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Speaker 1: listen to podcasts anyways. Today's guest is Chris Matthew, a filmmaker, researcher,
Speaker 1: and the creator of the documentary A Cult Louisiana, which
Speaker 1: delves into the rich, mystical and paranormal tradition of Louisiana,
Speaker 1: examining topics like voodoo, magic, and the supernatural phenomena that
Speaker 1: are deeply woven into the state's cultural fabric. Chris is
Speaker 1: also the host of Forbidden Knowledge News on Spreaker, where
Speaker 1: I've also been featured as a guest. Links to that
Speaker 1: will be included, Chris, what's going on? Hey man? Thank
Speaker 1: you so much for having me on.
Speaker 2: I really enjoyed our discussion when you were on my show,
Speaker 2: and I'm looking forward to this one as well.
Speaker 1: Let's get weird. Yeah, we definitely have to continue that discussion.
Speaker 1: There's so much more that we could get into with
Speaker 1: that stuff. But anyways, this is about you. So yeah,
Speaker 1: anybody that knows me or listens to this show knows
Speaker 1: that I hate watching television. I just I'm against it.
Speaker 1: You know what I talk about because we spoke about that.
Speaker 1: But it's a big deal for me to be like, hey,
Speaker 1: you know what, I'm going to check out this documentary.
Speaker 1: And I watched it. It was a ten out of
Speaker 1: ten solid. I was very interested in the information and
Speaker 1: it reminded me of stuff that I even heard of
Speaker 1: when I was studying Caribbean history, like Joing Lafeete and whatnot.
Speaker 1: But I'll let you take over. What was you know,
Speaker 1: what really made you decide screw it, I'm going to
Speaker 1: make a documentary on this. Well, thank you again for
Speaker 1: having me.
Speaker 2: I was born and raised in Louisiana, South Louisiana, a
Speaker 2: small town called Homa. It's about an hour south of
Speaker 2: New Orleans, and I lived there until I was.
Speaker 1: About twenty three years old.
Speaker 2: I moved to Florida for about ten years, and then
Speaker 2: I moved back to Louisiana for another few years.
Speaker 1: I don't live there right now.
Speaker 2: I moved to Colorado a few years ago and started
Speaker 2: Forbidden Knowledge News out here.
Speaker 1: But excuse me.
Speaker 2: I was just always interested in mysteries, paranormal, the unexplained,
Speaker 2: the occult conspiracies, and that's the whole reason I started
Speaker 2: Forbidden Knowledge News. And I was inspired, after a few
Speaker 2: psychedelic experiences, actually to start producing films and documentaries. I have,
Speaker 2: you know, I've been involved with editing for my local
Speaker 2: news station a long time ago. I went to school
Speaker 2: for digital production, and I'm very familiar with editing and
Speaker 2: the whole process of filmmaking. And I decided, you know,
Speaker 2: why not. And the question was what would I make
Speaker 2: my documentary film about?
Speaker 1: And I knew I.
Speaker 2: Wanted to do a series of them, and there's so
Speaker 2: many topics that I cover, honing in on the first one.
Speaker 2: I couldn't really think of anything until Like I said,
Speaker 2: I had inspiration through a magic mushroom experience to make
Speaker 2: a film about my home state, which is full of
Speaker 2: mystery and paranormal events and a rich history and all
Speaker 2: kinds of hidden information that I was and even aware
Speaker 2: of until I started researching. So I made a trip
Speaker 2: back to Louisiana. It was in I think April of
Speaker 2: twenty twenty three, or yeah, I think it was in
Speaker 2: April twenty twenty three or maybe twenty two, and I
Speaker 2: started filming. I started doing interviews and talking with different
Speaker 2: people and learning about all the local history and legends,
Speaker 2: at least what I didn't already know, And there was
Speaker 2: a lot that I didn't already know about my own
Speaker 2: state's history. So I took a deep dive into everything,
Speaker 2: found some incredible people with incredible experiences, and learned as
Speaker 2: much as I could about it. And the film covers
Speaker 2: everything from the hidden history behind Marty Gras, We get
Speaker 2: into a little bit of the jfk assassination and some
Speaker 2: of the inner workings that took place in New Orleans.
