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Speaker 2: Had greeting is this Fred in Alaska? Thanks for joining me.
Speaker 2: Before I share, I had some food for thought. I
Speaker 2: was sitting there this morning contemplating why is it people
Speaker 2: who have experiences feel this overwhelming sense of shame, like
Speaker 2: they did something wrong? They didn't do anything, but have
Speaker 2: something happened to them that they had no control over.
Speaker 2: It really bothers me. I don't know what it stems from.
Speaker 2: I mean, basically the ridicule, I understand that, but just
Speaker 2: from the standpoint of they didn't ask for it, it happened.
Speaker 2: They really got nowhere to turn stuff that bothers me.
Speaker 2: What I want to share with you today this guy Jesse.
Speaker 2: It's not actually Jesse, but that's how it's said in English.
Speaker 2: He was a henry worker from back home in Dillingham.
Speaker 2: This is about six years ago now, in his free time,
Speaker 2: which they worked twelve and twelve, so they didn't have
Speaker 2: a whole lot, but he would sacrifice his time to
Speaker 2: go up by Silver Salmon Creek. He enjoyed fishing for
Speaker 2: the little trout and the grailing that would come up
Speaker 2: in there. So when he decided that he was done
Speaker 2: working that year, he allotted about a week's time before
Speaker 2: he was to fly out and fly back to his
Speaker 2: home country. So what he did was is he got
Speaker 2: himself a little portable fishing pole, went out, got a
Speaker 2: ride up to Silver Salmon Creek on Electnagik Road, and
Speaker 2: decided he was going to hike from the culverts there.
Speaker 2: Anyone from back home knows what I'm talking about. There's
Speaker 2: some culverts that go into the road for the creek.
Speaker 2: He was going to hike that and fish it to
Speaker 2: the mouth where it meets up with the wood. So
Speaker 2: basically he was planning on camping out, going along a
Speaker 2: little spike camp, do his thing, do some fishing, and
Speaker 2: joy Alaska before he went back to his home country.
Speaker 2: The first night was basically just uninterrupted, just fishing as
Speaker 2: far as daylight and whatnot. But along Silver Salmon Creek
Speaker 2: there's a lot of thick brush, real thick brush. As
Speaker 2: you could tell. I got a bunch of thick brush
Speaker 2: around me. The first night was fine. He decides he
Speaker 2: wants to go a little further, so he goes along.
Speaker 2: He's fishing throughout that next day and he's having a
Speaker 2: great time. It just so happens that the silvers are
Speaker 2: actually moving on in. So he's excited because he's got
Speaker 2: this little rod, this little collapsable fishing pole, and he
Speaker 2: was just slaying the silvers. He wasn't keeping him. He
Speaker 2: was catching release. He wasn't interested in bringing a bunch
Speaker 2: of salmon or whatever. With them. He's literally having the
Speaker 2: best time of his life just catching these fish. He
Speaker 2: kept a couple smaller ones just to eat on while
Speaker 2: he was there. Fresh salmon night, you can't beat it.
Speaker 2: As he's going along that second day, he finds a
Speaker 2: spot that suitable for his little spike camp and he's
Speaker 2: not setting any fires or anything. He's got a little
Speaker 2: cook stove thing all that kind of stuff. As he
Speaker 2: was cooking up this salmon that night, he had to
Speaker 2: cut it into real small pieces because a little frying
Speaker 2: pen for his cookstove is like eight inch diameter or
Speaker 2: something like that. So he had to cut it up
Speaker 2: into small pieces. And he's frying these chunks, and as
Speaker 2: he's doing so, he lowers the heat and he wants
Speaker 2: to saw taste some onions in there with it, So
Speaker 2: he turns around and while it's on low heat, he's
Speaker 2: cutting up on this onion, he keeps hearing this noise
Speaker 2: off in the distance. He chalked it up to a
Speaker 2: stray dog because he said it was making a wolf
Speaker 2: a grunt sound like he would expect a stray dog
Speaker 2: would make, or something like that. It was the only
Speaker 2: reference he had. He hadn't never experienced bears or whatever.
Speaker 2: After he realized it wasn't a dog, he immediately thought bear. Okay.
