Sep 14, 2026 · 1h 7m
Teen hears his name as a clawed creature gives chase
It Knew My Name
The episode turns a set of wilderness reports into a focused question about fear, sensitivity, and entities that may target children.
- 1The reports range from a horse-headed humanoid and fae-like beings to horned, Bigfoot-like, and dogman-like creatures.
- 2The Pennsylvania account becomes the episode’s central mystery when a pursuing creature appears to recognize one teenager by name.
- 3Kyle Filson and Cam weigh paranormal explanations against misidentification, incomplete evidence, and the lasting effects of terror.
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A Pennsylvania teenager sees a clawed creature pursue four boys, then hears it speak his name before stopping at an apparent invisible boundary.
The brief
Kyle Filson and Cam mark the show’s 13th anniversary with reports that move from Ohio’s horse-headed humanoid to fae-like beings in a mountain camp.
The middle stories widen the uncertainty: a three-horned creature leaves disputed evidence, a gray-haired figure frightens a sledding boy, and a nighttime attack suggests a dogman-like presence.
The episode’s strongest account follows four Pennsylvania teenagers toward an abandoned quarry, where one boy senses they are watched before a huge clawed creature pursues them.
The creature appears to target the most perceptive child, speaks his name, and stops at an invisible boundary, sharpening the question of deliberate paranormal intent.
Kyle and Cam connect the stories through fear, individual sensitivity, and the possibility that frightening encounters can leave psychological effects long after the witnesses escape.
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Expanded Perspectives Elite
The bonus continuation promises additional wilderness and dogman accounts beyond the regular episode.