Paranormal Investigator Shannon LeGro Discusses Shadow People & Bigfoot Encounters

In a recent episode of Eerie Travels, hosts Mark Muncie and Erica Lance had the pleasure of interviewing paranormal journalist and investigator Shannon Legro of Into The Fray. Shannon shared her incredible story of how a childhood encounter with shadow figures in the woods of Utah sparked her lifelong passion for the strange and unexplained. During the interview, Shannon discussed her podcast, Into The Fray, which covers a wide range of topics including UFOs, aliens, hauntings, and of course, Bigfoot. She mentioned that while Bigfoot is her favorite subject, she doesn't consider herself a researcher or investigator, but rather a "story collector." She has been a guest on Mark's show multiple times and was excited to be a part of Eerie Travels. Shannon's passion for the paranormal began when she was just 12 years old. While out four-wheeling with her family in Utah, she saw four pitch-black figures moving through the woods, seemingly unaffected by the terrain or vegetation. The experience left a lasting impression on her and sparked a lifelong obsession with the strange and unexplained. As an adult, Shannon began to consume podcasts on various topics, with Bigfoot being her favorite. She eventually started commenting in Facebook groups and was invited to be a co-host on Sasquatch Chronicles. After leaving the show, she started her own multi-topic podcast, Into The Fray, where she shares her passion for all things paranormal. Shannon's story is a testament to the power of a single, unexplained experience to spark a lifelong passion. Her podcast, Into The Fray, is a must-listen for anyone interested in the strange and unexplained. Be sure to check it out and keep an eye out for future collaborations between Shannon and the Eerie Travels team. If you're interested in watching the full interview, you can find it on the Eerie Travels YouTube channel. Don't forget to subscribe and turn on notifications so you won't miss any future episodes. And as always, stay strange and keep seeking the unexplained.