Speaker 2: He had some pepper spray and a machete. That was
Speaker 2: about it. He stands up, looks around, doesn't see anything,
Speaker 2: can't make anything out. The noise wall wasn't consistent to
Speaker 2: where he felt immediate threat, so he went back to
Speaker 2: cutting his onion. He finishes up making his meal. Now
Speaker 2: at this certain part of the creek, it's a hard bank,
Speaker 2: it's a deep little pocket there. He decides he wants
Speaker 2: to do a little more fishings. He left this bike
Speaker 2: camp as it was. He had some leftovers, but he
Speaker 2: put it up on a stump further away from his camp,
Speaker 2: so if a bear did come in, it wouldn't trash
Speaker 2: his camp. So he goes along. He's casting into this
Speaker 2: little pool that you know where it Eddie's there in
Speaker 2: the creek and he's catch as a couple and things
Speaker 2: get He notices gets real quiet. So while he's contemplating
Speaker 2: why is it so damn quiet, he's just looking around,
Speaker 2: still reeling in doing his thing, and he notices across
Speaker 2: Silver Salmon Creek there's this brown lump about twenty meters away.
Speaker 2: He decides, Yeah, that's probably the bear I heard. Okay,
Speaker 2: I'm gonna keep an eye on it. That's the noise
Speaker 2: I heard. I was justified in being worried. That's the
Speaker 2: noise I heard. He keeps an eye and just figures out, Okay,
Speaker 2: that's what killed the sound, and that's why I was
Speaker 2: a little nervous earlier. So now he knows where it's
Speaker 2: at and it's across the creek. He doesn't feel immediate danger,
Speaker 2: so he continues doing what he's doing. Well, he catches
Speaker 2: the last semon he was going to catch. It was
Speaker 2: a good size one and he was contemplating keeping it.
Speaker 2: But silver as they fight, you know, so as he
Speaker 2: was trying to unhook, it slipped out of his hand,
Speaker 2: bounced off the bank and right back into the creek,
Speaker 2: and fish lost. No big deal. So he stops what
Speaker 2: he's doing and he decides he wants to go back
Speaker 2: and make sure because the brown spot was gone. He
Speaker 2: didn't hear it move off. It was still dead. Quiet
Speaker 2: hikes back to his little spike camp, not that far away,
Speaker 2: probably three hundred yards or something roughly. When he gets
Speaker 2: to a spike camp, he notices big impressions in the
Speaker 2: grass and the mud around where he had his spike camp,
Speaker 2: and he was looking at his boots and he was like, man,
Speaker 2: did I like step and smear? Because sometimes you can
Speaker 2: step and it'll slide a little bit and make the
Speaker 2: print look a little bigger, but you could usually tell
Speaker 2: with the track marks that it was a slide, and
Speaker 2: he wasn't seeing that. So he goes around, and he
Speaker 2: goes and checks where he left his leftovers. Everything that
Speaker 2: was left in his leftovers had been picked through because
Speaker 2: the oils and stuff had gotten a little more viscous
Speaker 2: and a little thicker from when it was cooked. He
Speaker 2: could see what looked like big finger impressions that had
Speaker 2: taken pieces of the salmon out of this little frying pan.
Speaker 2: So immediately he's, oh, man, one of my friends must
Speaker 2: be following me, teasing me from the cannery. He immediately
Speaker 2: assumed that it was going to be a prank, someone
Speaker 2: just messing with them, and so he yells out, hey,
Speaker 2: it's not funny. All his buddies spoke his same home tongue,
Speaker 2: so he's speaking in his home language. There's no answer.
Speaker 2: It's still dead quiet. He's looking around to see what
Speaker 2: the hell who was moving here? He was looking for
Speaker 2: any kind of track marks as far as impressions from
Speaker 2: boots and what have you. Wasn't finding anything but these
Speaker 2: big impressions in the ground wherever he could find them.
Speaker 2: There seemed to be a bunch of them. But he said,
Speaker 2: it looked like ek wandered around and came back, and
Speaker 2: then wandered off some more. So he started getting a
Speaker 2: little weirded out, feeling watched. So what he ends up
Speaker 2: doing as he goes and he closes down his little
Speaker 2: spike camp, and he goes, I'm gonna move further because
Speaker 2: the brush gets a little less dense more towards the
Speaker 2: wood river you get. He hikes along after cleaning everything up,
Speaker 2: still dead quiet the whole time, not even birds chirping, nothing.
