There's a Californian folklore regarding figures named "dark watchers," shadowy entities that seemingly follow hikers and travelers, and people have sworn to have seen them in other parts of the country. This week, Culter35 and guests debate 3 stories regarding these mystic figures, but one story is totally fake. Story 1: A man gets a radio call from a coworker who frighteningly tells him he sees something strange. The man goes to investigate and sees a 7-foot-tall shadow creature approaching him. The figure eventually catches up to him and they have a face-off. Story 2: A family is traveling to their campsite. The girl in the family keeps seeing figures in the trees, but the parents chalk it up to an active imagination. Eventually, the car slams to a stop when there is a dark watcher in the middle of the road. Story 3: 2 friends are driving around some haunted barns when their car breaks down. They decide to just stay in the car overnight until sunrise. Eventually, they're surrounded by large shadowy creatures that never move an inch. Plus, the guys play a version of "Mad Libs" where some words of a creepy story are filled in by the guests with silly words. Want to submit a truth or a lie? Send in your submission to truemythsonelie@gmail.com!

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