Speaker 2: We also into the history of Jean Lafitte and pirates,
Speaker 2: voodoo and Marie Leveaux, and a large portion of It
Speaker 2: is focused on one of my friends, Scott Pace's experiences.
Speaker 2: He's a local hunter there and he's had incredible encounters
Speaker 2: with what he understands is a bigfoot, dog, men, and
Speaker 2: various other types of supernatural beings that could possibly exist
Speaker 2: out in the swamp lands. So it's a wide variety
Speaker 2: of things that interested me in my home state, and
Speaker 2: I was really happy with how everything turned out as
Speaker 2: an extremely low budget film. I think we made the
Speaker 2: whole thing with less than a thousand dollars and I
Speaker 2: used things, you know, all the equipment I already had,
Speaker 2: and a lot of the interviews that I've done they
Speaker 2: were done over zoom, and you know, we did as
Speaker 2: many as we could in person. But it's really kind
Speaker 2: of different style of filmmaking and I really.
Speaker 1: Enjoyed doing this.
Speaker 2: We are now working on our second film, which we're
Speaker 2: hoping to have submitted by January and released by March
Speaker 2: or April, and this one is going to be a
Speaker 2: continuation of the Forbidden documentary series. This one will be
Speaker 2: titled The Forbidden Documentary Doors of Perception. We're going to
Speaker 2: have Doors of Perception Chapter one and two, and this
Speaker 2: one's going to cover another wide variety of topics, but
Speaker 2: not specific to a certain area. It's going to be
Speaker 2: about the profound connections between near death experiences, meditative states,
Speaker 2: altered states, psychedelics, and contact with other dimensional, otherworldly, non
Speaker 2: human intelligences, and how it can form our material world
Speaker 2: in reality if we've experienced this and change our lives
Speaker 2: in very profound ways, and how all these experiences are
Speaker 2: profoundly connected to each other once you start looking at
Speaker 2: a bigger picture of everything. So that's the new film
Speaker 2: we're working on, which we can get into a little
Speaker 2: bit if you'd like as well.
Speaker 1: But yeah, that's how it all got started. Man. Well yeah,
Speaker 1: so less than a thousand dollars and it doesn't even
Speaker 1: watch like that, you can, you know, you experience it
Speaker 1: the same way you would as something on like the
Speaker 1: History Channel or something. You know.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the most we spent was airfare and travel and
Speaker 2: food and stuff for the trip. So yeah, and this
Speaker 2: one's really gonna be on a budget of about the
Speaker 2: same thing. I mean, we have pretty decent cameras and
Speaker 2: microphones and everything, and you know, it's really not about
Speaker 2: a huge production value and eye candy and things like that.
Speaker 2: It's about the information that's in it and presenting it
Speaker 2: in a very entertaining way that is very engaging for
Speaker 2: the audience.
Speaker 1: Okay, so let's sell the listeners a little bit on this.
Speaker 1: What are key aspects of Louisiana's history and culture do
Speaker 1: you explore in the documentary and how exactly do they
Speaker 1: connect to the occult. Well, there's several things.
Speaker 2: I mean, jfk assassination is not necessarily connected to the
Speaker 2: occult on the surface, but if you dig deeper, there's
Speaker 2: plenty of rabbit holes that you can follow that lead
Speaker 2: to occult ideologies. But that's not really what we focus
Speaker 2: in the jfk assassination. That was just showing a glimpse
Speaker 2: of hidden history that you don't normally hear about. And
Speaker 2: occult really means hidden, So it's really about all the
Speaker 2: hidden things in Louisiana that you are really that I
Speaker 2: wasn't aware of, that many people aren't aware of, and
Speaker 2: I thought it would be beneficial for everyone to start
Speaker 2: to learn about some of this history of this magical state.
