They also later encounter tons of stick figures tied in trees. One morning, the trio wakes up to find three piles of rocks (that weren't there when they crashed the night before) surrounding their tent, likely marking them as targets. one of which Josh accidentally kicks over. Among the creepy things encountered are middle-of-the-night cackling surrounding their tent, and seven spooky rock piles, presumably for each of Mr. The three-piece filmmaking team experiences many strange occurrences over the course of their nights in the woods. When the people returned with law enforcement a short while later, the bodies were removed "by persons unknown." History says five men were found bound to one another, their torsos cut open with the intestines ripped out and the flesh of their faces inscribed with indecipherable etching. The three filmmakers soon arrive at Coffin Rock, where Heather reads a passage explaining the horrific events that took place at the location. One of the fishermen further says he saw a white mist nearby, but couldn't explain how it related to the events that took place at Coffin Rock. The men share a story about Robin Weaver, who wandered off into the woods in the 1840s, only to reappear three days later talking of a woman who's feet never touched the ground. The next morning the trio meet two locals fishing in the creek. They, along with the townsfolk, chalk her up as crazy. She explains how The Blair Witch gave off an eerie feeling and had a body covered in black fur, which she concealed with a wool shawl.
Upon visiting Mary Brown (recommended by a prior interviewee), the three filmmakers listen to her story about a supposed encounter she had with the Blair Witch while out fishing in the woods. They disappeared off the face of the earth. There is also another story about two hunters, who were camping out by the old cabin The Blair Witch used to haunt. In court, Parr said he couldn't take the eyes on him, which is why he'd make them face the corner. Parr would take the boys down into his basement in pairs of two, telling one to face the corner while he killed the other, then subsequently killing the second child. Parr came down into town saying, "Okay, I'm finished," at which point the police went up and searched his property, uncovering the bodies of seven boys who had earlier gone missing in the area. Rustin Parr, who lived all alone up on the mountain in the 1940s.
One man ties in the story of the old hermit named Mr. The summaries of those interviews are as follows: The Blair Witch is mostly looked at as a legend or a ghost used for the purposes of scaring children to get them to go to bed early. Soon after, the trio begins interviewing a number of the Burkittsville townsfolk about the legend of The Blair Witch. Founded in 1824, Heather explains how an "unusually high number of children are laid to rest there." It isn't long before the trio hits the town of Burkittsville, MD, (formerly Blair) where they shoot their first scene in the town's cemetery up on the hill.
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Heather packs her "essential readings" - How to Stay Alive in the Woods, and another book that she says explains the events of Coffin Rock.
Prior to heading out to on their journey to document the mystery of The Blair Witch, we see Heather Donahue, Mike Williams, and Josh Leonard gathering up their equipment and gear.
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