Nephilim Death Squad – Episode 036

Title: Restroom Demon?! Shadow People & Panama “Alien” | NDS Chronicles: 036
Release Date: October 2, 2025
Hosts: TopLobsta and Raven (David Lee Corbo)
Producer/Contributor: Nancy

Episode Overview

In this episode, TopLobsta and Raven, with regular contributions from producer Nancy, delve into listener-submitted paranormal experiences and discuss the intersection of conspiracy, the demonic, and the supernatural—all through a biblical and sometimes irreverently comedic lens. The stories range from a chilling account of a "Restroom Demon" to bizarre shadow people sightings and a deep-dive update on the viral "Panama Alien" saga. As always, the hosts riff on faith, skepticism, spiritual warfare, and the strangeness lurking in everyday life.

Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Show Opening & Housekeeping

[00:32 – 04:00]

• Hosts banter about show structure and Patreon perks: live episodes, early access, and merch discounts.
• Raven introduces Nancy, the story curator, and listener engagement in the live chat.
• Some meta commentary about platform moderation and the community feel (e.g., unbanning "Broken 76").

Notable Moment:
"Welcome back, ladies and gentlemen, to another episode of NDS Chronicles, the show where we read your schizophrenic testimony, paranormal testimony, but it's often from schizophrenics."
— Raven (00:32)

2. Restroom Demon: Olga’s Olive Garden Encounter

[03:42 – 13:24]

• Nancy selects "Restroom Demon" from listener Olga as the first story.
• Olga recounts an experience in an Olive Garden bathroom where a seemingly ordinary woman abruptly begins speaking in a terrifying, guttural male voice filled with hatred, uttering phrases like "You're nothing. You're worth nothing. God hates you."
• The voice, unnatural and deeply unsettling, leaves Olga paralyzed with fear; when the woman emerges, she's all smiles and cheerful, which heightens the uncanny nature.
• Olga speculates, with the benefit of hindsight (working with numerous Baker Act clients), that this was not mental illness or drugs—suggesting a possible encounter with the demonic.
• Olga also slips in practical advice for “Afro addicts” (Afrin nasal spray dependency) and a shout-out to fellow listeners.

Memorable Quote:
"This person starts talking in the deepest, most guttural male voice. Just dripping with hatred... ‘you're nothing. You're worth nothing. God hates you.’"
— Raven, reading Olga's account (07:12)

• The hosts riff on public restroom horrors, dark Olive Garden truths, and related chat banter.

3. Listener Submission: Shadow Person Story

[14:59 – 21:23]

• Chosen by Nancy, a story from "Cutter" is read.
• Cutter describes a time when his wife saw what she thought was him crouching in their apartment hallway, but he hadn’t moved—she’d seen a "shadow" of him, only evil and creepy.
• Discussion quickly jumps to connecting this sighting to paranormal archetypes like Skinwalkers, the Rake, and Hat Man, with Raven referencing Nathaniel Gillis’ theories on "the phenomenon" and entities taking familiar forms to trick or frighten people.
• The hosts consider the intersection between Native American lore and modern shadow people sightings.

Notable Quote:
"Anytime you hear about the crouching entity, you immediately start thinking skinwalker. I wonder where these people are. New Mexico, Vegas, Arizona."
— TopLobsta (18:27)

4. Panama Alien — Deep Dive & Skepticism

[23:41 – 31:46]

• A live demo and breakdown of the "Panama Alien" viral internet saga: a man in Panama claims to find and ultimately release a mysterious "alien" creature into water.
• Raven offers a play-by-play of the viral videos and voiceovers, speculates on its authenticity, and opines it’s likely an elaborate “bad film” promo, not a true cryptid find.
• Top and Raven discuss online hoaxes and how social media shapes modern legends, alongside jokes about beta fish and special effects.

Notable Quote:
"I think the video that we just saw is real, but I think it’s like a production for a bad film...it's a teaser. It's a really bad [promo]."
— Raven (29:22)

5. Long-Form Listener Story: “Hell House” by Daddy Profit Bunny

[31:47 – 74:55]

Synopsis:

• Daddy Profit Bunny recalls deep spiritual transformation after conversion, increased sensitivity to God’s presence, and immersion in a fervent Christian community with a "24/7 prayer room."
• Encounters with more dangerous spiritual warfare: overwhelming spiritual sensations centered around a particular house in his neighborhood, where passing by evoked intense grief, suffering, and a sense of captivity, despite the house’s normal exterior.
• After a season of spiritual struggle—crippling temptations, intrusive suicidal thoughts, and a sense of torment—Daddy Profit Bunny feels called to act. After being spiritually emboldened while watching the movie "Snowpiercer," he decides to confront the “hell house.”
• Upon touching the door in prayer, violent, supernatural barking erupts; he suspects something evil or victims are trapped within—possibly pointing to underground crime.
• Subsequent prayer seems to dampen the negative sensations, though the ultimate fate of the house or its inhabitants remains a mystery.

