Speaker 1: You're listening to Unexplained Season seven, Episode ten, Into the
Speaker 1: bad Lands, Part two of three. Gwen pulled up to
Speaker 1: the ranch entrance gate and got out of her truck
Speaker 1: as a soft orange sun was just beginning to kiss
Speaker 1: the horizon. After a long day at work, she was
Speaker 1: looking forward to finally getting home and seeing the family.
Speaker 1: After driving through, she closed the gate behind her and
Speaker 1: jumped back into her truck and is just about to
Speaker 1: switch the engine back on when a shadow falls across
Speaker 1: the dashboard. Turning to look out the window, she is
Speaker 1: startled to see a large pair of eyes more black
Speaker 1: than blue, staring right back at her through the glass.
Speaker 1: It is a wolf, and it's almost as tall as
Speaker 1: the truck. It had been a few months since the
Speaker 1: Shermans had moved into their new ranch. After their strange
Speaker 1: encounter with the wolf on the first day, more wolves
Speaker 1: had since been seen loitering around the place. It was
Speaker 1: almost as if they were stalking the family. Concerned for
Speaker 1: the live stock that is due to arrive in a
Speaker 1: matter of weeks, the family has no choice but to
Speaker 1: bring the matter up with the local tribal office who
Speaker 1: oversee the Uinta and Ourey reservation. It was there they
Speaker 1: believed the wolves were coming from. The following day, after
Speaker 1: seeing the wolf by her car, Gwen makes the short
Speaker 1: trip to the reservation office in nearby Fort Duchane, but
Speaker 1: when she requests to speak to someone about the wolves
Speaker 1: running wild on her land, she has met only with
Speaker 1: a bemused silence. An official politely informs Gwen that no
Speaker 1: such animals live on the reservation, As they explain, not
Speaker 1: only would they not be kept as pets, but wolves
Speaker 1: have not been indigenous to the region since the nineteen thirties,
Speaker 1: when they have been slaughtered as part of a national
Speaker 1: extermination campaign. The Sherman's cattle arrives in mid November forty
Speaker 1: odd black cimental heifers, along with four prized bulls. The
Speaker 1: family is also joined by three blue healers, expert cattle
Speaker 1: herding dogs. One evening, Terry is out looking for stray
Speaker 1: cows with his son and his nephew when he spots
Speaker 1: a set of headlights from what appears to be a
Speaker 1: truck parked up about half a mile to the west.
Speaker 1: Assuming it to be trespasses, the three of them set
Speaker 1: off towards the vehicle, but as they draw near it
Speaker 1: starts to move away from them. Terry breaks into a
Speaker 1: jog to keep up with it. But there's something strange
Speaker 1: about what he's chasing. An ordinary truck would be bumping
Speaker 1: up and down over the rugged terrain, while the beams
Speaker 1: of its headlights would also bounce up and down accordingly,
Speaker 1: and yet the lights on this vehicle stay perfectly set
Speaker 1: in one position. Eventually, with no place to go, the
Speaker 1: vehicle comes to a stop opposite a thick clump of
Speaker 1: trees bordering the western edge of the ranch. While Terry,
Speaker 1: his son, and his nephew take a moment to catch
Speaker 1: their breath, something extraordinary is said to have happened. The vehicle,
Speaker 1: which they can now see is cuboid in shape and
Speaker 1: no longer than five feet in length, appears to lift
Speaker 1: straight up from the ground. Moments later, it clears the
Speaker 1: tallest of the cottonwoods, flashing red and white lights underneath
Speaker 1: as it turned smoothly and silently before flying off into
Speaker 1: the night. When Terry relays this story to Gwen later
Speaker 1: that night, he is surprised to hear that she has
Speaker 1: also been seeing strange things, other flying objects, black and
Speaker 1: triangular in shape, that seemed to follow her truck down
Speaker 1: the entrance drive, as well as vehicles parked up in
Speaker 1: the fields that suddenly disappear. After seeing one vehicle vanish
Speaker 1: in front of her eyes, she trekked out to the
Speaker 1: spot where she believed it had been parked. At first,
Speaker 1: she saw no evidence of anything having been there at all,
Speaker 1: until she spotted what looked like footprints in the dirt,
Speaker 1: only they were twice the size of any foot she'd
Speaker 1: ever seen. A few weeks later, one night, Terry spots
Speaker 1: a weird golden orb in the sky just above the
Speaker 1: trees to the western end of the branch. When it's
Speaker 1: still there a few days later, Terry once again finds
Speaker 1: himself staring up at it in amusement. When it suddenly
Speaker 1: expanded in size, Terry could not believe what he was seeing.
