West Virginia Folklore: Indrid Cold

He speaks without talking, you listen without hearing.

[DiaFeliz]

I just love the story of Indrid Cold. You did a good job with this video. Nice too see others who do not consider Indrid Cold as Mothman or the grinning man.

[Scummingbird]

Finally, I've found a channel devoted to my favorite cryptid. Great work!

[herm]

West Virginia is so cool but also creepy

[Karlemids]

most of the recent TV versions of this incident have used dramatic licence to portray Indrid as a scary character, claiming as such he had a "manacing smile & pale complexion." which isn't true.
It is very interesting how the producers of these programs insist on using fear to keep people from researching the truth.

[deckofcards]

Definitely sounds like something totally alien or from another dimension attempting to communicate as best as possible with humans

[kingle]

I sleep breath and bleed same as you GOD DAMN SYNTHS
I'm sorry guys I'm that person in the comments

[lunaremerald]

Anyone else watching West Virginia folklore to see what might be in fallout 76

[graywolf]

if they include some of this fallout 76 is going to play like a fucking horror movie, can you imagine playing the game walking down this road and some disembodied voice starts talking to you

[andythrust]

Then let me be the first to comment. Indrid Cold did not grin, he smiled in a cordial manner. Adding the grin to your story is detracting from you presenting yourself as a researcher.

The so called "Grinning man" has nothing to do with the Derenberger case and was itself only reported by two frightened boys.

Indrid Cold approached the vehicle from the passenger side. His suit was a dark metallic blue.