All language subtitles for Expedition.X.S03E01.An.American.Werewolf.1080p.AMZN.WEB-DL.DDP2.0.H.264-SLAG_track4_[eng]

My team and I launch our
biggest investigation yet

as we uncover
shocking new reports

of a terrifying creature
prowling the American Midwest.

[man] ...iridescent,
orangish-red eyes.

Six-and-a-half,
seven feet off the ground.

Looking at me.

Is this vicious beast to blame
for a recent killing spree?

-Oh, my God!
-[gasps]

That is horrendous.

[Jessica]
That whole chunk's missing.

Is it a rabid dog, a massive
wolf or an unknown predator?

I think it's a werewolf.

And this time,
I'm joining the hunt.

[animal howling]

[whispers] Definitely sounds
like an animal.

Holy [bleep]. Look at this.

-Look at this!
-Oh, that's huge!

Be really careful
where you're standing.

We got fresh prints here.

[Phil] Something was [bleep]
right there.

Something is out there.

[Jessica] Oh, my God!
Oh, my God, there it is.
You see that?

-Whoa! Whoa!
-Right there. Right there.

And we're on a hunt for
the truth behind...

[Jessica] Holy [bleep]
It's moving in the brush.

...an American Werewolf.

My name is Josh Gates.

In my travels, I've
experienced strange things,

that defy logic and made me
question everything.

Oh, my God!

Now I've put together a team

to investigate the stranger
side of the unknown.

Let's go.

Phil Torres is a scientist

who hunts for
rational explanations.

Jessica Chobot's
paranormal research

has made her a true believer.

Phil, do you see that? I just
saw something run across.

Together,
we're searching for answers...

What is that?

...to the world's
most extraordinary mysteries.

This isExpedition X.

All right, Phil, Jess.

I hope you've got your
pitchforks ready, your silver
bullets on hand.

Because this case
is gonna get a little hairy.

-Werewolves?
-Werewolves?

Hang with me here,
hang with me.

I want to tell you a story
about a guy named
Danny Morgan.

He's from Spring Prairie,
Wisconsin,

and he's driving home one
night on this lonely road

and suddenly he sees something
terrifying coming out
of the woods.

He slows down, manages to snap
a picture with his phone -

a picture that has set
the internet ablaze.

Behold a real-life werewolf.

-I have seen this photo
before.
-And?

[Jessica]
I mean, it's super creepy.

[Phil] It's super creepy
but it's also super blurry.

[Jessica] Yeah.

[Phil] It does look like
a canine if you look
at the rear legs

but it's bipedal,
it's standing upright.

Is this thing legit?

[Josh] That's what we're here
to find out.

I guess it could be something
like a large dog.

Or a wolf that reared up,
maybe 'cause it was scared
of the car,

and at the right time,
he took a photo of it.

And then, voila, it looks kind
of like a werewolf.

Maybe. Maybe not.

If this was just
a one-off sighting, right,

we would dismiss it, fine.

But locals claim that
a creature matching
this description

has been terrorizing this area
for decades.

Elkhorn, Wisconsin.

Newspaper reporter
Linda Godfrey

follows up on a bizarre report
by a woman

who had been driving home
late one evening on Bray Road

a rural street that cuts
through miles of cornfields.

She claims to spot what she
describes as a large
wolf-like creature

running on two legs
at incredible speed.

Little does Godfrey know that
the small piece she writes

would empower an avalanche
of eyewitnesses

to come forward with accounts
of their own sightings

of this mysterious monster.

Faster than you can say,
"Howl at the moon,"

the legend of the
Beast of Bray Road is born.

In the decades that follow,

sightings of the creature
continue with shocking
regularity.

And every eyewitness
description is
practically identical -

a huge terrifying beast with
canine-like features,

dark matted fur,

bright glowing eyes,

moving at remarkable speed,

sometimes on all fours,

sometimes upright
on its hind legs.

Then in 2018,

Danny Morgan's
tantalizing photograph

becomes what believers are
calling "the smoking gun".

Since releasing
his photograph,

Danny Morgan is no longer
talking to the press,

leaving skeptics to suggest
his story is less than
authentic.

But sightings of the beast
have sharply increased
in frequency.

Just last week, a deliveryman
claimed he saw the creature

coming out of the woods
in a nearby town.

And only days ago,

another man encountered
the beast on his farm,

and says it is responsible for
a heinous bloodbath.

