Uncle's Encounter with Mothman in Point Pleasant's Haunted Dutch Colonial House

In a recent video from the YouTube channel TCC Research, host Eugene Johnson shares some spooky stories from his own family history. While these tales don't necessarily involve Bigfoot, they're certainly worth a listen for any fans of the paranormal. According to Eugene, his uncle Gary and their family friend Matthew had a series of eerie experiences in a Dutch colonial house that his grandfather owned in the 1980s. The house was said to be extremely creepy, and the two boys heard voices and footsteps, as well as experiencing strange occurrences with a bathroom door that seemed to open by itself. But the most chilling story of all is when the two boys heard what sounded like a group of people upstairs, and as they approached the glass French doors leading to the attic, they opened completely by themselves. Both boys swear to this day that it happened. After leaving the Dutch colonial house, the family moved to a new home on Cole Road, which was located in a heavily wooded area. The upstairs of the house didn't have any electricity, and one night, Eugene's father, uncle, and family friend Matthew saw a light burning in the attic. When they drove up to the house, the light disappeared. Eugene also shares a story from his father and uncle Ricky, who claimed to have been followed by strange lights while riding their bicycles on Red River Road when they were teenagers. According to Eugene's father, the lights made a "woo" sound, similar to the calls that have been reported by Bigfoot witnesses. While these stories may not be directly related to Bigfoot, they're certainly intriguing and add to the overall sense of mystery and wonder that surrounds the world of the paranormal. If you're interested in learning more, be sure to check out the full video on TCC Research's YouTube channel.