• Stay Out of the Parks: National Park Cannibals Want to Eat Your Face

  • Jan 18 2023
  • Length: 10 mins
  • Podcast

Stay Out of the Parks: National Park Cannibals Want to Eat Your Face

  • Summary

  • The internet is known for its fair share of conspiracy theories and trending topics, but some of them are downright WILD.

    In this episode, we are going to discuss a popular theory perpetuated on TikTok that states that our National Parks are actually full of secret feral cannibals that are lying in wait to snatch up hikers and campers.

    What do you think? Are the stories real? Are the cannibals in cahoots with the federal government?

    Be sure to send in your fan theories!


    ***RESOURCE LIST***

    https://nerdist.com/article/american-horror-stories-conspiracy-theory-feral-people-national-parks/

    https://www.pathloom.com/post/national-park-oddities-cannibal-conspiracy-wildlife

    https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZTRphroex/

    https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZTRphhntA/

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    Warning: This episode contains mature content and themes. Listener discretion is strongly advised.

    During this episode we will be discussing crimes involving violence, assault, murder or other disturbing details. Some listeners may find certain portions of our discussion offensive, upsetting or traumatic.

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