Two raccoon outlaws dig up the Great Plains' buried history — what the record proves, and what the locals only ever whispered.
Two raccoon outlaws dig up the Great Plains' buried history — what the record proves, and what the locals only ever whispered.
In 1923, Walgren Lake had a monster — 40 feet, a single horn, and a roar that emptied the shoreline. Documented, or the best small-town hoax in Nebraska history? The Boys settle it.
New stories the first Friday of every month.
Each episode unearths a strange-but-true Great Plains story — a lake monster, a buried fortune, a little town with a great big secret — and tells it in two layers.
What's documented. Sylvester sticks to the paperwork — the dates, the inquests, the dull facts that happen to be true.
What got passed down. Mortimer reads between the lines — the stories folks told late at night when they thought nobody was listening.
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