Speaker 1: With the orb now much bigger, there appeared to be
Speaker 1: something inside it, or rather through it. As Terry later said,
Speaker 1: it was as if he could see a whole other
Speaker 1: landscape bathed in sunlight, as if he were looking through
Speaker 1: a window in the sky to another world where it
Speaker 1: was currently time. Then a black object seemed to fly
Speaker 1: out of it, but he lost sight of it shortly after,
Speaker 1: though undoubtedly strange. The family are reluctant to draw any
Speaker 1: wild conclusions from the peculiar events. They speculate that the
Speaker 1: most likely explanation is that some kind of military experiments
Speaker 1: are going on. In any case, these oddities are soon
Speaker 1: forgotten when a bitter winter draws in that by the
Speaker 1: turn of the new year has claimed the lives of
Speaker 1: two of their herd. By the time spring arrives, three
Speaker 1: more of the sherman's cattle succumb to the harsh conditions,
Speaker 1: and all memory of strange flying objects and gigantic wolves
Speaker 1: has long been forgotten. But all that is about to change.
Speaker 1: Terry is rounding up cattle when he hears his son
Speaker 1: Tease cries. He arrives to find him wretching by the
Speaker 1: banks of the canal behind the ranch and pointing to
Speaker 1: a spot for Terry to go and investigate. Moments later,
Speaker 1: as a torrential rain starts to lash down, Terry is
Speaker 1: waist deep in the canal, tying a thick rope around
Speaker 1: a dead heifer's back legs. Together with Terry's horse, he
Speaker 1: and his son are the animal from the water. Terry
Speaker 1: sinks to the ground, exhausted as the rain streams down
Speaker 1: his face. On the ground before him lies the heifer
Speaker 1: minus its rear end, which appears to have been completely
Speaker 1: removed with surgical precision. The cow's insides are also gone,
Speaker 1: but there is no sign of blood anywhere. Perhaps one
Speaker 1: of the wolves says tea. But Terry isn't so sure. No,
Speaker 1: he thinks this is something else, entirely something he has
Speaker 1: never seen before. It'll prove to be only the first
Speaker 1: of many bizarre cattle mutilations that will plague Terry and
Speaker 1: Gwen over the next few months. Towards the end of
Speaker 1: April nineteen ninety six, Terry is sitting outside the ranch
Speaker 1: one evening after another grueling day, basking in a warm sunset,
Speaker 1: with his three trusted blue Healers by his side. At
Speaker 1: some point, one of the dogs begins to growl, causing
Speaker 1: him to sit up in his chair. It must have
Speaker 1: been several hundred yards away and roughly about the size
Speaker 1: of a tennis ball. It looks as if it were
Speaker 1: made entirely from blue electrical sparks. Dogs barking manically, Terry
Speaker 1: gives them a nod, at which point they tear off
Speaker 1: instantly in pursuit of the strange blue orb. Terry soon
Speaker 1: grows concerned, however, when the dogs chase the thing to
Speaker 1: the edge of a copse before following it into the
Speaker 1: trees and disappearing into the undergrowth. When Terry heads back
Speaker 1: inside later that evening, he reassures the children that the
Speaker 1: dogs will find their way back home. The following morning,
Speaker 1: the heelers have not returned, so Terry heads out to
Speaker 1: find them. Stepping through the trees where he'd seen them last,
Speaker 1: he detects a distinct smell of burnt flesh mingling with
Speaker 1: the morning dew and sage brush. Pushing through to a
Speaker 1: clearing beyond, Terry soon discovers, to his horror the source
Speaker 1: of the smell three circles of dried grass, each with
Speaker 1: their own gooey mess piled up on top the remains
Speaker 1: of his dogs. The loss of the much loved dogs
Speaker 1: is devastating for Terry and the rest of the family,
Speaker 1: who are beginning to feel increasingly terrorized by the weird events.