Speaker 2: He gets to a spot he doesn't like it too much,
Speaker 2: but after a little bit of whack in he cut
Speaker 2: out this little cove for him to be back off
Speaker 2: the little trail he was making. Now there's game trails
Speaker 2: all and end through here, so he was smart enough
Speaker 2: to not just camp directly on the game trail. He
Speaker 2: was back off of the game trail, he said, about
Speaker 2: six meters again, his reference on distance cut out this
Speaker 2: little cove. He sets up his spike camp. As he's
Speaker 2: doing so, in the distance on the other side of
Speaker 2: the creek, he keeps hearing this weird grunt sound, just
Speaker 2: as deep kind of I would equate it to probably
Speaker 2: a moose call type of tone, but he never heard
Speaker 2: one before. I couldn't get a good definite read on
Speaker 2: exactly what he was trying to convey because a little
Speaker 2: bit of a language barrier. He had some broken English.
Speaker 2: I just equated to that kind of like a moose
Speaker 2: grunt or a deep guttural bear grunt of some kind.
Speaker 2: That unnerves him to the point to where he's feeling watched.
Speaker 2: He's hearing this noise, he's seeing these weird tracks. He
Speaker 2: starts getting this inner panic. He said he didn't know
Speaker 2: where it came from. It struck him like a bolt
Speaker 2: of lightning, according to what he said. Immediately he stands
Speaker 2: up from what he was doing because he's hunched over
Speaker 2: laying out some stuff, letting some of his gear dry
Speaker 2: out or whatever, and he turns around and looks across
Speaker 2: the creek in the direction he just sensed something looking
Speaker 2: at him off to his right. When he turned and looked.
Speaker 2: He didn't immediately see anything. It's thick brush and stuff.
Speaker 2: So when he's looking, he does notice. According to him,
Speaker 2: it was about twenty five meters thirty meters away, something
Speaker 2: moving next to a tree. None of the other trees
Speaker 2: were moving, but this one thing was moving. He said.
Speaker 2: It was like a very dark brown, like a chocolate brown,
Speaker 2: but caught his attention. So he's watching. He had a
Speaker 2: small little pair of binoculars, so he goes down the
Speaker 2: creek a little ways to get a better line of
Speaker 2: sight on this thing and use the binoculars. So what
Speaker 2: he's doing that and he's trying to figure out what
Speaker 2: is this thing because all he could see was just
Speaker 2: as dark. He said, it was like a mix between
Speaker 2: fur and hair, fur in human hair. It was a
Speaker 2: little matted, a little tangly looking, and it wasn't very long,
Speaker 2: he said, about three inches or so. It keeps watching it,
Speaker 2: so he's transfixed on this particular spot moving. Now, as
Speaker 2: he's doing that, he starts hearing noises way far behind him,
Speaker 2: like way far behind him, it appeared. He loses focus
Speaker 2: on the thing with the binoculars because he's not really
Speaker 2: seeing much and turns his attention to the noise he's hearing,
Speaker 2: sees nothing, gets weirded out, feels like he's being watched.
Speaker 2: He gets real hyper paranoid, goes back to camp, which
Speaker 2: wasn't very far away. He maybe went thirty forty feet
Speaker 2: away from his camp, and he picks up his machete
Speaker 2: and he starts making noise. He starts hacking stuff, just
Speaker 2: making noise, speaking in his hometongue. He starts singing a song,
Speaker 2: a song a grandma taught him as a kid. So
Speaker 2: he's singing away and just whacking bushes and stuff, making noise.
Speaker 2: He wants to run off whatever it is, and that's
Speaker 2: the best option he had at the time. So as
Speaker 2: Jesse's doing this, the noise he heard way off in
Speaker 2: the distance. Within a ten to fifteen minute period of time,
Speaker 2: he said he was hacking away, singing the song about
Speaker 2: three or four times, you know, just making as much
Speaker 2: noise as he could. He hears the identical sound again,
Speaker 2: but it sounds by pedal footsteps crunch, and it sounds
Speaker 2: like he's coming directly at him at a distance though,
Speaker 2: so immediately he's, oh, I must be attracting a bear.
Speaker 2: So he goes back over by his camp from where
Speaker 2: he was thrashing bushes not far away, and decides he's
Speaker 2: going to pack up and start heading back towards Electna
Speaker 2: get rowed. Now. As he's loading up his stuff, he
Speaker 2: keeps hearing this crunch, crunch, and a thudding step. He said,
Speaker 2: it sounded like a man walking, but much much heavier.