Are all of these
credible reports

simply cases of
mistaken identity?

Or is it possible there is an
animal unknown to science

stalking the Midwest?

I know this sounds crazy but
there is a real volume
of sightings here.

This isn't some ancient
bit of folklore.

People have been regularly
reporting this

for the last 30 years.

So, now, it's a humble brag,

but I've been following this
story for a decent amount
of time.

And the County Animal
Control Officer

that patrolled that area

actually collected all of
these eyewitness reports
in a file folder

that was just labelled
"Werewolf".

And that's the point.

These eyewitnesses are
reporting their sightings
as werewolf sightings.

Phil, I can smell the
skepticism wafting off you.

I mean,
werewolves don't exist!

-[Josh] What is it?
-I don't know what that is.

-Aha!
-But there are a lot of
known predators in Wisconsin,

like bears, like wolves.

And in the last 20 years,
a lot of the forest got
replaced by urban sprawl.

So predators are coming out
of the woodwork

and humans are interacting
with them in ways
they didn't expect.

So if they see a wolf on
their street or on the road,

they're gonna be scared of it,
say it's a monster.

I mean, these aren't brand new
farmers that just started
a farm yesterday.

These are people that have
lived in the area for years.

So they would know
the difference between
what is a wolf

versus what is something
that they can't explain.

She's right.
There are a lot of locals

who've been really scared
by whatever this is

and who claim that it is
something other,
something unknown.

So what do you say? Are you
ready to get to the bottom

of the legend of the
Beast of Bray Road?

-Absolutely.
-Yeah, I want to know
what that is.

All right, good. Okay.

For this case, I am gonna be
sending you out there
with some backup.

A real heavy hitter
in the field.

I'm talking about somebody
who's been investigating

legends around the world
for years.

Talented,
a whizz with technology,

he's a pleasure to work with.

Very handsome.

Humble.

-Me, I'm coming with you.
-Oh, that's great!

-It'll be fun.
-Yes!

Look, I really do love this
story, this is right up
my alley.

I love legends like this,

especially one
that's right here in the USA.

I mean, I'm with you, right?
A werewolf in the Midwest?

But we have this photo.

There's been an uptick
in sightings.

Something is killing animals
out there.

There is a real story here and
I want to find out what it is.

-Right, let's go do this.
-Yeah.

One thing.
When we get to Wisconsin,
I get to drive the Jeep.

-Shotgun!
-I'll take back seat.

-Yes. Yes, you will.
-All right.

The next morning,
Phil and Jess and I

hop on a flight to Milwaukee,
Wisconsin.

From there, it's just a short
hour-long drive southwest

to the town of Elkhorn

and the alleged hunting ground
of the Beast.

Nothing like a little weekend
getaway looking for a monster.

Exactly. I actually love
monster stories.

They're, like, some of
my favorite cases.

Because some people might say,
"This sounds ridiculous,"

you know, a werewolf
in Wisconsin.

But those are
my favorite stories

because whether or not
you believe in the creature,

you have to believe
in the mystery, right?

Yeah, people are seeing
something out here
they can't explain

and now we're out here
hunting for a beast.

I mean, it didn't happen
that long ago.

So we're essentially
at the birthplace of
a new urban myth.

Which to me is super cool.

Totally. I mean, there are
people out here,
genuinely terrified,

having encounters
they can't explain.

Whether it's a werewolf
misidentification, folklore,
whatever,

that's what we got to
figure out.

I think there's all sorts of
possibilities out here

which is why what I'm after
here is evidence.

What can we tangibly find and
document and photograph

that could get us towards
some sort of answer?

[Josh] Werewolves are staples
of European folklore.

But there are also actual
sightings reported
around the world.

There were multiple reports
in Scotland

in the 1950s and '60s
of a half-man, half-wolf.

In 1988, security officers
near Wittlich, Germany

spot a large wolf-like
creature standing on.
its hind legs.

2016, locals in the town of
Hull in northern England

have multiple sightings
of a similar beast,

feasting on local dogs.

And then there's right here,

ground zero for
the American Werewolf.

Welcome to Elkhorn, Wisconsin.

Look at this.
This is adorable.

It is a very cute town.

[Josh] Also known as America's
Christmas card town--

[Phil] Okay.

