The Wicked Sisters of Appalachia

Today's tale takes us deep into the mountains of Southwest Virginia, where a legend tells of two sisters whose very souls seemed woven from the darkest threads of the mountains. In this episode of MountainLore, we delve into the sinister saga of these two, whose wickedness was whispered to be the devil's own handiwork.
Even in death, the sisters' legacy of terror refused to be buried, haunting the place they were buried with eerie sightings and chilling sounds that serve as a grim reminder of the evil spirits that some say still roam these Appalachian hills.
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Sweet dreams, podcast listeners…
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[@chrisjarvis2287]

That wasn't a Banshee wail. That was Sasquatch

[@deecooper1567]

Spooky when one has a vivid imagination 🫣👵🏻👩‍🌾❣️

[@crystaldunn733]

I'm second from Wheeling Wva the Northern Panhandle ❤ the story

[@MountainLorePodcast]

Thank you!

[@bonnieyuse5876]

Im surrprised there was anything left of her after the dog attack and that the town people even buried them! 😮

[@rebeccaeverhardt214]

I’m a new subscriber and I just had to tell you how much I enjoyed your story and I hope to find more just like this one as I watch your other videos. ❤

[@MountainLorePodcast]

Welcome aboard!

[@rainbowgold6410]

Interesting story. Pretty good 👍

[@MountainLorePodcast]

Thanks! Glad you liked it.

[@Stephanie-dj4iy]

Im first ❤ thanks enjoyed it

[@MountainLorePodcast]

We’re glad you liked our tale. Thanks for listening!

[@beccaboo3040]

They sound lovely 😁❤

[@user-ii3wh5uu5l]

❤

[@cboy-ou2hr]

I have to be the one to ask were the sisters fine at least 😂

[@shadowears]

Is this story from the Hiltons community of Scott County? If not where is the location of the sisters burial supposed to be?

[@MountainLorePodcast]

It is indeed a tale adapted from one that’s been told about two sisters from Scott County.

[@shadowears]

@@MountainLorePodcast Thanks!

[@barbarawarren9645]

Pictures would be nice.

[@MountainLorePodcast]

Well, we’re really an audio podcast. To get on UA-cam music, we had to start a UA-cam channel, but we don’t plan to be shooting videos. However, we are experimenting and did add some pictures in our latest episode “A Ghostly Run of Likker.” Check it out!

[@karenwright8556]

Gruesome and terrible. I don't think anyone should pass on such tales. People make up things when they don't know the true facts. The neighbors sure were malicious enough to make up such a story. I don't think they knew what those two girls may have suffered while growing up. Certainly no one deserves to be eaten by dogs.🥺

[@Any-Okra]

Are you serious??? Lol. Of course your name is Karen. If you know the "facts" then please enlighten us , if not then go somewhere else if you don't like the stories

[@donnadunlop7853]

💙💙

[@brandynicolemorrison35]

You should tell the story of Frankie Silver

[@MountainLorePodcast]

We’ll look into doing that one again for UA-cam. Thanks!

[@Any-Okra]

What town was this in ?? Gate City ??

[@MountainLorePodcast]

I don't think it was there but rather somewhere else in Scott County.

[@dennisburt4614]

Sounds like a cpl girls ahead of there time everygirl i date got those girls souls in em

[@larryhatfield7372]

Typical woman

[@Badgerlife]

Coming from a Hatfield! Sheesh

[@larryhatfield7372]

@@Badgerlife God dam right