This one is a bit of a deviation from the world of true crime. This time, we are covering the black eyed kids. If you haven't heard of the black eyed kids, don't worry, neither had fox. Well, maybe worry just a little. Because sometimes what you don't know, can hurt you.

In this episode, I tell Fox two famous black eyed kid stories. Brian Bethel's run in with the black eyed kids in 1996 was the introductory story or many of us. So it is only fitting that it is my first story here tonight. Then we go on to tell of a couple, in rural Vermont, that actually did the unthinkable. They let them in.

Then we go over the possible explanations as to what these children could actually be.

This isn't a serious, deep exploration into the creepy world of black eyed kids. Just a light-hearted skim on the surface, to give Fox an introduction to the strange and creepy world of the paranormal.

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Finally! We hear Natalia's (Natalyah, new spelling) side of this wild story in her own words. "The Curious Case of Natalia Grace: Natalia Speaks" on Max from ID.
There are always two sides to the story. We heard what Michael had to say, now it is Natalia's turn. She addresses the accusations made against her in season one, and she shares additional details about her history.
Standing at the end of the bed holding a knife. Epigenetic age testing. Pepper spray as punishment. New life with the Mans family.

She talks about all of it. We watched it, and you know we have a few things to say about it

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