[Josh] ...because of the many
festive paintings

of the charming downtown area

that have been turned into
Christmas cards.

Oh, that is so sweet!

[Josh] This enchanting
farming community

in the heart of
Walworth County,

boasts a population of just
over 10,000 residents,

and quite possibly
one terrifying beast.

Sightings of the cryptid have
been reported
all over the county,

with the highest concentration
of encounters taking place

around Bray Road.

So if we have any chance of
finding a creature

that's managed to elude
identification for decades,

we have to start with
its last known location

and speak to the man
who saw it.

[Josh] I think this is our guy
right here.

-[Jessica] Yep.
-[Phil] There he is.

[Josh] Just a few miles
outside of town,

we've arranged a meeting
with Lee Hampel,

a retired math teacher who's
been living in this area

since 2007.

Recently, while driving, he
had a chilling encounter

with a mysterious creature
just outside his farm

which is located, you've
guessed it, right off
Bray Road.

I understand you've got
quite a story.

Well, I do. I do.

It was30 at night and
I drove down the road.

Here are two iridescent
orangish-red eyes

probably about 150 feet away,
right next to the road.

It's standing looking at me.

I mean, blink of an eye, it's
20 feet out in the field,
instantaneously.

It was gone.

You can't imagine
how fast it moved.

In that moment,

were you thinking, "I just saw
the Beast of Bray Road"?

Absolutely, yes. Yeah, I did.

I called my brother,
00 at night.

And I said,
"I got to tell somebody

because I just saw
what I think is the Beast
of Bray Road.

Were there any other physical
characteristics that
stood out?

-Did you see fur, anything?
-Color?

No, I could not see any fur,
I could not see any color.

My assumption is whatever
it was was very, very dark

or black because there was
no shape that I could see

other than these iridescent
orangish-red eyes,

that were six-and-a-half,
seven feet off the ground.

Looking at me.

-So it was kind of formless?
-Right.

Were you able to tell
where it was headed?

-It was heading directly west.
-What's in the west?

-Is there any area there?
-It just was a cornfield
that had been harvested.

[Jessica] Mm-hm.

What would you say
to someone who says,

"Oh, man, you must've just
seen a deer or a coyote
out there"?

You're wrong,
'cause I know what I saw.

And I've seen deer and coyote
before, many times,

and that was not a deer
or a coyote.

Went back the next day and
I found these very interesting
tracks.

They were five-toed,
seven-pad tracks.

And no animals in these parts
have these tracks.

And did you take any photos
of the tracks?

-I have photos of the tracks.
-Let's see.

Yeah.

Right there.

[Phil] So point out
the five toes to me.

[Lee] Okay. Here's one, two,
three, four, five.

It's canid because you can see
the claw right there.

There's the center pad,
which no canid has.

And there's the heel pad.

And this is about
three-and-a-half
by three inches.

So it's a very large track,
much larger than coyotes.

-[Josh] Right.
-And what I saw
made those tracks.

[Phil] A typical canine has
four clawed toes and
a heel pad.

The imprint Lee recorded
has an additional toe

and an extra heel pad,

which is not consistent with
a coyote or a wolf.

There are some large dog
breeds that do have five toes,

most commonly
the Great Pyrenees.

But Lee's next piece
of evidence

suggests we're not dealing
with a domesticated animal.

I also have photos
of mutilated deer.

-It's taken down deer?
-Absolutely. Yes.

I have a really good photo
of that. Here it is.

-Right here.
-Oh. Look at that.

-Right there. Right there.
-Wow.

[Jessica] That whole
chunk's missing

That's a whole quarter.
And look, that's not chewed.

That's just ripped off.

-That front quarter was
totally carried away?
-Yes, it was. yes.

To take the whole front
quarter away,

it would have to be a pretty
sizeable animal to drag
that out.

Oh, yeah. Yeah.

[Phil] This deer was attacked
by an extremely
powerful predator.

The state of Wisconsin is home
to a number of animals

capable of taking it down,
including bears and cougars.

The most obvious suspects
are gray wolves

with a large population in the
northern part of the state,

but sightings this far south
are extremely rare.

In your opinion,
based on these tracks,

would you say it's a
four-legged creature or
a two-legged creature?

No, I'd say two-legged
creature, definitely bipedal.

Because the tracks are
48 inches apart.

[Phil] If this is accurate,
the animal that made
these tracks

had a very long stride -
about four feet.

