Hellier Season 1 Episode 5 The Heart of It
- January 18, 2019
- 64 min
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9.5 (6)
The Heart of It is the fifth episode of the first season of the paranormal documentary series, Hellier. This episode delves deeper into the mysterious case of the goblins in Eastern Kentucky.
The team begins their investigation by visiting an abandoned mine where several people claim to have had encounters with the strange creatures. They search for any possible evidence left behind by the goblins such as footprints or physical proof of their existence.
The team also speaks with locals who have had their own encounters with the goblins, and they share their stories and theories about the origins and nature of these beings. One witness, in particular, reveals an intriguing experience involving a strange whistle that seems to have a connection to the goblins.
As the investigation continues, the team discovers a possible link between the goblins and an old legend about a hidden cave in the area that is said to hold powerful magical properties. They follow this lead and explore the alleged cave, searching for any clues that may help unravel the mystery of the goblins.
The team analyzes all the information they have gathered so far and try to piece together the pieces of a complex puzzle that may lead them to the heart of the mystery. They consult with experts in various fields, from ufologists to cryptozoologists, in an attempt to understand the nature of the phenomenon they are dealing with.
The team also finds themselves grappling with their own personal experiences and beliefs as they navigate through the investigation. They question their own sense of reality and the limits of what they know, all while being confronted with an enigma that seems to defy rational explanation.
The episode ends with a cliffhanger, leaving viewers on the edge of their seats and eager to see what happens next. The Heart of It is a fascinating, thought-provoking installment of Hellier that takes viewers on a journey of discovery and wonder, while also leaving them with more questions than answers.