Speaker 1: For the first time, Terry is thoroughly rattled and worried
Speaker 1: for his family's safety. With no one else to talk to,
Speaker 1: he seeks help from local resident Junior Hicks, who introduced
Speaker 1: himself to the family a few months previously after first
Speaker 1: hearing about the strange events taking place on their ranch.
Speaker 1: Hicks is a retired high school science teacher from the
Speaker 1: nearby town of Roosevelt. Hicks has spent a lifetime trying
Speaker 1: to convince people that there's something peculiar happening around the
Speaker 1: Uinta Basin, but even he isn't sure what to make
Speaker 1: of the recent happenings at what is now the Sherman Ranch.
Speaker 1: IX's fascination with the area stems mostly from a number
Speaker 1: of local sightings of UFOs in the early nineteen fifties.
Speaker 1: In particular, a sighting recorded in nineteen fifty two by
Speaker 1: a Navy warrant officer named Delbert new House that took
Speaker 1: place near Tremont and Utah, just to the north of
Speaker 1: Salt Lake City. While driving through Utah on their way
Speaker 1: to vacation in Portland, Oregon, new House and his wife Norma,
Speaker 1: along with their son Delbert, and daughter Anne, spotted twelve
Speaker 1: saucer shaped objects identical in size flying in the air
Speaker 1: above their car. New House estimated the objects to be
Speaker 1: similar in size to B twenty nine bomber planes if
Speaker 1: they'd been flying at ten thousand feet. After watching them
Speaker 1: for a short time, new House grabbed his film camera
Speaker 1: from the boot of his car and proceeded to record
Speaker 1: the objects for a number of minutes. The footage he
Speaker 1: captured remains to this day one of the most compelling
Speaker 1: in the animals of eupology. For Terry, being able to
Speaker 1: talk openly with Hicks without any fear of judgment was
Speaker 1: a welcome relief, But what Hicks would later tell him
Speaker 1: after they'd inspected the remains of the dogs together, was
Speaker 1: far from reassuring. Hicks had documented over four hundred cases
Speaker 1: of strange sightings within the Uinta region alone, ranging from
Speaker 1: balls of electricity to black triangular objects flying overhead just
Speaker 1: like what Gwen had seen, and this isn't the first
Speaker 1: time that strange things had occurred on the ranch. According
Speaker 1: to Hicks, the former owner, Edith Myers, spoke regularly of
Speaker 1: bizarre goings on at the homestead whenever she ventured into town.
Speaker 1: Hicks himself, who claimed to have worked at the ranch
Speaker 1: carrying out small jobs for Edith, had also noticed little
Speaker 1: oddities occurring there, such as compasses behaving irregularly. Hicks has
Speaker 1: a number of theories for what might be going on,
Speaker 1: but there is one in particular that proves especially unsettling
Speaker 1: to the Shermans. One afternoon, Junior Hicks brings round a
Speaker 1: map of the local region to the Sherman's home. After
Speaker 1: spreading it out in front of Terry, he picks out
Speaker 1: the position of the Sherman Rah, noting how it seems
Speaker 1: unnaturally snipped out of the surrounding Uinta and Ouay reservation.
Speaker 1: It wouldn't be the first time a piece of land
Speaker 1: had been confiscated from indigenous communities and sold off, but
Speaker 1: the Sherman ranch is a decidedly different proposition, since the
Speaker 1: local Native American Noutche community, as Hicks explains, had never
Speaker 1: wanted anything to do with it in the first place.
