Episode

The Bray Road Beast

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Paranormal: Fable or Fact
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Jul 23, 2026
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Summary

Episode s2-38 The Bray Road Beast: At the southern part of Wisconsin, southwest of Milwaukee, there is the small town of Elkhorn. For all intents and purposes, Elkhorn is a picturesque little place, with the nickname Christmas Card Town since before WWII. Yet, on the outskirts of this quaint, quiet town, is said to live a monster which lurks on the dark roads, in the sparse trees and even in some of the neighboring areas. That monster is said to be an unknown upright canine know as The Beast of Bray Road. THE RULES OF OUR PODCAST Rule #1 We will never purposefully mislead or report false information ever Rule #2 We are not professional podcasters, broadcasters or audio editors so mistakes will happen Rule #3 Everyone is entitled to believe what they want and entitled to their own opinions including us Rule #4 We are offering information and insight as 'food for thought' not persuasion RULES FOR DEBUNKERS 1 What the public doesn't know, I'm not going to tell them 2 Don't bother me with the facts, my mind is made up 3 If you can't attack the data, attack the people 4 Do your research by proclamation ~Stanton Friedman Helena Blavatsky: "No myth is simply wholesale fable, rather narratives that convey profound truths even if embellished over time. Even the most fanciful legends begin as a grain of truth."