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"They Aren't Trees...": The Chilling Final Call of Station 4

The Chilling Final Call of Station 4 | 1942 Lookout Mystery In the summer of 1942, amidst the height of World War II, the Pacific Northwest was on high alert. But at a remote fire lookout known only as "Station 4," the threat wasn't coming from enemy planes—it was coming from the woods themselves. Join your host, Midnight Rider, as we uncover the terrifying disappearance of fire lookout Thomas Braden. Known as a stoic and unflappable man, Braden’s tenure at the Iron Mountain Lookout ended with a frantic, chilling phone call to the ranger station below. He spoke of "trees" that moved, scratching sounds on the catwalk, and a cryptic warning that has baffled investigators for decades: "I'm not burning. I'm becoming." Was it isolation-induced psychosis? A brush with enemy saboteurs? Or did Thomas Braden encounter the "Grey Giants" whispered about in local logging lore? Turn off the lights, lock your doors, and listen to the final call of Station 4. 🌲 Have a story to tell? If you have a paranormal experience or an unexplained mystery, send your story to mycreepyencounter@gmail.com. Follow Channel 19 Mysteries: 🎙️ Host: Midnight Rider 🔔 Don't forget to subscribe and hit the bell icon so you never miss a transmission. Breaker one-nine, you’ve tuned your dial to Channel 19 Mysteries, the frequency for the stories the rest of the world is too scared to hear. I’m your host, the Midnight Rider, keeping you company on those long, lonely stretches of blacktop with a payload of high strangeness and cold, hard reality. We have nothing but respect for the knights of the road, and we know that when you're burning diesel at 3 AM, you see things most people wouldn't believe. We don't just scratch the surface here; we haul the heavy loads nobody else will touch. From the unsolved true crime mysteries haunting the truck stops to the things moving in the tree line that science refuses to acknowledge. Whether it’s a rig vanishing into thin air, strange lights hovering over a desert highway, or a shadow person standing on the shoulder—if it can’t be explained, it’s in our logbook. Broadcasting 3 to 5 times Weekly: Hauling heavy stories for the long, dark road. So, keep the greasy side down, the shiny side up, and your doors locked. Stay safe out there, drivers. Got a story from the road? A creepy encounter at a rest area or an impossible mystery seen through the windshield? Key up the mic—I want to tell it. Send your accounts to MyCreepyEncounter@gmail.com. Your story might just be the one keeping a fellow driver awake tomorrow night. Over and out.