By comparison, the stride of
a wolf is only about
28-30 inches apart.

Okay, so you know the area.

If we're going out looking for
this thing, where would you
send us?

It's called the Beast of Bray
Road for a reason.

I'd send you down Bray Road.

-Got it.
-All right.

[Jessica] Lee is definitely
convinced he witnessed
the fabled beast.

At this stage, it's impossible
to say for sure

what he actually
did encounter.

But the mysterious footprint
and mutilated deer carcass

suggest that a very large,
very strong,

and very fast predator
is prowling the area.

And if there is such a thing
as a favorable time to go
hunting for a werewolf,

well, let's just say
tonight is the night.

-Is it a full moon today?
-It is a full moon.

-It is a full moon.
-It is a full moon!

Oh, well, now it's gonna
happen for sure. Okay.

I mean, you know.

If you're gonna go looking
for a werewolf,

you may as well do it
during a full moon.

-Okay, this is it, Bray Road.
-[Phil] Wow.

-Bray Road, right here.
-Oh, this is it.

[Jessica in sing-song voice]
Take a left.

[Josh] All right.

Heading into werewolf country.

[Josh] My team and I are
investigating the truth

behind one of the most famous
cryptids in America.

It's been reported along this
rural Wisconsin road
for decades.

The Beast of Bray Road.

Heading into werewolf country.

-Okay, this is it, Bray Road.
-[Phil] Wow.

-[Josh] Look at this.
-[Jessica] Ooh!

[Josh] Beginning just a mile
and a half from downtown
Elkhorn,

Bray Road is a four-mile long
country road

that cuts through about
30 square miles of farmland
and forest.

We'll recon the area
until nightfall.

Nearly every sighting
along this road

takes place under cover
of darkness,

something we plan
to take advantage of.

I do like how much visibility
you have.

I mean, it's pretty flat.

You can see
for quite a distance.

[Josh] Well, right now we can.

I don't know what you'd see
out in these fields
in the dark, though.

[Phil] I think that eyeshine
reflecting

is gonna be one of the best
things we can be looking for
out here.

-Totally.
-Just shining a flashlight
everywhere.

If the animal,
whatever's out here,

has the tapetum lucidum,
it's gonna reflect back.

-So shining a bright light--
-What did you call it?

The tapetum lucidum.

Oh, my God. How do you put up
with that?

You guys need to read
more books, all right?

[Phil] The, say it with me,

the tapetum lucidum
is a reflective membrane

behind the retina of many
nocturnal and
carnivorous animals

that make it look like their
eyes can glow in the dark.

-That's a Harry Potter spell,
isn't it?
-[Jessica laughs]

Tapetum lucidum!

Oh, that's awesome.

That's from Hogwarts,
I remember that.

That's not the kind of book
I was talking about, Josh.

-Sorry.
-They're still great,
nonetheless.

Tapetum lucidum?

Lee said that the tapetum
lucidum... [sniggers]

-Tapetum...
-Lucidum!

...glows red on this thing.

But that's where it can
be tricky.

It can seem like
it is glowing,

even if your headlights
are tangentially hitting

that animal's face,
it will still pop.

Six-foot eyeshine at night,
though?

[Josh] That's weird.

I don't know, having grown up
in the Midwest

and driven down many
of these roads,

I immediately know when
there's an animal looking
at the car

versus when there is something
with glowing red eyes,

that's six-foot tall,
staring at me.

[Josh] The full moon soon
takes center stage in the sky,

and our active investigation
can begin.

[whispers] Man, it is so dark.

So dark.

[Phil] Okay, so we should be
coming up to where

Lee had his encounter.

[Josh] Step one is to retrace
our eyewitness's
recent sighting.

[Phil] Okay, this is the spot.
Here we go.

Okay, so his story is

that he couldn't quite tell
the shape of it, right?

-And of course he could see
the eyes?
-[Jessica] Yes.

And he said the creature was
how far away?

-A hundred and fifty feet.
-Yeah.

What can you even see
at 150 feet?

[Josh] Totally. Does the story
even add up?

Let's find out. Let's recreate
it and see what we can see.

A simple visibility test
should give us an idea

of how much detail an
eyewitness can really make out

when spotting an animal in the
darkness off the road.

So what, we need to have
somebody go out there?

-Yes. Phil?
-Phil?