Memorable Quotes:
"I started to cry. Embarrassing. Grief. Sadness. Like someone trapped in a cage crying for help, like abused children, like the worst feelings of hell I could imagine."
— Daddy Profit Bunny via Raven (46:34)

"I get out of the car, I'm praying. I'm nervous, my heart pounding...I walk up to the front door, I’m quiet, standing at the front of the door, and just praying. I don’t know what to do. About to turn around. Nope. I step up, I put my hand on the door, and I pray. Now—right when I put my hand on the door, what happens is a very loud, loud sound erupts from the house...dogs barking...I broke a boundary or something, and something did not like it at all."
— Raven reading (71:28)

6. Personal Paranormal Parallels

[75:28 – 87:29]

• Raven recounts his own encounter with a homeless encampment: after hearing barking followed by silence, he uncovers a bag in a nearby creek—initiating an investigation that leads to the discovery of a dead body, not a dog. The heavy, anxious feelings beforehand paralleled the spiritual sensations in the Hell House story.
• The hosts connect the prevalence of evil or suffering to "thin places" where societal order lapses and darkness accumulates.
• TopLobsta and Raven reflect on the profound, often-unresolved nature of real-world evil, murder, and spiritual oppression in society.

7. Meta Banter, Community, & Future Plans

[31:00 – Interspersed]

• Ongoing bits about guessing Nancy’s car (never resolved!), affectionate teasing, and making fun of themselves/the audience.
• Discussion of the plan to record in a local coffee shop (Matt's Coffee Shop), with musings about the spiritual responsibility of creating new “community spaces.”
• Hints at growing the "NDS verse" with more hosts, including Bible studies by Matt.

Memorable Banter:
“We gather community. Realistically, what we need, we just need to keep Nancy, like, moist or something...She needs a...like a heating rock. You know how much a terrarium of that size costs?”
— Raven (52:01)
(running joke about Nancy’s cryptic presence and mysterious transportation)

Notable Quotes & Moments (With Timestamps)

• "This person starts talking in the deepest, most guttural male voice. Just dripping with hatred: 'you're nothing. You're worth nothing. God hates you.'"
  — Raven, reading Olga’s story (07:12)

• "Anytime you hear about the crouching entity, you immediately start thinking skinwalker. I wonder where these people are. New Mexico, Vegas, Arizona."
  — TopLobsta (18:27)

• "I think the video that we just saw is real, but I think it’s like a production for a bad film...it's a teaser. It's a really bad [promo]."
  — Raven on Panama Alien (29:22)

• "Sadness, grief, and suffering continued to intercede...like someone trapped in a cage crying for help, like abused children, like the worst feelings of hell I could imagine."
  — Raven (46:34)

• "I step up, I put my hand on the door, and I pray...right when I put my hand on the door, what happens is a very loud, loud sound erupts from the house...dogs barking...I broke a boundary or something, and something did not like it at all."
  — Raven (71:28)

Key Takeaways

• Paranormal and demonic activity, from public restrooms to haunted houses, often overlaps with psychological explanations, but the show’s biblical framing pushes listeners to consider unseen spiritual battles.
• Online hoaxes like the "Panama Alien" are deconstructed with skepticism, entertainment, and wariness for modern digital folklore.
• Community and accountability: Both the community Thoreau and the danger of charismatic gatherings (e.g., open prayer rooms attracting spiritual leeches) get explored with concern for spiritual safety.
• Personal vulnerability: The hosts and writers occasionally get raw about mental health, addiction, and the struggle for holiness—not just supernatural thrills.
• Humor and irreverence remain ever-present, with recurring riffs on the audience, each other, and “producer” Nancy.

Timestamps for Important Segments

• 00:32 – 04:00: Show opening, banter, Patreon details
• 03:42 – 13:24: "Restroom Demon" (Olga’s Olive Garden story)
• 14:59 – 21:23: "Shadow Person" (Cutter’s story)
• 23:41 – 31:46: Panama Alien saga breakdown
• 31:47 – 74:55: "Hell House" long-form testimony (Daddy Profit Bunny)
• 75:28 – 87:29: Raven’s real-life “haunting” homeless camp story
• Throughout: Community-building, coffee shop plans, and Nancy car-guessing bit

Final Thoughts

This episode captures the signature flavor of Nephilim Death Squad: stories of the supernatural, playful/irreverent banter, scriptural curiosity, and a community grappling with the weird and the wicked. The blend of listener testimony, skeptical inquiry, biblical worldview, and working-class camaraderie gives this show its unique personality. Long-time fans will appreciate the references and tangents; newcomers will get a crash course in both the chilling and the ridiculous sides of modern paranormal culture.

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