Speaker 1: While the Noutche were being pressed on each side by
Speaker 1: newcomers hungry for the land they occupied, they were forced
Speaker 1: to enter into a series of strategic alliances in the
Speaker 1: last bid for survival. One such alliance came at a
Speaker 1: bloody cost for the neighboring Dinae people later named Navajo
Speaker 1: by settlers from Spain in retaliation, So the story goes,
Speaker 1: one night, the Dnae medicine men gathered under the cover
Speaker 1: of darkness, and, while illuminated by the flickering flames of
Speaker 1: a ritual fire, danced and chanted a curse upon the
Speaker 1: Nutche and their land. Ever since, the tribe have considered
Speaker 1: themselves haunted by the embodiment of this curse. Terrifying shape
Speaker 1: shifting witches they call ye now de Luchi, otherwise known
Speaker 1: as skin walkers. The skin walker of Dnay folklore exists
Speaker 1: only to bring death or ill harm to any who
Speaker 1: come across it. They like to take a non human form,
Speaker 1: most often as a coyote or a wolf. Once changed,
Speaker 1: it will start to seek out its prey, stalking them
Speaker 1: at night and occasionally sprinkling the dust of ground children's
Speaker 1: bones into their victims' homes to cause sickness. According to
Speaker 1: Junior Hicks, the local Noutche considered the entirety of the
Speaker 1: table top ridge at the north end of the Sherman's
Speaker 1: Ranch to be part of the skin walker's domain, and
Speaker 1: as such were terrified to go anywhere near it. In fact,
Speaker 1: the ridge is even known locally as Skinwalker Ridge. There
Speaker 1: is one place, in particular, according to Hicks, that is
Speaker 1: especially feared, a place called Dark Canyon, located just over
Speaker 1: thirty miles to the north of the ranch. It is
Speaker 1: thought that many of the ancient petroglyphs prehistoric rock drawings
Speaker 1: found within the canyon are in fact depictions of these
Speaker 1: terrifying creatures. It is also there that some belief new
Speaker 1: skin walkers are created, where tribal which dressed in masks
Speaker 1: and beads, gather in caves lined with human heads, singing
Speaker 1: discordant songs around rising fires as they draw pictures in
Speaker 1: the dirt, before spitting and defecating on their markings as
Speaker 1: they summon another skin walker into existence. Junior Hicks also
Speaker 1: explained to the Shermans that to the Noute, the sighting
Speaker 1: of a wolf or a dog in strange circumstances was
Speaker 1: evidence enough that they had seen a skin walker, and
Speaker 1: any such sighting was deemed a portent of immediate danger
Speaker 1: to their families. Terry thought back uneasily to that early
Speaker 1: encounter with the wolf that would not be killed, and
Speaker 1: the time a huge wolf like creature had approached Gwen's trial.
Speaker 1: Although Terry tried to ignore Hick's warnings, there was no
Speaker 1: ignoring the number of dead and mutilated cattle that continued
Speaker 1: to mount up and the effect it was all having
Speaker 1: on the family's mental health, not to mention finances. The
Speaker 1: final straw comes late one evening in July. After the
Speaker 1: family settles down for the night, Terry notices the lights
Speaker 1: in the yard are flickering on and off. Then the
Speaker 1: inside lights start to dim and flicker too. Seconds later,
Speaker 1: Gwen lets out a horrifying scream when she catches sight
Speaker 1: of another orb gently hovering around the homestead, lingering by
Speaker 1: the window as if it's watching them. Moments later it
Speaker 1: has gone, but the Shermans have had enough. By the
Speaker 1: end of that summer in nineteen ninety six, they have
Speaker 1: lost a total of fourteen cattle in two years, and
Speaker 1: the stress of it all was exerting a heavy toll.
Speaker 1: Gwen is on the verge of losing her job at
Speaker 1: the local bank due to all the sleepless nights and
Speaker 1: missed hours, and the children's grades at school are suffering too.
Speaker 1: In the end, the Shermans decide it is time to sell.
Speaker 1: They are just in the process of putting the ranch
Speaker 1: up for sale when they receive a phone call from
Speaker 1: someone in Las Vegas calling on behalf of a man
Speaker 1: named Robert Bigelow. As the caller explains. A few days earlier,
Speaker 1: Bigelow had been alerted to an article in Utah's Desert
Speaker 1: News about the weird happenings at the Sherman Ranch. Without
Speaker 1: even wishing to view the property, Bigelow is willing to
Speaker 1: make an immediate offer of two hundred thousand dollars to
Speaker 1: take the ranch off their hands. The sh Germans don't
Speaker 1: think twice. When Robert Bigelow was a young boy, he
Speaker 1: listened with astonishment as his grandparents recounted a story in
Speaker 1: matter of fact terms about the time an alien spacecraft
Speaker 1: had onced buzzed their car as they made their way
Speaker 1: down a country road just outside of Las Vegas. The
Speaker 1: craft had apparently shot off at an acute angle and
Speaker 1: disappeared into the distance before they were able to get
Speaker 1: a proper look at it. Later, Bigelow became a multi
Speaker 1: millionaire through his hospitality company Budget Suites of America, but
Speaker 1: the wonder of hearing his grandparents' story had never left him.
