The Appalachian Mountains stretch across thousands of miles and more than a dozen states — ancient, vast, and deeply familiar to those who call them home.
But for generations, people have vanished here.
In this episode of Veil of Echoes, we explore the unsettling patterns behind disappearances in Appalachia, the unspoken rules locals grow up learning, and the stories passed down as warnings rather than entertainment. From missing hikers and hunters to whispers of screams, lights in the hollows, and figures seen where no one should be standing, the mountains have a way of keeping their secrets.
We examine why there is no clear number for how many people have gone missing in Appalachia, how wilderness cases often defy logic, and why some names are remembered only by where they were last seen.
This episode is not about answers — it’s about remembering.
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