Speaker 2: And you know, you can consider the voodoo practice is
Speaker 2: a cult definitely, and some of the paranormal history I
Speaker 2: would consider a cult as well. And this whole, the
Speaker 2: whole atmosphere and the whole feeling. If you've ever been
Speaker 2: to Louisiana, there's just this mystical, magical feeling, undeniable that
Speaker 2: you get in certain areas and the deeper in the
Speaker 2: swamps that you go, you can feel this sense of
Speaker 2: actually it's like a sense of darkness and heaviness. There
Speaker 2: feels like there was a lot of trauma in the
Speaker 2: past of this in this state and a lot of
Speaker 2: the areas, and there was it was a very bloody
Speaker 2: history for Louisiana, a lot of negative and you know,
Speaker 2: very anti human things like slavery took place there, so
Speaker 2: that it does have a dark history, a rich history,
Speaker 2: and a very occult and paranormal as well.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I wasn't surprised. And when you said that it
Speaker 1: has the heavy energy, it reminds me of here where
Speaker 1: I live in Barbados. You go into the countryside where
Speaker 1: you're on the beaches at night and you feel those
Speaker 1: presences just waiting for you to kind of like talk
Speaker 1: to them or something. You know, like you swear sometimes
Speaker 1: something's going to jump out at you. And I've even
Speaker 1: had experiences Oh yeah, it's yeah, I've had experiences with
Speaker 1: like something I swear must have been like the dog
Speaker 1: Man or something up in the countryside and just crossing
Speaker 1: the road like normal. You know, I think this thing
Speaker 1: didn't do was wave at me, and so yeah, I
Speaker 1: get it, you know, and it resonated. And I know
Speaker 1: that there's a very strong Caribbean presence in Louisiana as well,
Speaker 1: So yeah, yeah.
Speaker 2: And as as far as feeling presences and that there
Speaker 2: is this energy around you, I touched on it briefly,
Speaker 2: but I really didn't get into how much people since
Speaker 2: these intelligences and spirits around them in different parts of
Speaker 2: the French Quarter in New Orleans and different areas of
Speaker 2: the swamp and historical places. There is a profound sense
Speaker 2: that even people witnessing when going to a plantation in
Speaker 2: the front courtyard, they would see apparitions of people hanging
Speaker 2: in trees, slaves, and you know, some would be communicating
Speaker 2: with them. There's several instances, and I talked with plenty
Speaker 2: of psychics who have communicated with spirits around the area.
Speaker 2: In the certain area and Pirate's Alley actually in the
Speaker 2: French Quarter, there are reports that, you know, women are
Speaker 2: being groped by other worldly hands and things they can't see,
Speaker 2: and they're being felt up and you know, touched in
Speaker 2: things like this. So there's definitely this strong presence that
Speaker 2: can be felt in many places.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that resonates with me. And you could tell too,
Speaker 1: the footage that you took, even though it might seem
Speaker 1: raw to some, it was raw enough to be authentic,
Speaker 1: and you could sense exactly the vibe of the place.
Speaker 1: So you know, a thousand dollars might not seem like
Speaker 1: a lot, but it was more than enough actually to
Speaker 1: catch the vibe, you know. Yeah, Yeah, that's how I felt.
Speaker 2: I mean, I don't think it really takes a big
Speaker 2: production value to bring something quality to people. And I'm
Speaker 2: very excited about what's happening in the entertainment space in general.
Speaker 2: People are, like you, checking out from regular TV and
Speaker 2: Hollywood productions because it's not even about entertainment anymore. Hell,
Speaker 2: it's not even about them making money anymore. It's about
Speaker 2: propagame and virtue signaling and trying to get people brainwashed basically.