-I'll be the werewolf. Right.
-[Josh] Get out of the car.

Good luck out there. Take
a walkie and I'll call you.

You got it.

Going to 150 feet.

All right, I'm in position.

Okay, great. We will back out
onto the road

and see if we see you.

Try to look very werewolfy.

[Phil] I'll do my best.

[Josh] Okay, Phil,
headed your way.

We are at about 150 feet.

[Phil] Gonna take off.

-Oh, yes!
-[Jessica] You can see
him moving!

You can see him moving.

You can't tell exactly
what it is,

like, I'm not even sure I
could tell that was a person.

-No.
-But you see a shape.

You see a shape and that's
about all you get.

[Josh] Okay, that was super
interesting.

So from 150 feet,
we can see you.

Could you see, like,
all my features?

-No.
-No, no details.

Just kind of the fact that
there was a shape there and
then it started moving.

[Josh] Based on what
we just witnessed,

it's very possible that a
number of reports in the area

could be misidentifications.

But at the same time,
there's no good explanation

for glowing red eyes,
seven feet off the ground,

the strange tracks
our witness found.

Oh, and that eviscerated deer
doesn't exactly give me
the warm and fuzzies.

Tell you what, 50 yards out,
it is dense forest.

So it makes sense that there
would be an animal here,

it would run there
into the woods.

So why don't we do this?

You guys have a bunch
of trap cams, right?

-Yeah.
-Let's go into this part
of the woods

and see if we can find a good
place to set up some
trail cameras.

Maybe whatever Lee saw
is still cruising around
back there.

So while you guys
are doing that,

I'd like to keep driving up
and down Bray Road.

I mean, maybe we'll get lucky,
something crosses the road.

But if anything else, I could
get at least hopefully an idea

of what animals
are around here.

Totally. We'll stay in touch
by walkie.

But we'll meet back here
near this intersection

and see what we get.

-Okay, perfect. Yeah.
-Okay, let's do it.

-Jess, the wheel is yours.
Let's go.
-Thank you, sir.

Okay, let's do it. You ready?

Yeah, got walkie, flashlight,
cam traps. We're good.

-We're good, okay.
-Be careful out there,
you guys.

All right.

Okay, let's go.

Okay.

Into the woods.

-Boy, it's dense, isn't it?
-It is really dense.

So we got to try to find
a game trail or some way
into this

because it just looks like
thorn city right now.

[Phil] Yeah, it really does.

-Got a little trail.
-You got a way in there, Phil?

[Phil] Yeah, just right here.

[Phil] Game trails are not
only a good way to get through
the thick brush,

but also a good way to track
down larger predators.

These beaten-down paths are
most likely the places

where large animals hunt
for smaller prey.

This is definitely used by
deer and who knows what?

Wow, this is corn here.

You come here during the day
and it's, like,

"Oh, this is so cute.
Beautiful farms,
beautiful country."

You come here at night
and it's, like,

"Oh, something's out
to kill me."

Driving down this road,

I can't stop thinking about
several reports in this area,

claiming that the Beast
targeted people
in their vehicles.

One eyewitness reported that
it lunged at his car

with outstretched claws,

and that it chased him
for a quarter mile.

So with those guys out there
on foot,

if it does come after them,
there's no outrunning it.

Okay, we're in the corn.

[Josh] The game trail we've
been following
leads out of the forest

and opens up into another
cornfield.

-[Phil] A lot of corn and
a lot of woods out here.
-Yeah.

-Looks like a little opening
right there.
-Yeah.

Oops, stop.
Freeze, freeze, freeze!

Look, look!
We've got a track.

[Phil] Whoa, check it out!
Tons of animal tracks.

Let's all walk real easy
around here.

-Check the mud. I think we'll
find a lot of prints.
-Me too.

[Josh] Lots of little stuff.

[Phil] A lot of little stuff.

A lot of deer, racoon.

-Phil?
-Yeah?

Get over here.

-What do you see?
-Holy [bleep]. Look at this.

Oh, that's huge!

-Oh, look at this.
-Another one right here?

-Another one? Okay.
-Another one.

Be really, really careful
where you're standing.

We got fresh prints here.

Holy [bleep]. Look at this.

Oh, look at this.

Okay, be really, really
careful where you're standing.

We got fresh prints here.

[Phil] Try and avoid the mud.
Let's stay on the corn.

