The Puckwudgie: Vicious Little People of the Bridgewater Triangle

Описание: The Bridgewater Triangle has its own legendary curse. This week, Krystal Clear Lore faces the Puckwudgie, a cryptid described as an intelligent, humanoid creature standing between two and four feet tall. These are not your garden-variety gremlins; the Puckwudgie is a hostile trickster responsible for everything from mischief to homicide.


We begin with an audio drama detailing the chilling final hours of Ranger Sergeant Mara Costa in the Freetown-Fall River State Forest, a known hotspot for Puckwudgie activity. Mara’s encounter reveals the creature's sinister methods: shooting thin, gray, sizzling poison arrows and deploying powerful mind control to force victims to leap from the quarry edge. Listen as we detail the macabre signature left behind: a mouth sewn shut with porcupine quills and a single rotten blueberry.


Later in the episode, we delve into the academic and community lore. We trace the creature’s origins back to the Wampanoag people, where the name translates to "little people who disappear". We examine the ancient tale of the giant Kwasind, who was stoned to death by the Puk-Wudjies, and the attempt by Mowshop to exterminate them. Finally, we discuss the modern evidence, including the controversial Pukwudgie crossing sign installed by the Freetown Police in Massachusetts' Bermuda Triangle.


EPISODE TIMESTAMPS:

• 0:11 — Audio Drama: The Fate of Ranger Mara Costa at the Quarry
• 7:31 — History of the Puckwudgie and the Bridgewater Triangle
• 9:00 — Physical Description: Milk-White Eyes and Porcupine Quills
• 16:57 — Wampanoag Lore: The Battle with Mowshop and the Giant Sons
• 24:58 — Modern Evidence: The Freetown Pukwudgie Crossing Sign

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