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The Pacific Northwest has always felt a little different.Maybe it’s the fog rolling through old forests. Maybe it’s the volcanic mountains. Maybe it’s the feeling that something is just beyond the edge of the flashlight beam. Because up here, the strange stories never really go away.
A haunted hotel perched above the Columbia River Gorge. A serpent-like creature that is said to move beneath the dark waters of Lake Washington. And a pair of UFO photographs so famous they’re still debated more than seventy years later.
Tonight, we’re heading deep into the weird side of the Northwest.
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