-Big, big toe prints, right?
-Yeah.

One, two, three, four.
Maybe five.

Five?

On this - one, two, three,
four, five.

No question, five toes.

Is there a pad back there? No.

It kind of looks like they
have the middle pad and the
back pad on both.

[Josh] Kind of like the print
Lee showed us.

[Phil] Fairly fresh, though.
Ground's still wet and soft.

This is incredible.

[Phil] At first glance,
this print appears to be
very similar

to the one Lee captured
in his field.

They both have five toes,
look canine,

but too big to be
a domestic dog.

From the size and shape,
I'd have to say wolf,

but wolves only have
four toes.

So it's hard to say what we're
dealing with here.

Let's get the scale bar
in there.

Look here. So from
the bottom of the pad,

to the tip of the claw.

That's almost six inches
on that.

That's unbelievable.

And across,
we're five-and-a-half inches.

[Phil] The paw size
of the average dog

measures around two inches by
three-and-a-half inches long.

This print is over twice
that size.

-It's huge.
-Huge.

[Josh]
As we document this print...

Okay, got it.

...Jess continues to patrol
Bray Road...

Got a nice werewolf moon
tonight.

...looking for anything
that might explain

what so many eyewitnesses
have seen out here,

on nights just like this.

[Jessica]
Everything's just silhouettes.

Weird lights in the distance.

Empty expanses where...

you know,
the corn's been harvested

and there are pockets of
woods, really thick woods

where all sorts of animals
are hiding out in.

I mean, werewolves are
supposed to be people that
transform into monsters.

I mean, could it be
one of these farmers?

I mean, it's spooky out here.

Nothing there.

Oh.

What's that?
Something's glowing.

Right there, do you see?

[whispers] What is that?

What is it?

Is that a kitten?

That was a cat.

The tiny Beast of Bray Road.

Which is kind of adorable.

[Phil] Right, Josh,
I got something good tonight.

-What do you got?
-So it's a little bit of tech.

I think it's gonna help us
really document this thing.

I'm intrigued.

-So...
-Whoa, iPad Pro!

-Oh, yeah.
-Phil, turns out I'm paying
you too much.

What have you got?

So this thing literally has
a LiDAR laser scanner
built into it.

Which means we can take
a 3D scan of this print

and we will be able to look at
it from different angles,

we can take it to experts.

It's basically a way of
preserving this evidence

in a digital way forever.

Hell, yeah, this is awesome.
All right, let's see it work.

All right, lasers,
do your thing.

So I'm gonna get real low
so we get all that.

[Josh] That is so cool.

LiDAR, which stands for
Light Detection And Ranging,

is a remote sensing method,

that takes millions of
individual laser scans
per minute

and pieces them together to
create a comprehensive
3D image.

-I think we got it.
-Okay, let's check it out.

First up,
let's see what we got.

-Oh, yeah.
-Insane. Insane.

-Look at that.
-That is so crazy.

Look at the detail there.
That's incredible.

[Phil] It's more clear than we
could see with our naked eye.

And you can see the pad
really, really well now.

Really well, and we can see
one, two, three, four--

-Maybe five.
-Maybe five.

-It could be a black bear.
-Bears do have five toes.

If we take the size
and the width of this,

this to me says more wolf than
it does dog or coyote.

Dog is usually pretty narrow,

this thing is really wide and
way too big to be a coyote.

But with that is an extra toe
and pad.

I can't be sure what really
left this track.

[Josh] This is a big animal.

Yeah, absolutely.

-All right, so we've got
a potential culprit.
-We've got suspect number one.

-And we've got a great scan.
-Yeah.

[Josh] It looks like the
tracks head toward
those woods.

So let's get in here
and see what we find.

Before we go any further,
we place a motion-activated
trail camera

on a tree facing
this clearing.

If whatever made this track
comes back through here...

Okay, trap cam is set.

...we'll be able to capture
a photo of it.

[Phil] No joking here.

It is really thick right here.

-Can you get through?
-Looks like it opens up
up ahead.

[Josh] Yeah?

[Phil] Okay, this is easier.

It looks way creepier in here.

More dead branches hanging
down everywhere.

Look at that.

[Josh] Hold on.
Hold on, stop. Sh! Sh!

-Did you hear something?
-No, my Spidey sense
just went off.

All the hairs on my neck just
stood up, I don't know why.

