Ep 4. Florida Zombie, Dybbuk, Shenango Dog Boy

Monsters and Mysteries in America season 3 episode 4 explores the strange and often haunting legends of three unique beings who exist in the folklore of different parts of America.

The episode starts with the story of the Florida Zombie, a mysterious creature that is said to have been created through the use of voodoo magic. The experts interviewed on the show explore various aspects of the legend, including the idea that the zombie was created through the use of a special powder that rendered them unconscious, and the possibility that the creature actually did once exist in Florida.

Next, the show explores the legend of the Dybbuk, a Jewish demon that is said to possess the bodies of individuals who have committed terrible sins. The episode delves into the various rituals and methods for repelling or eliminating a Dybbuk, as well as the stories of individuals who may have been possessed by the creature.

Finally, the episode takes a look at the Shenango Dog Boy, a terrifying creature said to haunt the wilderness of Pennsylvania. The story goes that the creature is the result of a terrible car accident that killed a family of four, including their dog. The dog's spirit is said to have merged with one of the surviving children, creating a monstrous entity that roams the woods.

Throughout the episode, Monsters and Mysteries in America presents a range of perspectives and expert opinions on each of these legends. The show includes interviews with local witnesses and historians, as well as reenactments and dramatic recreations of each of the stories. By weaving together these different narratives, the show creates a compelling and often frightening picture of the mysterious creatures that populate America's folklore.