For more spine-tingling tales and to support the podcast, visit Dairyland Frights Patreon and become a part of our spooky community. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and rate us 5 stars to help us bring you more eerie content.
Join us for a spine-chilling episode of Dairyland Frights, where we delve into the eerie phenomenon of Black Eyed Children. Host John takes you through harrowing tales that will leave you questioning what lurks in the shadows. From a midnight caller at the door to unsettling encounters on deserted roads, these stories explore the terrifying presence of these mysterious figures.
Topics Covered:
- The unsettling encounter of a woman confronted by Black Eyed Children at her door
- The infamous story of journalist Brian Bethel's encounter in Abilene, Texas
- Insights from author Jason Offit on the origins and characteristics of Black Eyed Children
- Comparisons to folklore figures like changelings and water babies
- Theories on the nature of these entities, from demonic to extraterrestrial
00:00 - Introduction to the episode and listener appreciation
02:15 - Midnight Caller: A chilling encounter with Black-Eyed Children
15:45 - Brian Bethel's account and the global spread of the phenomenon
27:30 - Expert insights from Jason Offit on Black-Eyed Children
35:20 - Folklore parallels: Changelings and water babies
42:10 - Theories on the Origins of Black-Eyed Children
50:00 - Linda's terrifying night and the mysterious disappearance
Discover the dark and mysterious world of the Black-Eyed Children and their sinister nature. Whether you're a skeptic or a believer, these stories will haunt your thoughts long after the episode ends. Remember, when you hear a knock at your door, be sure to check their eyes before letting them in.
Stay spooky, my friends!
Brian Bethel
[Abilene News Reporter](https://www.reporternews.com/)
Jason Offitt
[Jason Offitt's Website](https://jasonoffitt.com/)
Montclair State University
[Montclair State University](https://www.montclair.edu/)
Northwest Missouri State University
[Northwest Missouri State University](https://www.nwmissouri.edu/)