Speaker 2: He wasn't seeing it, but it sounded like it would
Speaker 2: come towards him, walk off a little ways, then walk
Speaker 2: back towards him a little ways, and then off a
Speaker 2: different direction. So he was really getting concerned that someone
Speaker 2: was stalking him. It was surreal. He hears this stumping boom.
Speaker 2: You know, it's going back and forth, but it's staying
Speaker 2: a steady distance from him, and so he gets more
Speaker 2: and more panicked. As he's loading his stuff up, he's
Speaker 2: minimizing what he brought with. He leaves his cook stove.
Speaker 2: He's getting stuffed in his backpack because he keeps getting
Speaker 2: this overwhelming feeling I gotta go. So he gets all
Speaker 2: this stuff together and he notices it's quiet and the
Speaker 2: stepping and the stomping has ceased a bit. Immediately he
Speaker 2: starts taking inventory of what's around him. He looks back
Speaker 2: across the creek. Was looking back at where he had
Speaker 2: saw that dark blackish brown thing by the tree. He
Speaker 2: notices it's not there, so immediately he starts looking further around,
Speaker 2: trying to pinpoint where it's at. He's checking the whole area,
Speaker 2: moving around a little bit. He's nervous to start walking.
Speaker 2: He wants to make sure he's not walking into a
Speaker 2: bear or what have you. So as he's taken a
Speaker 2: little inventory of what his options are, he stops and
Speaker 2: he's adjusting something on his boot, and as he's doing so,
Speaker 2: he's glancing up every once in a while. This really
Speaker 2: hyper paranoid. As he stands back up and starts walking
Speaker 2: down the trail again, he's looking around. He's got his
Speaker 2: spray out, he's got his machete on his hip, ready
Speaker 2: to go. As he's doing so, something stops him in
Speaker 2: his tracks. Hees walk along, he just stops. He feels
Speaker 2: like he's frozen, just overcome with fear that he didn't understand.
Speaker 2: So as he's forcing himself to move around and look
Speaker 2: around and try to shake this paralyzing fear, he looks
Speaker 2: back across the creek, and that's when he sees this
Speaker 2: thing standing there. He said it looked to be about
Speaker 2: nine foot tall. It didn't look overly muscular. It looked
Speaker 2: like oversized Chewbacca. When I asked him what it is,
Speaker 2: face looked like He said that around the eyes there
Speaker 2: was no hair or on the nose, but everything else had.
Speaker 2: It looked like a old man's beard. When he initially
Speaker 2: saw he thought it was a trapper or something from
Speaker 2: the eighteen hundreds just standing over there. But it was
Speaker 2: a fur coat. So he says hello in English. When
Speaker 2: he said hello, this thing looks at him, turns and
Speaker 2: walks off into the brush. And that's when he realized
Speaker 2: exactly what was going on, because there was no seams
Speaker 2: and for a coat, none of that stuff. Immediately, his
Speaker 2: heart starts racing and he turns to go, and as
Speaker 2: he's going down the trail, he realizes this thing is
Speaker 2: going the same direction I am, just on the other
Speaker 2: side of the creek. So he stops and he decides,
Speaker 2: I'm going to hike the other way and give this
Speaker 2: thing time to clear the area. So he turns around
Speaker 2: starts hiking back down the trail. He gets back to
Speaker 2: where his little camp was and he decides he's going
Speaker 2: to pick up the stuff he left and catch his
Speaker 2: breath then head back. So he does all that whole
Speaker 2: time feeling watched. Now when he's done packing up his
Speaker 2: stuff and he turns to head back towards Alecnagik Road.
