Episode 2 - Jeffrey McKee
In this raw field interview, we sit down with Jeffrey McKee who speaks about the history of extinct animals that have been
discovered in modern times. He also details his research into large birds who have preyed on humans. Jeffrey McKee is a
professor of anthropology at Ohio State University.
Episode 3 - Carolin Harris
In this raw field interview, we speak with Carolin Harris, proprietor of Harris' Steak House and co-founder of the Mothman
Festival. Harris' Steak House was a landmark location for locals to share mothman stories and openly discuss sightings
without ridicule. Carolin was a long time resident of Point Pleasant who lost several family members during
the Silver Bridge tragedy.
Episode 4 - Helen Hornbeck Tanner
Helen Hornbeck Tanner is a historian specializing in Native American studies. In this raw field interview she explores the long history of Thunderbirds and their role in Native American tribal belief systems. She also discusses the Battle of Point Pleasant, where chief Cornstalk was murdered. It is believed that Cornstalk cursed the land upon his death.
Episode 6 - John "White Hawk" Dailey
In this raw field interview John Dailey sheds light on the Battle of Point Pleasant, Thunderbird Legends, and the murder
and origin of the curse of Chief Cornstalk. John is a distant relative to Chief Cornstalk and is Chief of the Middle Island Creek
people in Northwestern, West Virginia.
Episode 7 - Captain Charles Stone
This raw field tape interview is with Captain Charles Stone. Captain Stone worked the riverboats on the Ohio River for years
and was a long time resident of Point Pleasant. He shares his first hand accounts of Mothman, The Silver Bridge,
and the many unusual events that have occurred throughout the town during his time living there.
Episode 8 - John Sauer
This raw field tape interview is with John Sauer, member of the Sons of the American Revolution. John explores in detail,
the Battle of Point Pleasant, the origin of the Cornstalk Curse, and recounts his first hand experience of the fall of the
Silver Bridge. He is a revolutionary war historian, an expert in Point Pleasant history, and a long time local resident.
Episode 12 - Ken Woodard
This raw field tape interview is with Ken Woodard from the Army Core of Engineers.
Ken assisted in the oversight of the EPA clean up of the McClintic Wildlife Preserve area,also known as the "TNT Plant."
This area is where the first reported Mothman sighting took place by the Scarberry's and Mallette's on November 15th 1966.
Episode 15 - Merle Partridge
This raw field tape interview is with Merle Partridge. Matt considered this interview one of the most important
and essential interviews he conducted for the film. Merle was a key figure in the Mothman story. He had multiple
close encounter UFO sightings, as well has his infamous run in with the Mothman, when it allegedly killed his dog Bandit.
Episode 17 - Faye Leport
This raw field tape interview is with Faye Leport. Faye is one of the last living eyewitnesses of the Mothman. Her sighting was at an incredibly close distance and lasted for several minutes in length at the abandoned TNT Plant. Although she was just a child at the time, her story has never changed or wavered over the years that have passed since.
Episode 18 - Roy Cross
This raw field tape interview is with Roy Cross. Roy was the head editor at the Athens Ohio Messenger, the major news publication at the time that reported regularly on the Mothman incidents and many UFO sightings that occurred in Point Pleasant and the surrounding areas during the 1960s. He was also who journalist Mary Hyre reported directly to.
Episode 19 - Susan Sheppard
This raw field tape interview is with Susan Sheppard. Susan is a psychic medium, ghost hunter, UFO Investigator, and an expert in the Woodrow Derenberger and Indrid Cold contactee case. A long time resident of Parkersburg, West Virginia, she was not only an on camera interview subject, but also a consultant on the Derenberger scenes used in the film.
Episode 21 - The Frick Brothers
This raw field tape interview is with Tim and John Frick. These brothers and paranormal investigators are
experts when it comes to all things Mothman. They have spent years studying the paranormal incidents surrounding
Point Pleasant including Mothman, UFOS, Indrid Cold, and the Men in Black.
Episode 22 - Donnie Sergent
This raw field tape interview is with Donnie Sergent. Donnie is a long time resident of Point Pleasant who has
fished and explored the McClintic Wildlife Preserve at length. He once caught what he
describes as a "mutated" fish, and he is also a former employee at a chemical plant in the area.
Episode 23 - James Beichler
This raw field tape interview is with James Beichler. James is an Associate Professor of Physics at West Virginia University.
He discusses some of the scientific theories that have been speculated about Mothman being
an interdimensional being or possibly used ultraviolet light refraction as a means of disguising itself.
Episode 24 - Jeff Wamsley
This raw field tape interview is with Jeff Wamsley. Jeff is one of founders of the Mothman Festival, an accomplished
author and artist, and the proprietor of the Mothman Museum in Point Pleasant, West Virginia. A long time resident of
Mason County he is an expert on the local region's traditional and paranormal history.
Episode 25 - Eyes of the Mothman
This is the 50 minute audio version of the shortened television broadcast of Eyes of the Mothman. This version originally aired on the Discovery Channel in the United States and internationally on a variety of foreign broadcast stations. It is a compartmentalized edit of the original director's special edition cut of the film.