Speaker 2: So people are realizing that that entertainment business, this old
Speaker 2: Hollywood model and just utilizing the airwaves for mind control
Speaker 2: and propaganda purposes. They're starting to see that that's what
Speaker 2: it's all about. And we have this new wave of
Speaker 2: independent filmmakers and podcasters, and people are starting to just
Speaker 2: slide over to the more entertainment or the more independent side,
Speaker 2: because it's real, it's actually enjoyable, it's informative, it's entertaining,
Speaker 2: and it's not just about trying to get you to
Speaker 2: see some perspective on a political candidate. Are different anti
Speaker 2: human ideologies that are pushed. It's just about real things
Speaker 2: that people enjoy and real information that can really benefit people.
Speaker 2: And I'm really excited to see the huge way of
Speaker 2: people that are starting to kind of move out of
Speaker 2: that zombie mind control just TV watching couch potato phase.
Speaker 1: And also there's a.
Speaker 2: Huge amount of people who are just starting their own businesses,
Speaker 2: starting their own production companies. And I think this is
Speaker 2: the time to do things like this because the old
Speaker 2: systems seem to be crumbling. People are rejecting the nonsense,
Speaker 2: and they're looking for quality, and if you have anything
Speaker 2: quality to offer, now's the time to just put it
Speaker 2: on the table.
Speaker 1: I think, yeah, you're right, and you know how I
Speaker 1: feel about the whole thing. The biggest mistake they probably
Speaker 1: made was making the propaganda obvious before, you know, if
Speaker 1: you could see a little bits of it, but it
Speaker 1: wasn't so bad. You know, stuff was wholesome. I guess
Speaker 1: growing up in our generation, stuff was wholesome, so it
Speaker 1: really in. But now it's just you know, Baucherie twenty
Speaker 1: four to seven, and it's hard to find anything. So
Speaker 1: it's a good Yeah, it's so blatant.
Speaker 2: It almost seems like they're presenting this because they want
Speaker 2: us to be aware of it somehow. I don't know,
Speaker 2: maybe they're tired of the bullshit themselves, who knows. But
Speaker 2: it's very interesting how everything is unfolding and the awareness
Speaker 2: that people are having right now.
Speaker 1: Yeah. So back to the film, Yeah, I mean, how
Speaker 1: how does it really portray the relationship between Saint Louisiana's
Speaker 1: indigenous African and you know, the French and Spanish cultures
Speaker 1: with the occult practices.
Speaker 2: Well, I mainly focused on Marie Levau when we touched
Speaker 2: on the voodoo, but it does get into voodoo history
Speaker 2: and some of the misinterpretations, some of the origins and
Speaker 2: roots of voodoo. Really focus on Marie Leveau, her life
Speaker 2: and some of the truer stories that have been really
Speaker 2: not glamorized because they're not as exciting as some of
Speaker 2: the fictional things that you hear about. So that's what
Speaker 2: I really focused on. But as far as the ancient
Speaker 2: history of Louisiana, I forgot to mention this whole section
Speaker 2: of the film. I cover the mound builders of Louisiana,
Speaker 2: and I had doctor Gregory Lttelon to discuss this part
Speaker 2: of the film, and it talks about our ancient past
Speaker 2: and how what we understand as the natives, there is
Speaker 2: older civilizations and possibly very advanced civilizations that were in
Speaker 2: this area that could have been part of a global civilization,
Speaker 2: and he believes it may even be a precursor to
Speaker 2: the pyramid builders advanced builders that build these mound structures
Speaker 2: across the Americas. They were used for astronomical ceremonial purposes
Speaker 2: and now if you look at them, they just look
Speaker 2: like little hills or mounds, but it is speculated that
Speaker 2: back during those times, they were very sophisticated construction and
Speaker 2: they served dual purposes that were beyond what we thought
Speaker 2: humans were capable of at that time. He also believes
Speaker 2: that they could be they could have been connected to
Speaker 2: the ancient giants, the nepheleme, and these could have been
Speaker 2: responsible for building these structures. There's connections with the elongated
Speaker 2: skulls as well, and I go into how there were
Speaker 2: multiple giant bones excavated from these sites in the late
Speaker 2: eighteen hundreds, and you won't hear about it from any
Speaker 2: mainstream but there's tons of newspaper articles that were found
Speaker 2: that are stating that these ten to fifteen foot skeletons
Speaker 2: were found, and the tallest you'll hear from mainstream accounts
Speaker 2: is maybe six seven seven and a half feet tall,
Speaker 2: but they were much larger. They were finding much larger
Speaker 2: skeletons all over the Americas associated with these specific mound sites.
