Malheur Butte

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Location: Malheur Butte, Oregon, United States of America
Dates Active: Unknown
Category: Evil Spirits, Haunting, Mysterious Sounds, Peculiar Natural Formations, Shadows, Witchcraft
Cause: Unknown
Status: Ongoing
Entry ID: 030624A-00082

Summery: 

This extinct volcano is home to strange living shadows, ghost dogs, and is supposedly a meeting place for witches.

In Depth:

Malheur Butte is an extinct volcano that is located near the border between eastern Oregon and Idaho, just west of Ontario. The butte was once used by native Americans to watch the wagon trains heading west along the Oregon Trail. In the mid-1800s groups of trappers made a cache of animal furs and supplies near the nearby Malheur River, when the natives found and raided the stash. The area has since been named Malheur, which is French for "misfortune."

The story of Malheur Butte becomes much darker in more recent years, with stories of all sorts of strange activity and rumors of dark magics. Covens of witches were supposedly at one time meeting here on the regular, usually under the cover of darkness, to perform rituals and cast spells. Even today, some people swear that they see these witches, their robes, or even the ghosts of these witches darting about the Butte itself.

But that isn't the only thing dark creature that calls Malheur Butte home. Shadow creatures of varying description sometimes appear around Butte, usually described as imps or black dogs, with large heads and skinny legs. One of the most notable thing about these creatures is that they are usually said to have no eyes, or black voids where their eyes should have been. They are also quite fast and regularly chase away those curious enough to try and visit.

Accompanying these figures are stories of whispers, voices and laughter seemingly coming from nowhere. 

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Last Update: March 23, 2024

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