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The Not-Deer and Weird Appalachian Lore

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By Sharon Hill Verified
| Skeptoid
by Sharon Hill October 21, 2025 This episode was sponsored by Jay and Carrie from Middleton, WI The white-tailed deer of North, Central, and South America is a very common large mammal. It is so populous that it becomes a nuisance for farmers and gardeners, and also a well-known hazard for drivers. In other words, everyone knows what this deer species looks like and generally has an idea of how it behaves.
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Pop Cryptid Spectator 9

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By Sharon Hill Verified
| sharonahill.com
Welcome to the PCS 9th edition. The appetite for cryptid-tourism is on the rise. Today’s cryptid fan is all about the experience. Not only are people eager to check out the supposed hangouts of mysterious monsters, but they also want to put their travels and beliefs on display via social media. Getting a cool pic in a monster stop is guaranteed to get likes. This edition of the Pop Cryptid Spectator is heavy on tourism and how towns love their local beasts (even if they used to hate them).
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$11 Million Settlement Reached in Federal Suits over Police Shooting of Girl Outside Football Game

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By Sharon Hill Verified
| Claims Journal Verified
An $11 million settlement has been reached in federal lawsuits over police gunfire outside a high school football game near Philadelphia in 2021 that killed an 8-year-old girl and wounded others, an attorney for the girl`s family said.
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