Nature Trails at Riverside Park
Nature Trails at Riverside Park in Fort Morgan, Colorado is included on ODDKNOWN because a source-recorded haunting or paranormal story is tied to the location. Source-reported background: Rumors have called her the River Witch, a woman in the 1900's who practiced the dark arts, and was treated very badly by all of Fort Morgan's residents, so one night she was sick of it and walked into the river, killing herself. Reported activity: The trail runs all along the South Plate River, and the whole way to the Ponds, witnesses report hearing and sense spirits. Some people have become possessed, or followed by spirits. Most of the spirits revolve around her. The Shadowlands/TidyTuesday entry is a compiled report, so the paranormal claims are presented as folklore or witness reports rather than verified supernatural evidence.
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Nature Trails at Riverside Park in Fort Morgan, Colorado is included on ODDKNOWN because a source-recorded haunting or paranormal story is tied to the location. Source-reported background: Rumors have called her the River Witch, a woman in the 1900's who practiced the dark arts, and was treated very badly by all of Fort Morgan's residents, so one night she was sick of it and walked into the river, killing herself. Reported activity: The trail runs all along the South Plate River, and the whole way to the Ponds, witnesses report hearing and sense spirits. Some people have become possessed, or followed by spirits. Most of the spirits revolve around her. The Shadowlands/TidyTuesday entry is a compiled report, so the paranormal claims are presented as folklore or witness reports rather than verified supernatural evidence.
Source classification: database · Status: reported.
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