Speaker 1: In the early nineteen nineties, with significant financial means, Bigelow
Speaker 1: began funding a series of fringe science projects through the
Speaker 1: University of Nevada in Las Vegas. The programs were designed
Speaker 1: to cover a wide area of study, investigating various phenomena
Speaker 1: such as near death experiences, altered states of consciousness, and
Speaker 1: extrasensory perception. By nineteen ninety six, he was ready to
Speaker 1: take his fascination to another level. Colin Kelleher was a
Speaker 1: bright young biochemist working at the National Jewish Center for
Speaker 1: Immunology in Denver when he came across a job recruitment
Speaker 1: ad in science placed by something calling itself the National
Speaker 1: Institute for Discovery Science, or NIDS. The institute, set up
Speaker 1: by Robert Bigelow, sought to bring together PhD level scientists
Speaker 1: from across the scienceic spectrum to investigate paranormal phenomena. It
Speaker 1: listed as its remit the modest intention to study the
Speaker 1: origin and evolution of consciousness in the universe. Kellerher was
Speaker 1: instantly hooked and without hesitation, applied for the job. A
Speaker 1: few weeks later, he is on a plane to Las
Speaker 1: Vegas to take up his new role as an NIDS
Speaker 1: research manager. On his arrival in Vegas, Kelleher finds Bigelow
Speaker 1: to be an engaging, intelligent, and ambitious character who is
Speaker 1: genuinely and deeply committed to the organization's goals. This commitment
Speaker 1: is echoed loudly by the team of personnel so far
Speaker 1: brought to the table, including two of the only twelve
Speaker 1: humans ever to have walked on the Moon, doctor Harrison
Speaker 1: Schmidt and doctor Edgar Mitchell. Alongside them is retired US
Speaker 1: Army Colonel John Alexander, a Special Forces eighteen commander during
Speaker 1: the American Vietnamese War. Alexander had become a controversial figure
Speaker 1: due to his interest in non lethal defense and the
Speaker 1: potential of mind control in warfare. With the newly assembled
Speaker 1: NIDS team eager to get out into the field to
Speaker 1: put their investigative skills to the test, Bigelow suggests the
Speaker 1: Sherman Ranch as their first case study, and in September
Speaker 1: nineteen ninety six they move onto their new homestead. A
Speaker 1: huge observation trailer is installed opposite the ranch house and
Speaker 1: loaded with all the latters tech to conduct their investigations,
Speaker 1: including spectrum and frequency analyzers and recording equipment utilizing the
Speaker 1: latest in seedy rome based storage. A bank of monitors
Speaker 1: is assembled, piled up alongside boxes of magnetometers and Geiger counters,
Speaker 1: useful for recording any radioactive discharges that might be taking place.
Speaker 1: Despite their eagerness to leave the property, Terry and Gwen
Speaker 1: had not been entirely ready to give in. They'd taken
Speaker 1: it as a personal affront that the family was effectively
Speaker 1: run off their land and arranged a deal with Bigelow
Speaker 1: to not only keep cattle on the ranch, but also
Speaker 1: to assist the n I d. S Team as property
Speaker 1: managers of what would henceforth be known as Bigelow Ranch.