Speaker 2: As he's progressing down the trail, he gets to the
Speaker 2: spot where he turned and looked and saw this thing
Speaker 2: staring at him. There's nothing there. He gets a little
Speaker 2: further down the trail and he notices in this open
Speaker 2: area where there looks like the bank was freshly, something
Speaker 2: came down the bank on the other side, and he
Speaker 2: notices on the side of the trail he's on that
Speaker 2: the brush has been disturbed and something came up on
Speaker 2: his side of the trail. Immediately, the hair stands up
Speaker 2: on his neck. He's really freaked out because in his
Speaker 2: mind's eye he sees this head crossed there and he
Speaker 2: needs to go. So he gets up to where it
Speaker 2: came out. He's looking for tracks, couldn't see anything, some
Speaker 2: water dripping and whatnot. Decides it's time to really go,
Speaker 2: so he starts hauling ass down this trail. A good
Speaker 2: portion of its game trail, and the other portion he
Speaker 2: bushwhacked through so it wasn't easy traveling. It wasn't just
Speaker 2: this wide open trail. He was going through stuff. He
Speaker 2: was making his way. As he's running along, he realizes
Speaker 2: in his panic, he's working away from the creek, which
Speaker 2: is his guide back to the road, and he doesn't
Speaker 2: want to get turned around, so he cuts back towards
Speaker 2: the creek. Now he's going through all this devil club
Speaker 2: and some other stuff. He gets back up to the
Speaker 2: trail he was on this little game trail, takes a
Speaker 2: breather because he's trying to slow his heart rate down.
Speaker 2: He feels like he was going to have a heart
Speaker 2: attack from the panic, because the panic feeling never really
Speaker 2: left him. So he catches his breath and starts calmly
Speaker 2: walking down the trail, trying to calm himself. Now he
Speaker 2: gets to about he said it was less than a
Speaker 2: mile from the road. He could hear a car way
Speaker 2: down the road coming along the asphalt, So he figures, Okay,
Speaker 2: if I move fast enough, I can catch that cars
Speaker 2: that's going by to wave it down and get a ride.
Speaker 2: Because his friends weren't going to be coming again him
Speaker 2: for another day and a half, two days something like that,
Speaker 2: he starts running towards the road. He's making his way
Speaker 2: through the brush. He trips and falls the way he
Speaker 2: fell because of his backpack wasn't fully secured. A bunch
Speaker 2: of stuff from his backpack flew over his head, out
Speaker 2: of the backpack and spilled in front of him. Right
Speaker 2: so immediately he's a crap. He unsnaps his backpack. He's
Speaker 2: trying to stuff everything back in there and latch things up.
Speaker 2: And as he does so, he stands back up, gets
Speaker 2: it on. Here's a noise behind him, off behind on
Speaker 2: his left hand side. So he turns and looks, and
Speaker 2: this thing was less than twenty feet away, standing there
Speaker 2: holding a tree, just looking down at him. What are
Speaker 2: you waiting on? Continue going? So that's immediately what he does.
Speaker 2: He wow, starts barreling. He said he never ran so
Speaker 2: fast in his life. He tripped and fell a bunch
Speaker 2: of times. More stuff fell out of the backpack. He
Speaker 2: didn't care. When he finally made it up to the road,
Speaker 2: he had just missed the car that went by, but
Speaker 2: heard another one coming. It just so happened. The person
Speaker 2: coming by was basically local law enforcement. I won't elaborate
Speaker 2: because it's too small of a place they only have
Speaker 2: troopers and doing hampde slows down, asks them, Hey, are
Speaker 2: you all right? You look a little frazzled. He said, no,
Speaker 2: I'm just fine. I saw a bear. I got panicked.
Speaker 2: Immediately covered up his own story, I saw a bear.
Speaker 2: Of course, the officer lets him in, gives him a
Speaker 2: ride back to town. So he stopped working for the cannery. Yeah,
Speaker 2: that's what happened to Jesse. Again, that spotlights something happened
Speaker 2: to this guy. Grant you. It wasn't overly aggressive, it
Speaker 2: was just a presence, he said. The fear was all
Speaker 2: in himself. There was no outward display of showing him teeth,
Speaker 2: There was minimal growling even It was mainly the feeling
Speaker 2: of being watched that really messed with him. Again, to
Speaker 2: touch on what I was speaking about at the beginning,
Speaker 2: so many people hold these experiences with this weird shame,
Speaker 2: and it bothers me that there shouldn't be so much
Speaker 2: ridicule for something that is. It's not necessarily commonplace, but
Speaker 2: it has happened a lot. It should be being discussed
Speaker 2: openly to rid the ridicule, treat it for what it is,
Speaker 2: which is a strange phenomenon that just doesn't stop happening.
Speaker 2: You've got credible people that have shared their experiences with me,
Speaker 2: and I've shared them with you guys that in a
Speaker 2: court of law, all it takes is two solid witnesses.
