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CHASING LEGENDS An Adventure Based Paranormal Series A KM+BM original series OVERVIEW: HOSTS: Nash and Makaila Hoover, cousins from Minnesota, grew up together interested in cryptid legends. What originally started as adolescent curiosity, transformed into a passion project that would occupy their adult lives in between their full time occupations. Since 2013, the duo began documenting their adventures into cryptid research and have assembled a crew ready and willing to tackle any challenge thrown at them in search of the truth. Series SYNOPSIS: Chasing Legends is an adventure-based, paranormal documentary series that PRODUCTION CREW/CAST features cousins, and paranormal researchers, Nash and Makaila Hoover. The duo will travel the globe researching and investigating the world’s cryptid legends. They will interview experts and eyewitnesses as well as explore the cultural and biological Nash Hoover: Host aspects of each case to aid them in a full-scale, day and night investigation. Joined by a production crew to assist them and document their entire journey, the team will Makaila Hoover: Investigator leave no stone unturned as they search for the truth. Jack Kozitza: A/V Tech Samy Vernet: Director of Photography Aleksandar Petakov: Investigator Eli Watson: Camera Operator Nash and the team head to Montana to investigate reports FLATHEAD LAKE MONSTER of a lake monster living in Flathead Lake. EPISODE 101 Nash and the team head to New Jersey in search of the JERSEY DEVIL infamous Jersey Devil. EPISODE 102 HONEY ISLAND Nash and the team head to Louisiana to investigate reports of a bigfoot like creature known as the Honey Island SWAMP MONSTER Swamp Monster. EPISODE 103 Nash and the team head to Arizona to investigate reports THUNDERBIRD of a giant bird like creature known as the Thunderbird. EPISODE 104 Nash and the team head to Georgia to investigate a river ALTAMAHA-HA monster known as the Altamaha-ha. EPISODE 105 Nash and the team head to Pennsylvania to investigate ALBATWITCH reports of a bigfoot like creature known as the Albatwitch. EPISODE 106 Nash and the team head to Arkansas to investigate reports OZARK HOWLER of a creature known as the Ozark Howler. EPISODE 107 Nash and the team head to Texas to investigate reports of EL CHUPACABRA the infamous El Chupacabra. EPISODE 108 Nash and the team head to Wisconsin to investigate WISCONSIN DOGMAN reports of large, bi-pedal wolf like creatures. EPISODE 109 Nash and the team head deep into the Everglades of South Florida in search of a bigfoot type creature known as the SKUNK APE Skunk Ape. EPISODE 110 Nash and the team head to Iceland to investigate reports of a giant worm like creature liking beneath the depths of LAGARFLJOT WORM Lake Lagarfljot. EPISODE 111 Nash and the team head to Tanzania to investigate a MNGWA Swahili legend known as the Mngwa. EPISODE 112 CHASING LEGENDS An Adventure Based Paranormal Series ©2021 ALL Rights RESERVED.

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