Speaker 1: When the team arrives, Terry takes Column, Kelleher and the
Speaker 1: others on a tour of the property to get a
Speaker 1: sense of what exactly they are up against. As they walk,
Speaker 1: the team listens enrapt as Terry recounts the events of
Speaker 1: the past few years. On that bright September day, As
Speaker 1: the chirrup of crickets mixes with the lowing of distant
Speaker 1: cattle and a warm breeze drifts over the pastures, it
Speaker 1: isn't hard to see why the Shermans had resisted leaving
Speaker 1: for so long. Moments later, Terry, Kelleher and another colleague
Speaker 1: are staring down at the putrid carcass of a cow,
Speaker 1: one of two from the farm next door that had
Speaker 1: died in the last few days from mysterious circumstances. The
Speaker 1: next day, Bigelow's team begin by compiling witness testimonies from
Speaker 1: the neighboring ranch families and reservation residents, which, over the
Speaker 1: following months reveal a startling number of bizarre and inexplicable
Speaker 1: experiences that have occurred over the years. In tandem with
Speaker 1: these reports, in the day, the team take electromagnetic readings
Speaker 1: and test the land for levels of radiation. Come the night,
Speaker 1: they take it in turns to sit under the stars
Speaker 1: and gaze up at the sky in the hope of
Speaker 1: spotting anything unusual. By December, the snows arrive, and as
Speaker 1: the temperature continues to drop, Terry moves most of the
Speaker 1: cattle to the family's new ranch, located twenty or so
Speaker 1: miles away. Column Kelliher and the rest of the NIDS
Speaker 1: team bring the first age of their investigations to a
Speaker 1: close and return back to their Las Vegas headquarters. In February,
Speaker 1: the cattle return to the Bigelow ranch two weeks later,
Speaker 1: Terry is tagging some of the new arrivals. Having singled
Speaker 1: one out, he quickly grabs it by the head and
Speaker 1: wrestles it to the ground. Its mother watches nervously as
Speaker 1: Terry punches the first tag quickly through its ear. Terry
Speaker 1: waits for the calf to settle down again, then takes
Speaker 1: the other ear and swiftly punches in a second tag.
Speaker 1: The calf is released in a flurry of jerking movements,
Speaker 1: trying to shake off the pain as it stumbles back
Speaker 1: to the safety of its mother. A short time later,
Speaker 1: Terry and Gwen are inspecting the rest of their animals
Speaker 1: when an anxious barking catches their attention. One of their
Speaker 1: heelers appears to have spotted something on the edge of
Speaker 1: the field. It wanders off to investigate and is soon
Speaker 1: yapping at something in the undergrowth. Then, without warning, she
Speaker 1: sprints off into the scrub. Moments later, a strange cry
Speaker 1: comes within the herd. It is happening again. Terry runs
Speaker 1: to the mother whose calf he'd just tagged, but there
Speaker 1: is no sign of the younger animal until he notices
Speaker 1: the small leg bone, freshly shorn of meat, lying on
Speaker 1: the ground before him. Taking a few more steps, Terry
Speaker 1: comes across the rest of the butchered carcass. It is
Speaker 1: laid out on the grass with its legs splayed, its
Speaker 1: organs have been ripped from the inside and its hide
Speaker 1: almost completely removed, exposing the ribs underneath. One of its
Speaker 1: ears has also been sliced off, but there isn't a
Speaker 1: speck of blood in sight. Terry steps back in shock,
Speaker 1: then calls out for Gwen. Five hours later, having flown
Speaker 1: straight up from Vegas, doctor Colin Kelleher, along with the
Speaker 1: physicist and veterinarian from the NIDS team, are standing over
Speaker 1: the remains. The three men swiftly get to work fishing
Speaker 1: for magnetic and radioactive anomalies, anxiously eyeing the edges of
Speaker 1: the pasture as the machines bleep and hiss. It is
Speaker 1: clear from the way the animals are huddled together that
Speaker 1: something out there is watching them, and it's making the
Speaker 1: men nervous. Looking closely at the calf's ear, the vet
Speaker 1: remarks on the precision of the cut, and when the
Speaker 1: autopsy is finished, it is clear that if the culprit
Speaker 1: is an animal, it isn't something that any of them
Speaker 1: have ever seen before. On the edge of the herd,
Speaker 1: the calf's mother lowers her head and sniffs at the
Speaker 1: ground as she waits for the child that will never return.
Speaker 1: For Gwen and Terry. It is yet an another animal
Speaker 1: loss to the high strangeness, and despite all the combined
Speaker 1: credentials of Bigelow's investigative team, no one can explain it
Speaker 1: and things are about to get even more terrifying. You've
Speaker 1: been listening to Unexplained Season seven, episode ten, Into the Badlands,
Speaker 1: Part two of three. Part three will be released next Friday,
Speaker 1: November twenty fourth. This episode was written by Richard McLain Smith. Unexplained.
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