The Enigma of Oscar: Indiana's Dining Table-Sized Turtle

Join "The Gentleman" and "The Disturbed Southern Belle" as they continue their fascinating exploration of cryptids across the United States, focusing on Indiana, Iowa, and Kansas. The episode kicks off with the legendary Beast of Busco, an enormous snapping turtle reported to be the size of a dining room table, lurking in Indiana's waters.

Next, venture into the eerie depths of Indiana's Mill Race Park, where the Mill Race Monster brought an air of fear and mystery with its sightings in 1974. Described as a slimy, green-furred creature, its terrifying appearance left deep marks in the community's memory.

Then, travel to Iowa to uncover the strange story of the Van Meter Visitor, a winged humanoid that terrorized the small town of Van Meter in the early 1900s. With bat-like wings and a glowing horn, this bizarre creature defied explanation and inspired both fear and curiosity among locals.

Finally, explore Kansas' legendary Sinkhole Sam, a serpentine cryptid dwelling in Inman Lake, igniting imaginations with tales of its massive size and mysterious origin. Whether a prehistoric remnant or a misunderstood aquatic monster, Sinkhole Sam remains an elusive enigma.