Speaker 2: And that is what we really focused on when we
Speaker 2: go really far back into Louisiana history. And this is
Speaker 2: something else I consider is occulted and hidden because our
Speaker 2: mainstream archaeology and our mainstream science is really having a
Speaker 2: tough time admitting how old some of these things are
Speaker 2: and the possibilities that are being discovered by independent researchers.
Speaker 2: The mounds at LSU campus were recently redated and they
Speaker 2: could be over I believe it's twelve thousand years old
Speaker 2: and could possibly pre date some of the Egyptian megaliths.
Speaker 2: So it's very, very fascinating some of the information that
Speaker 2: I've uncovered and shared in this documentary about the ancient past.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and the whole documentary really does have this atmosphere
Speaker 1: of mystery and intrigue. And when you talk about things
Speaker 1: like the connection with the jfk assassination, it gets even
Speaker 1: harrier because who would have thought. I mean, mainstream ideas
Speaker 1: that are typically considered conspiracy theory don't go that direction.
Speaker 1: But then you see the connection to like the mob
Speaker 1: and all that, and you get documented all that stuff,
Speaker 1: and then you know the things about the mounds and whatnot.
Speaker 1: It brings you, It sucks you into that reality and
Speaker 1: it makes you question things because who would have thought?
Speaker 1: And nobody can deny it because you have the footage
Speaker 1: and it's like right there in your face too, you know.
Speaker 1: So it's not like they can say, oh, that's not real,
Speaker 1: they made that up. It's right there in front of
Speaker 1: your face. Yeah.
Speaker 2: The problem is people are so programmed to bow to authority,
Speaker 2: to believe the quote unquote experts out there, and they
Speaker 2: it's hard for them to understand how controlled these institutions
Speaker 2: are and the foundation the information is so bad in
Speaker 2: the end, it's been altered so many times over the years.
Speaker 2: But it's hard for people, a lot of people to
Speaker 2: see that because they don't want to think that their
Speaker 2: whole life is a lie, that everything that they've been
Speaker 2: programmed to believe is a falsehood, and that our history
Speaker 2: is maybe completely different than we understand from mainstream academia.
Speaker 2: More and more, like Graham Hancock, different wonderful researchers are,
Speaker 2: you know, Matt Lacroix, many others that are really uncovering
Speaker 2: truths about the possibilities with our ancient past. And I
Speaker 2: don't think that in our near future the old information
Speaker 2: can hold as much weight anymore. And I don't see
Speaker 2: that it could stand, as you know, for too much
Speaker 2: longer with all the wonderful independent research that's coming out.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you're right about that. And Matt Lacroi is definitely
Speaker 1: genius level and he's a very believable character too. So
Speaker 1: it's a good thing that you have people like him
Speaker 1: that are out there that are being genuine and honest.
Speaker 1: And it's crazy because then you find out exactly how
Speaker 1: much stuff has just been destroyed and then when you
Speaker 1: hear that, you're like, okay, so, yeah, they're hiding something,
Speaker 1: because what is somebody that doesn't want to be found out?
Speaker 1: Do they want to cover their tracks? And a lot
Speaker 1: of times it's done sloppily in a hurry, so you
Speaker 1: can still find those little bits and pieces, you know,
Speaker 1: that kind of so well.
