Don't Whistle at Night is based on a series of true stories researched by the Kenhte:ke Paranormal Society across the many haunted locations throughout Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory. Some research includes paranormal investigation, eyewitness testimony, historical documentation, and the help of mediums. The tales of hoofed fiddle players, deer women, the flying head and evil spirits are proven to be real, along with witchcraft and other occult activity. Discretion is advised as this program deals with mature subject matter such as blood sacrifice and demonic worship.
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Don't Whistle at Night is based on a series of true stories researched by the Kenhte:ke Paranormal Society across the many haunted locations throughout Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory. Some research includes paranormal investigation, eyewitness testimony, historical documentation, and the help of mediums. The tales of hoofed fiddle players, deer women, the flying head and evil spirits are proven to be real, along with witchcraft and other occult activity. Discretion is advised as this program deals with mature subject matter such as blood sacrifice and demonic worship.
The Reverend John Stuart was a missionary to the Mohawks at Fort Hunter, New York. During the American Revolutionary War, his life was saved by the Mohawks and he migrated North with his wife Jane and their children. He would make monthly visits for special sermons in Tyendinaga, showing his gratitude for the lives of him and his family being spared from the American Patriots. His successors continue their monthly visits to this day.
Between one of his visits a good friend came to him unexpectedly. The Reverends worst fears were about to come true, but beyond what he could have ever imagined. Rituals, sacrifice, and an unlikely team face off against evil.
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Don't Whistle at Night
Don't Whistle at Night is based on a series of true stories researched by the Kenhte:ke Paranormal Society across the many haunted locations throughout Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory. Some research includes paranormal investigation, eyewitness testimony, historical documentation, and the help of mediums. The tales of hoofed fiddle players, deer women, the flying head and evil spirits are proven to be real, along with witchcraft and other occult activity. Discretion is advised as this program deals with mature subject matter such as blood sacrifice and demonic worship.
