Once a local sound engineer hired to capture authentic mountain acoustics for the horror film, she was the first to recognize that the production had awakened something ancient in Beacon Hill's hollows. Her final recording captured her own death scream as she was claimed by the mountain's supernatural forces, transforming her into a restless spirit bound to warn others of the dangers she couldn't escape.

The Backwood Banshee manifests as a translucent figure draped in tattered mountain clothing that flows like morning mist through the trees. Her mournful wails can be heard echoing across multiple holes simultaneously, creating an otherworldly audio experience that chills players to the bone. She appears most often as spray-painted silhouettes on tree trunks that seem to move and shift when viewed peripherally, her form becoming solid only when delivering the most urgent warnings.

She serves as Beacon Hill's supernatural early warning system, her cries intensifying as players approach areas of greatest danger throughout the season. Her presence indicates that the mountain's malevolent forces are stirring, making her both a blessing and a curse for those who encounter her haunting song.