Whoa.

I can't see anything.

[leaves rustling]

I think this is a good spot to
set up some cameras.

-For sure. Let's get a couple
up in here. All right.
-Yeah.

[Josh] We're going to set a
few more trail cameras at
either end of the clearing.

If the so-called Beast of Bray
Road comes through here
looking for a meal...

-I'm gonna go down
the other end here, Phil.
-Copy.

...we'll have another
opportunity to get a photo
of it.

All right.

Ready to roll.

-So let's just keep on
keeping on.
-Okay, okay.

[rustling in undergrowth]

-What was that?
-I don't know.

[warbling]

[warbling]

[whispering] Definitely sounds
like an animal.

Definitely sounds
like an animal.

It's somewhere over there.

[whispers]
Go around this way.

[whispers]
I don't hear anything.

-Nothing.
-I mean, whatever that was,

it either took off
or it's not moving.

Yeah, I say we head in
that direction of the sound.

Maybe we get lucky...
or unlucky.

[exhales]

All right, so we're coming up
on some more woods here.

I just want to...

check this out.

I'll slow down right here.

Oh, my God. Oh, my God.

Did you see that?
Look at that.

Right, come over here.
Come over here.

-Where is it?
-Right over here.
Right over here.

Follow my finger.

What is that?

What the [bleep] is that?

[bleep] What is that?

Shh! Stop, don't move.
It's coming right at me.

Oh! [bleep] It's moving.

Where did it go?

I don't see it anymore.

The eyes definitely had
an orange tint to them.

Our night vision cameras
utilize image
intensifier tubes

which convert all colors
to green-scale images.

Let's call Josh and Phil.

While these eyes glow white
when seen on infrared,

the eyes I saw were definitely
glowing orange.

[Jessica] Josh, you got me?

-What's up, Jess?
-Holy [bleep]!

I just saw something weird
in the wood.

What did she see?

-What do you mean?
-Huge eyes, glowing,

looking right at me,
bright orange color.

And then, pouf! It took off
right after it started staring
at me.

-You have it on camera?
-Yeah, we've got it on camera.

We're not... We're not far
from Bray Road. Where are you?

I'm about a quarter mile
from where we split up.

We are not far from there. We
just heard something big
in the woods.

-Let's meet each other
on the road.
-I'm on my way.

Where is she? See her?

Is that them?

-It's got to be them.
-We see you!
We're coming to you!

[Jessica] All right,
here they are. I see them.

Hey! You okay?

Yeah, I'm okay. Oh, my God,
I'm freaking out, though.

-What's happened?
-I saw red eyes over there
in the woods. Huge.

-So where are we
talking about?
-Right-hand side.

Looked in, saw the eyeshine.

Totally orange. Ran into the
car and called you guys.

[Josh] Can we see it?

-It was right there
in the woods.
-Is that it?

-Yep.
-What? Look at that!

-[Josh] Those are eyes?
-[Jessica] Those are eyes.

[Phil] I mean, that is, like,
nightmare fuel. What is that?

-[Jess] Yeah.
-[Josh] Just glowing
out there.

[Phil] That is a monster.

-You sure that's an animal?
-Positive.

-[all gasp]
-Right there. Right there.

-[Phil] Get out of here! Wow!
-[Jessica] Yeah.

[Josh] Oop, and it's gone.

Whatever that is
is still in there.

-I say we go down there
and get in the woods.
-All right, let's go.

-Let's kill the lights,
come on.
-All right.

-Right here? Okay.
-Yeah, right up in here.

So, step one, prints.

Any sign of whatever this was,
look around

It turned and it went off
this way, right?

[Jessica] It turned
and took off this way.

Let's see where it went.

[Phil] This makes me nervous,
you guys.

This is the perfect place for
a predator to lie in wait
before it pounces.

[Josh] Stay frosty
'cause it could be anywhere.

[Jessica] Why do I get the
feeling we're being watched?

While we continue to
investigate the true identity

of an alleged werewolf
in southern Wisconsin,

a similar mystery has recently
been solved.

In 2018, a strange
wolf-like creature

was shot outside of Denton,
Montana,

and it set the internet
ablaze.

Some said it was a mythical
monster, a real-life werewolf.

After all, the animal had
large, wolf-like features,
a wolf-like head,

but its ears were too big

and its teeth, legs and body
seemed too short to be a wolf.