Speaker 2: Even unfortunately, the best independent researchers have limited information to
Speaker 2: go off of, especially with anything having to do with
Speaker 2: our past. The origins of the information is usually written
Speaker 2: by the leaders are the most powerful of that era
Speaker 2: and are the victors of the era, and the stories
Speaker 2: are written to suit them. But you know, there is
Speaker 2: plenty of true and information out there, but it's getting
Speaker 2: harder and harder to access some of these things just
Speaker 2: because of our cancel culture, the way the Internet has
Speaker 2: been just deleting random things. So I think that it's
Speaker 2: you know, even the best independent researcher has limited information
Speaker 2: to go off of, and we have to take every
Speaker 2: thing with a grain of salt. But I do believe
Speaker 2: it's important to present all the possibilities because it's like
Speaker 2: a puzzle. You can't really put anything together unless you
Speaker 2: see what the big what the outcomes should be and
Speaker 2: a bigger picture of everything. And I think that right
Speaker 2: now we're starting to see a bigger picture of a
Speaker 2: lot of these things. But we have to get past
Speaker 2: the programming part and the blind trust of people that
Speaker 2: don't have our best interest in mind.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I can't stress enough to people the importance of
Speaker 1: turning off the television and actually having a life, have
Speaker 1: an interest in things. Everybody's interested in something, and the
Speaker 1: thing about it is that there are so many people
Speaker 1: out there that they come to me, for example, and
Speaker 1: then they realize, Wow, so now I have all this
Speaker 1: time I've started reading and I just realized that stuff
Speaker 1: that I was into when I was a kid, or
Speaker 1: stuff that I read about, I'm still interested in that,
Speaker 1: and it takes send down these rabbit holes and it's
Speaker 1: a beautiful thing. That's how you get involved in actually
Speaker 1: living your life by becoming an investigator. And I think that,
Speaker 1: like you said, with the cancel culture and all the
Speaker 1: scare tactics that the media has, they try to make
Speaker 1: you feel bad if you are interested in anything other
Speaker 1: than what they say. You know, but all of that's
Speaker 1: going to fall away soon because fortunately there's people like
Speaker 1: me out there, and people like you that are asking
Speaker 1: questions and encourage people to just go take a look,
Speaker 1: you know, but you got to be like, just you know,
Speaker 1: aren't you ever curious about what's under that rock over there?
Speaker 1: Let's just go take a look. You know, you got
Speaker 1: to egg people on a little bit because they're afraid
Speaker 1: that something's going to happen. But trust me, nothing's going
Speaker 1: to happen by just being interested, you know, one hundred percent.
Speaker 1: And it's very encouraging. There's more and more people that
Speaker 1: are breaking out of that programming and starting to explore
Speaker 1: other possibilities. I think it's a lot more people than
Speaker 1: the establishment would like the world to know. I think
Speaker 1: more and more are popping in there every day, and
Speaker 1: you know, I'm very encouraged by the awareness that's kind
Speaker 1: of washing over everyone right now. Yeah, so very quickly,
Speaker 1: let's get into Scott Pace and his experiences, because that's
Speaker 1: a very interesting part and I'm sure there's more you
Speaker 1: could say about that than even what's in the documentary.
Speaker 2: I mean, oh yeah, Scott Pace. So, Scott Pace is
Speaker 2: a great guy. He is from a small town South Louisiana.
Speaker 2: He's got a wife, he's got dogs, and he's a
Speaker 2: normal dude. He doesn't do drugs, he doesn't even drink.
Speaker 2: He goes and he enjoys hunting and fishing, and that
Speaker 2: was his life. He's never really been interested in anything paranormal,
Speaker 2: never did research, never thought about bigfoot or anything until
Speaker 2: this one experience that led to many others. And he
Speaker 2: was out in hunting one day and in his hunting blind,
Speaker 2: which is just like a little elevated space for that's
Speaker 2: enclosed for you to wait for deer to appear, and
Speaker 2: that's what he was doing. And he looks out and
Speaker 2: then I forget how far away it was. It wasn't
Speaker 2: too far. But he sees a figure moving in the
Speaker 2: woods and it looks all black and he can't really
Speaker 2: make out what it is. So he picks up his
Speaker 2: rifle and he looks through the scope at what the
Speaker 2: hell this is and it.