Speaker 2: In certain states, you're a dead man. If they saw
Speaker 2: you commit a crime that is worthy of the death penalty,
Speaker 2: You're done. Two credible witnesses. Shit, we got way more
Speaker 2: than that going on here. Not that anyone needs a
Speaker 2: death penalty. I'm just saying in a court of law
Speaker 2: and it's frustrating. I'll leave that alone. I don't want
Speaker 2: to get all worked up again. Jesse. Thanks for sharing.
Speaker 2: Sorry about the miscommunication at times during our conversation because
Speaker 2: it gets lost in translation sometimes again. Shout out to
Speaker 2: him and also his mom. I believe is Esmerelda. If
Speaker 2: I'm wrong, shoot me an email or give me a call. Jesse.
Speaker 2: What I wanted to share with you guys today is
Speaker 2: something that happened to a retired teacher what with a
Speaker 2: couple of friends. Lives in New Mexico, but taught up here.
Speaker 2: Retired up here. We'll call her Mary. One of her
Speaker 2: retirement bucket listings was to visit the Kennicotten mine area.
Speaker 2: She had talked to a couple of her former co workers.
Speaker 2: They decided on DateTime whatever this happened a little over
Speaker 2: fifteen years ago, if I remember correctly. What they ended
Speaker 2: up doing was they got there, they camped away from
Speaker 2: the mine. She mentioned something about how the whole place
Speaker 2: was set up, but anyway, they got set up in
Speaker 2: their tents. The hiked up to the mine, checked it out,
Speaker 2: and decided that they wanted to hike back and check
Speaker 2: the backside because Kennicott mine sits on the face of
Speaker 2: a mountain, right on the edge. It was to get
Speaker 2: the ore there to process easier or something like that,
Speaker 2: and got this waterfall and river running by it. They
Speaker 2: get back up over there, and it took them half
Speaker 2: a day because they had to cut back and forth.
Speaker 2: When they got on the backside, they realized that they
Speaker 2: were not billy goats, couldn't go any further, so they
Speaker 2: decided to take their lunch. They eat. The male teacher
Speaker 2: whistles the Smurf theme song and then the Sesame Street
Speaker 2: theme song.
Speaker 3: Sing Smurf along with me.
Speaker 2: Again, you sound like grim.
Speaker 1: Stay tuned for more sasquatch Otou see we'll be right
Speaker 1: back after these messages.
Speaker 2: Why, I don't know his choice whatever, but he whistles it.
Speaker 2: Nate continue on. They were laughing, reminiscing about the good
Speaker 2: old days and teaching kids and whatnot, and they hear
Speaker 2: the Smurf theme song being whistled from the trail. They
Speaker 2: just came over the ridge. They figured, oh, someone heard us.
Speaker 2: They're teasing us. They yelled at, hey, we're over here,
Speaker 2: that type of thing. Nothing caught them as dangerous, nothing
Speaker 2: caught them as detrimental. They didn't get any creepy feelings initially,
Speaker 2: so they finished what they were doing, and about twenty
Speaker 2: minutes later they hollered down a couple of pounds with
Speaker 2: no response from whoever it was that whistle. They head
Speaker 2: back over and they get back over this ridge. Now
Speaker 2: when they get back over it, there is sparse trees.
Speaker 2: So they're calling, hey, where'd you go? Where? Appears no response,
Speaker 2: So they leave and they go down and they have
Speaker 2: to follow this trail back to where they're camped. As
Speaker 2: they get into the thicker trees, she said that there
Speaker 2: was a vibration in the air palpable. They could almost
Speaker 2: feel it in their clothes. They all look at each other.
Speaker 2: You feel that the hair would stand up on their arms,
Speaker 2: and they were just what the hell's going on here?
Speaker 2: So they just chalked it up to maybe there's other
Speaker 2: equipment running somewhere and it's just reverberating through the canyons
Speaker 2: and the mountains and stuff. They continue on down the
Speaker 2: trail and as they're going they hear a whistle. They
Speaker 2: hear the imitation of the Serft theme song again. As
Speaker 2: they're walking through this trail, I'm showing you examples of
Speaker 2: how thick Debresh is. So they couldn't really see anything.
