4. The ‘Wrong Smell’ That Shouldn’t Be There
Have you ever been deep in the forest and suddenly smelled something that didn’t belong?
Rotten eggs? (Sulfur, the smell of something unnatural?)
Decay? (But no dead animals in sight?)
Perfume? (In the middle of nowhere?)
One hunter in Louisiana was tracking deer when he smelled flowers—strong, sweet, overpowering. There were no flowers in bloom. Then, the sound of footsteps… right behind him.
He turned—nothing.
Later, he learned that the area was known for disappearances. And the smell of flowers? It’s a common warning in folklore.
Could it be a natural phenomenon? Maybe. But why does it always happen right before something bad?