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Voices In Woods

Voices In Woods

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Do you ever wonder what truly lurks beyond the well-trodden path? Voices In Woods invites you into the chilling heart of the wilderness, where nature's beauty hides unimaginable terror. This is where forgotten trails whisper tales of the uncanny, where every shadow holds a secret, and where the silence is often more terrifying than any scream. We delve into unsettling true horror stories, unexplained phenomena, and spine-tingling folklore from the darkest corners of the natural world, exploring the primal fear of being lost and alone in the vast, indifferent wild. From cryptid encounters to survival horror and unsettling disappearances, Voices In Woods brings you meticulously crafted narratives that will make you rethink your next camping trip. New bone-chilling episodes are released daily, Monday through Sunday, promptly at 9:00 AM EST, ensuring your week is filled with dread. Perfect for fans of survival horror, wilderness mysteries, and anyone who feels a shiver down their spine when the wind howls through the trees. Uncover the terror. Subscribe to Voices In Woods.© 2026 OBOMEDIA Creators Spiritualität
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  • Twelve Seconds Missing: The Tracks That Changed on Arrowood Ridge

    Twelve Seconds Missing: The Tracks That Changed on Arrowood Ridge
    Jul 29 2026
    Twelve Seconds Missing: The Tracks That Changed on Arrowood Ridge

    Cold, silent snow swallowed twelve seconds on Arrowood Ridge - a six-year-old named Cora vanished from her mother's sight and a single set of child-size duck-boot prints led uphill into the trees, growing deeper and longer at an exact line with no other disturbance. The search dogs halted on that slope and a rescue commander found stride lengths change mid-track; how did a forty-four-pound child leave prints that suddenly matched a longer, deeper gait, and where was Cora for the four hours before she was found?

    In this episode, we follow the timeline from the family’s morning on the Ferncroft Trail through the first response and the search-and-rescue team's field measurements, and we consider the unexplained physical evidence that puzzles deputies and handlers: the uphill, solitary tracks and the altered boot impressions. What do the measurements and the dogs’ behavior tell us about those missing twelve seconds?

    Person: Cora Slater
    Person: Angie Slater
    Person: Lloyd Slater
    Person: Gina Crawford
    Event: Search began at approximately 11:04 AM; search-and-rescue on scene by 11:30 AM

    - Cora Slater was six years old and weighed forty-four pounds.
    - The family reached the rosehip patch at approximately 10:15 AM; Angie looked away for an estimated twelve seconds.
    - Deputy Wes Abordi arrived at the trailhead at 11:04 AM; Angie’s 9-1-1 call was logged at 10:28 AM.
    - Pepper, a five-year-old Belgian Malinois with ~400 hours of certification, stopped and sat in the snow about 600 feet upslope at 11:17 AM.
    - On the flat section near the rosehip patch, prints were ~0.5 inches deep and spaced ~14 inches; beyond a line on the slope the prints became deeper with a longer stride.

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    20 Min.
  • Locked Closure, No Tracks: Where Shannon Vanished in Pinewater

    Locked Closure, No Tracks: Where Shannon Vanished in Pinewater
    Jul 28 2026
    Locked Closure, No Tracks: Where Shannon Vanished in Pinewater

    A sealed wilderness closure hid a campsite that should never have existed: a zipped sleeping bag, a factory-sealed fuel canister, and a fragment of rain fly pressed into ash - all inside an area closed since a 2017 lightning fire. How did a methodical, experienced hiker vanish into a locked high-desert wilderness with no tracks in or out?

    In this episode, you’ll hear the timeline from Shannon Tate’s last text to the discovery of her car and the campsite, the search that followed, and the puzzling physical evidence that contradicts the assumed entry point. What did the campsite really reveal - and what did it conceal about where Shannon actually entered and what happened next?

    Person: Shannon Tate
    Location: Pinewater closure, eastern Oregon high desert
    Date: last text October 30, 2022; campsite found December 2023
    Status: Missing; campsite discovered sealed inside closure
    Event: Forest closure since 2017 due to lightning fire

    - Sleeping bag remained zipped inside its compression sack and was bone dry and never unrolled.
    - A single-person backpacking tent was partially collapsed under a layer of pine duff six hundred meters inside the closure.
    - The fuel canister beside the titanium cook kit had its valve factory-sealed and was unused.
    - A fragment of rain fly was wedged into ash at the bottom of the firepit, indicating months of sediment pressure.
    - Shannon’s Nissan was found at the Fenwick trailhead on December 3 with pine needles accumulated on the hood.

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    21 Min.
  • Found in a Hunter's Jacket: How She Survived Five Frozen Nights

    Found in a Hunter's Jacket: How She Survived Five Frozen Nights
    Jul 27 2026
    Found in a Hunter's Jacket: How She Survived Five Frozen Nights

    A dead man's blaze-orange hunting jacket kept a missing nurse alive for five nights in near-freezing Oregon - one boot gone, one name stitched above the pocket, and a single image that stopped a county surveyor cold. Why would a woman who did not hike or hunt, who checked eighteen hens every morning, end up forty yards east of a section corner monument in the Morrow Breaks with a stranger's jacket as her only protection?

    In this episode, we follow the timeline from a Brixton grocery lot to a frozen forest floor and trace the search that began after three nights alone; we recount the details that made neighbors uneasy, the search-and-rescue efforts hampered by snow, and the embroidered clue that became central to the case. How did a largely indoor life and a routine that never missed a call lead to five nights in the wilderness - and how did one garment alter the story?

    Person: Jessica Carter
    Location: Morrow Breaks, near Brixton, Oregon
    Date: November 7-14, 2022
    Status: Found alive after five nights
    Search teams: Deployed November 10 with two dog teams

    - Jessica Carter was 44 years old and worked overnight shifts at Kellum Valley Clinic three nights a week.
    - Her phone last pinged a cell tower at 9:53 PM on November 7, less than two miles west of the grocery store.
    - She was found sitting at the base of a fallen ponderosa with one boot on and the other missing; the temperature was 31 degrees.
    - Neighbors reported 18 hens on her six-acre Aldermoor Road property; the coop feed was untouched and the water low by Tuesday evening.
    - Search operations began November 10 with handlers Diane Mook and Curtis Prewitt; both dogs lost scent within forty yards of the timber edge.

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    22 Min.
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