Ted and B discover a three-inch hole in which they believe no person has fully explored the cave. They are active cave explorers, so when the two stumble upon ‘Mystery Cave,’ they decide to take a peek inside. Now is this a true story? Many sources say differently, but one thing is for sure, this story is absolutely horrifying. Out of all that is listed, this one feels the most real. The story surfaced on a self-made website by Ted. In 2001, Ted the Caver was the first unintentional Creepypasta. Judge for yourself here if you believe a Skinwalker could be among us.Ĭheck out the story here or watch the adapted film entitled The Rake. The most startling part was when the son ran off to get help the police appeared to be trying to cover the incident, even when there was clear evidence involving the Rake. It was, in fact, the Rake.Īfter a moment of silence, the beast attacked the father and tore him apart, ripping his nose, hands, scalp, and anything the Rake could get its claws on. It wasn’t until they came face to face with a humanoid monster eating and ripping apart what they assumed was another deer. The two were puzzled by the animals’ strange behavior but decided to venture further into the wilderness, following one set of imprints. Presumably, they should be trying to kill each other or the father and son. They followed the tracks from the dear and saw many foxes, wolves, and other animals.
But the way killed didn’t look like any ordinary animal would do such an act.
While finishing their activities, they came across an utterly massacred deer. Its purpose of existence is unclear, but in The Skinwalker story, we get a taste of what it’s like to come face to face with the Rake.Ī son and his father decide to go hunting. You could find him in the woods, tearing at animals for sport late at night. The Rake is a humanoid monster that walks like an ape. The Rake stands out from the rest because of the numerous sightings of this creature. A skinwalker is a dangerous witch who can disguise themselves into different animals. Skinwalkers have been legends for centuries, primarily stemming from Native American culture.
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