chasing ghosts, uncovering lost histories and asking questions most people are too polite—or too scared—to ask. Based in Northwest Arkansas, she specializes in exploring the forgotten corners of the Ozarks, where abandoned towns, haunted ruins and buried secrets still hum beneath the surface. She’s the host of the NVus Alien podcast, where she digs into conspiracies, high strangeness and the weird undercurrents of American history. Ghost Towns and Forgotten Places of Northwest Arkansas is her latest deep dive into the quiet places time tried to erase and a love letter to the landscapes that still hold secrets, if you’re willing to look. NVus Alien Projects: Podcast: https://nvusalien.comProductions: https://nvusalienproductions.com/ Purchase and Support: Arcadia Publishing: https://collabs.shop/q1jaqo | https://collabs.shop/vt2l2s

A native of Portland Maine, Ron Romano is a cemetery historian and tour guide, who has served on two non-profit volunteer boards: the national Association for Gravestone Studies and the local friends of Portland's historic Eastern Cemetery known as "Spirits Alive." He's a frequent lecturer on early gravestones, cemetery landscapes, and Maine's gravestone makers. He has published a series of papers and five books on those subjects and has led countless visitors through many of Maine's historic cemeteries. The Association for Gravestone Studies was founded in 1977 for the purpose of furthering the study and preservation of gravestones. AGS is an international organization with an interest in grave markers of all periods and styles. Through its publications, conferences, workshops and exhibits, AGS promotes the study of gravestones from historical and artistic perspectives, expands public awareness of the significance of historic grave markers, and encourages individuals and groups to record and preserve gravestones. At every opportunity, AGS cooperates with groups that have similar interests. Purchase Books: Curious Gravestones in Northern New England: https://stowebooks.com/Stories from Maine: Lives Cut Short: https://collabs.shop/dk5zqe