Speaker 1: Stands up and he says it's huge.
Speaker 2: It has to be like eight foot tall, covered in
Speaker 2: black hair, black skin, and he said it looked like
Speaker 2: the only thing he can say is a bigfoot. But
Speaker 2: then it gets crazier. He senses something else. The pa
Speaker 2: the gun over and there is another huge, massive, hairy figure.
Speaker 2: This one was a little different though it had an
Speaker 2: elongated snout, wasn't as bulky, a little lankier, and he
Speaker 2: said it looked like a wolf man standing on two legs.
Speaker 1: He was didn't.
Speaker 2: He was, you know, freaking out, and all of a sudden,
Speaker 2: he in his mind he hears speaking or communication, and
Speaker 2: he just knows somehow that it's coming from the Bigfoot,
Speaker 2: and the bigfoot says something like you need to put
Speaker 2: the gun down, and that he can sense that the
Speaker 2: dog man's also communicating. He says, put the gun down,
Speaker 2: or I'm gonna go up there and tear up the
Speaker 2: deer blind and kill you and all this stuff. And
Speaker 2: Scott didn't know what to do, so he just tries
Speaker 2: thinking back, I'm not trying to hurt you. I was
Speaker 2: just looking. And apparently the bigfoot agreed, yeah, just let
Speaker 2: him go. He was just looking at us. The communication continued.
Speaker 2: Then he hears his other loud voice say get out now,
Speaker 2: so he did. He grabbed his stuff and he ran
Speaker 2: out of there. On his way out, he looks back
Speaker 2: and he sees like he believes, maybe three or four figures,
Speaker 2: huge massive figures following him out of the woods. He
Speaker 2: hears their footsteps and he finally just makes it out
Speaker 2: of there and high tails it out of there. And
Speaker 2: that experience was crazy enough. But then after that he
Speaker 2: starts having different different kinds of encounters.
Speaker 1: At night.
Speaker 2: He starts like hearing tapping on his windows. He would
Speaker 2: look up and see eyes peering in at his tallest
Speaker 2: windows in his house. He also heard footsteps in his house.
Speaker 2: He would see footprints. Nothing would be there, things would
Speaker 2: be moved around, and this just kept going, kept escalating,
Speaker 2: and then he'd go out into the woods and he
Speaker 2: would start getting this communication from something out there. They
Speaker 2: would never really show themselves that like they did the
Speaker 2: first time. Every once in a while he'd get glimpses
Speaker 2: of him, he said, at night, they just appear as shadows,
Speaker 2: which is very strange, and it just kind of adds
Speaker 2: to the possibility that these creatures may have some sort
Speaker 2: of supernatural ability, or it may be supernatural in nature.
Speaker 2: I don't know. But the experiences continued, and he at
Speaker 2: one point he took a trip to I forget what
Speaker 2: state it is right now, it's been so long since
Speaker 2: I covered it, but it was a little northern in
Speaker 2: a little farther north in the United States, and I
Speaker 2: think it was Dakota, one of the Dakota's. But he
Speaker 2: went out there to because one of his friends out
Speaker 2: there said that they're having all kinds of bigfoot experiences
Speaker 2: and sightings, and he goes and sure enough, his friend
Speaker 2: takes him out to the location. They see not only
Speaker 2: a massive bigfoot like peeking out of the trees. They
Speaker 2: call him Stevie Wonder because he's kind of moving his
Speaker 2: head around like Stevie Wonder every time they see him
Speaker 2: looking at him. There's also they saw these little hairy
Speaker 2: creatures which looked like miniature bigfoots. He doesn't know if
Speaker 2: they were their children or just little people, but they
Speaker 2: also appeared they started actually popping their heads out of
Speaker 2: the ground and crawling out of the ground. He said
Speaker 2: he witnessed this. He also witnessed with other people. He
Speaker 2: was out at night in one of these locations. He
Speaker 2: had his cell phone in his hand that were sitting
Speaker 2: in his truck, and a huge, massive, black, hairy hand
Speaker 2: tried to grab his phone out of his hand. A
Speaker 2: slapped the hand away, and the creature just walked off
Speaker 2: like nothing. And one of the most incredible encounters he saw.