Representatives from Montana
Fish, Wildlife and Parks

went on record to say,
"We have no idea what this is

until we get
a DNA report back."

So DNA of the animal was
compared to thousands
of samples from other canids.

And the result?

Well, it was a gray wolf.

So, okay, why the strange
appearance?

Well, even animals within the
same species can present
differently.

Or inherit genetic traits
or even mutations

that can make them look,
well, weird.

So case closed
on the Montana Werewolf.

But as for the one
in southern Wisconsin,

well, the jury is definitely
still out.

[Josh whispers] Stay frosty,
'cause it could be anywhere.

[Jessica] Why do I get the
feeling we're being watched?

[Josh] We've been hunting the
Beast of Bray Road all night

and Jess managed to get eyes
on something lurking
in the shadows.

What the [bleep] is that?

Or should I say,
it had eyes on her

before it took off
in this direction?

[Phil exhales heavily]
Seen anything?

I don't see any--

[Jessica] I'm looking for
tufts of hair and stuff

but I'm not seeing anything
either.

-Looks like it opens up
a little bit in here.
-Yeah.

Okay, let's go in here,
we'll fan out a little bit.

Just stay within eyesight
of each other.

-It definitely opens up.
-Yeah.

-Careful, prickly bush.
-Yeah.

[Phil] All right, I'm gonna
take out the thermal.

[Josh] For sure. Let's see
what we can see.

[Phil] The vegetation in these
woods is extremely thick

and even with flashlights,
we can't see far into them.

Using the thermal cameras
will allow us to see

not only if the animal Jess
spotted is still here,

but also if it's crouched in
a bush waiting to ambush us.

[Josh] If it's a mammal,
if it's warm-blooded,

we're gonna see it
in these woods for sure.

Oh, yeah.
That thing is gonna glow.

-Okay, let's keep following
the direction it went.
-All right.

Phil, are you seeing
anything on there?

[Phil] Not picking up
anything yet.

[Jessica] Am I nuts? Is there
something back there?

Right down here.
Do you see that?

-[Josh] Phil, get over here.
Come here.
-[Jessica] Do you see that?

[Josh whispers] Back here.

[Jessica] Right over there.
You got anything?

[Phil] Got a hot spot.
Go, straight ahead.

-[Josh] Can you see it?
-[Jessica] It was right here.

Look at this.
Right... Right here.

-Glowing.
-Look at this on the thermal.

[Jessica] That's right.
I knew I saw something.

[Josh] These leaves are all
moved. Look at this,
it's all disturbed there.

Something was [bleep]
right there!

[Phil] A warm body will
transfer heat to whatever
it touches.

As soon as the body moves off
the surface,

the heat will quickly
start to dissipate.

The fact that this log is
lighting up like
a Christmas tree

means that a warm-blooded
animal was just here.

I'm gonna do a quick scan
around, see if I pick up
anything.

Wait a whole bunch,
it must be right here.

[whispers] Whatever that is,
it's got to be...

Okay, okay.

Okay, real slow.
Real slow. Let's go.

Very, very cautiously. Let's
walk over there 'cause that
could be anything.

[Josh] We've been tracking an
unknown and potentially
dangerous animal

through terrain it's far more
familiar with than we are.

Large predators
can be territorial,

and if we come face to face
with one,

who knows how
it's going to react?

Yes, got something.
Right here.

Stop moving.

Right back there. It's hiding
behind those branches.

[Jessica] Yeah, I see it.

[Phil] What the hell
is over there?

[bleep] It's moving!

I lost it.

[Jessica] Where is it? [bleep]

[Josh] Next time
onExpedition X...

It sounded like a [bleep].

...the shocking conclusion of
our hunt for the Beast of
Bray Road.

Phil, you see it?

We talk to new terrified
eyewitnesses...

It looked right at me
and I couldn't move.

...and hunt for
the creature's home...

in a remote wilderness.

[Jessica gasps]
What the [bleep]

Look at this blood on here.

That looks like
a pretty fresh kill.

Can we chase down the
legendary monster
of the Midwest...

[bleep]

I got a heat signature.
It's big.

Yeah, I see it. I see
something moving in the brush.

[Jessica over radio]
Get over here now!

...and finally unmask
the American Werewolf?

[grunting and groaning]

[Jessica] Phil, where are you?

For more information
on Expedition X, head to: