Plot Synopsis

TRUE SUPERNATURAL is a one-hour series that brings together legend, academic theory, scientific analysis, and eye-witness accounts to examine the validity of real American folklore. Locked away in museum archives, university labs, town hall basements, attics, garages, and hidden safes, is a trove of evidence supporting the existence of an alternate reality in which there's possible truth to America's most prolific paranormal mysteries -- fairies flitter, monsters hunt, and cryptids of all sizes come out at night. Each 60-minute episode features two creatures, including: The Betty Hill Dress, which had pink powder on it after a supposed alien abduction in 1961 -- and no modern scientific instrument has been able to attribute the substance to anything found on earth; Rocky Mountain Demon Wolf (aka Shunka Warak'in), a gigantic and ferocious best that is said to have terrorized settlers and livestock, becoming a harbinger of death; Bigfoot, as scientists explain why footprints found in the Pacific Northwest prove the existence of Sasquatch; the Dybbuk Box, which contains a a vengeful spirit known as a Dybbuk which was summoned and later put in a box by a Polish Holocaust survivor seeking answers for the atrocities committed against her people; the Chupacabra, which is blamed for bloodless livestock killings across southwest Texas; and the Kraken, a terrifying marine predator that hunts whales, sailors, and anything foolish enough to cross its path.
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On Wednesday, April 22, 2015 at 10pm ET/PT, Destination America premiered the season finale of TRUE SUPERNATURAL. Vampiric beasts have attacked livestock across southern Texas for years, now scientists DNA test three Chupacabra specimens to identify the creature. And, why some believe bones in the Nevada desert prove that the legendary Kraken is more than a myth.