Speaker 2: They were all sitting out there, and all of a sudden,
Speaker 2: this beam of bright blue light shoots from the sky
Speaker 2: straight down and kind of widened open like a portal,
Speaker 2: I guess, And these, he said, they were about seven
Speaker 2: foot tall, pure luminescent light beings just walked out of
Speaker 2: the portal in front of their truck and down a
Speaker 2: hill in front of them like it was nothing, and
Speaker 2: they just watched this whole thing unfold him and two
Speaker 2: or three other people. Again, the experiences still continue to
Speaker 2: this day, and now he's experiencing what he believes are
Speaker 2: extraterrestrial contact and the abduction experiences. At night, he has
Speaker 2: these vivid men memories of being taken different places by
Speaker 2: tall what he can only describe as gray extraterrestrial beings.
Speaker 2: He's seen the praying man to his beings, he says,
Speaker 2: sometimes they're doing experiments on him. Sometimes it seems like
Speaker 2: they're teaching him. But these memories are not complete, and
Speaker 2: he sometimes wakes up in the morning with you know,
Speaker 2: blood coming out of his nose, scratches, and once he
Speaker 2: wakes up, it's very difficult for him to put everything together.
Speaker 2: But he does have these vivid memories, but it says
Speaker 2: they're not dreams. They are more like real memories and experiences.
Speaker 2: And I hear this a lot from extraterrestrial contact ees
Speaker 2: and abductees, so it's very interesting and his experiences continue.
Speaker 2: I have him on the podcast every once in a while.
Speaker 2: He said that most of the experience has been very positive,
Speaker 2: positive communication with the beings. He's a very religious man,
Speaker 2: so he brings his Bible out to the swamps and
Speaker 2: reads Bible verses to the Bigfoot in Sasquatch. He claims
Speaker 2: they enjoy that as well. So very strange and very
Speaker 2: extremely interesting and I always look forward to hearing new
Speaker 2: experiences from him. So that was a very fun segment
Speaker 2: to cover for the film. Wow, that's incredible. I would
Speaker 2: love to interview him. Oh yeah, I'll get you. I'll
Speaker 2: get you his info.
Speaker 1: He loves going on shows and talking about this because wow, yeah,
Speaker 1: I mean, and because he's such a real run in
Speaker 1: a mill character. It makes him extremely believable, you know.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, he is. He's a great the most friendliest
Speaker 2: guy you ever met. He does not seem like he's
Speaker 2: gotten me screws loose in his head, and just your
Speaker 2: normal good old boy hunter from Louisian like I said,
Speaker 2: never interested in any of this stuff, but now he
Speaker 2: just got sucked into it, so he can't deny it.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Well, this has been a fascinating conversation. Do you
Speaker 1: have any closing thoughts, anything you want anybody to know.
Speaker 2: Well, I would like to say, go watch the Forbidden
Speaker 2: documentary of Cult Louisiana that's available on two b Roku
Speaker 2: channel and plenty other streaming platforms. By watching this, it
Speaker 2: helps us finish production of our upcoming film, the Forbidden
Speaker 2: documentary Doors of Perception. Like I said, we're hoping to
Speaker 2: have this release by March or April, and we really
Speaker 2: appreciate everyone watching. We're thrilled with the success of the
Speaker 2: film so far. And I want to thank you again
Speaker 2: Jahan for having me on and I'd definitely love to
Speaker 2: have more conversations in the future.
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