Speaker 2: They were hearing movement and stuff, but there was nothing
Speaker 2: they could do. So they figured, oh, there's just someone
Speaker 2: with the six sense of humor, so we'll just deal
Speaker 2: with it. They would yell out periodically. But as they
Speaker 2: got along this trail, they were walking along and all
Speaker 2: of a sudden, Mary stops ten feet away to her,
Speaker 2: right behind one of the only ones she said that
Speaker 2: was around. She saw a hairy man standing there. This
Speaker 2: scene was, of course Faller guests made about nine foot tall,
Speaker 2: was looking down at him from the backside of the tree,
Speaker 2: looking down onto the trail over some spruce boughs. That
Speaker 2: were in its way, and they only saw roughly the
Speaker 2: eye area, and it moved a little bit when it
Speaker 2: looked out. Because there was two women one guy. The
Speaker 2: guy was in the last in line. She got a
Speaker 2: half scream out, but was instantly combed. She said it
Speaker 2: was almost like something took her into a comb place,
Speaker 2: and they just knew they had to continue walking, which
Speaker 2: is odd. That would be creepy in and of itself.
Speaker 2: They continue walking, heads down on iceboard. They hear this thing.
Speaker 2: They all seen it. The male teacher it urinated on
Speaker 2: his leg as he went by. Didn't realize it until
Speaker 2: they were little ways away. They continue on. No one
Speaker 2: is saying nothing to each other. They're just ice focused
Speaker 2: on the trail. Let's get out here. They keep going.
Speaker 2: They're paralleled their pace that it leaves off into the
Speaker 2: distance as they're coming up in at their campsite. When
Speaker 2: they get to their campsite, they had three tints, one
Speaker 2: for each of the ladies and one for the guy,
Speaker 2: the male teacher. When they got there, the male teacher's
Speaker 2: tint was the guidelines were broke and it was turned
Speaker 2: upside down, just turned right upside down. The women's tents, however,
Speaker 2: everything that was inside those tents were out of the
Speaker 2: tent and laid out just like they were inside the tent.
Speaker 2: They said when they saw that, it made no sense,
Speaker 2: but the whole level of creepy just elevating. Then they
Speaker 2: start talking about the hairy man. It was like they
Speaker 2: were almost in a triss like state once they saw it,
Speaker 2: and continued walking between that distance and their camp, which
Speaker 2: was unspecified but a good little distance. No one said
Speaker 2: a word. It was all business, eyes down, let's get
Speaker 2: off this trap. So they start talking about it that
Speaker 2: male teachers like it urinated on my parent like hare,
Speaker 2: and they until he touched it, didn't smell, but because
Speaker 2: they were in close proximity to each other, and they
Speaker 2: smelled nothing until he touched it, which I find odd,
Speaker 2: but whatever, that's just how it went down. So now
Speaker 2: the whole area is stinking like this piss on his leg.
Speaker 2: They're trying to figure out why is the ten upside down?
Speaker 2: Why is this stuff out? They hear movement coming in
Speaker 2: towards their camp and then backing off, coming in and
Speaker 2: backing off, and they were discussing, what is why is it?
Speaker 2: They understood it was a sasquatch, but they couldn't to
Speaker 2: put it together. They were still in shock. Basically is
Speaker 2: what it boils down to. They all had cameras, they
Speaker 2: all had bear spray, So the male teacher goes, let's
Speaker 2: get a picture of this. No one's gonna believe us.
Speaker 2: Lit's get a picture. So they cut in the direction
Speaker 2: they think it's going, and they know there's a clearing
Speaker 2: in that direction, so they hustle along all three, no
Speaker 2: one was left behind. The male teacher stayed in the back.
Speaker 2: They had their bear sprays out and they get to
Speaker 2: the spot where it opened up to where they're hoping
Speaker 2: this thing would come out and they can get a picture.
Speaker 2: Mary was in the lead. She looks into the open
Speaker 2: area and notices a dark figure in the trees, but
Speaker 2: couldn't make it out. So they're all standing there. A
Speaker 2: scream happens. She said, it sound like a woman being
Speaker 2: murdered along with the bear being violated, which ish he
Speaker 2: can imagine what kind of sounds that sounds like. Instantly,
Speaker 2: they're freaked. They all got their cameras, but they can't
Speaker 2: take a picture of nothing. So they immediately realize there's
Speaker 2: something more going on. We need to snap out of
Speaker 2: this and get the hell out of it. So they
Speaker 2: go back to camp, all with their bear sprays, all
Speaker 2: ready to go. They get back to camp, the male
Speaker 2: teacher's tent is gone. Some of the women's personal belongings
Speaker 2: are gone, just gone. Would they immediately pick up and
Speaker 2: they got out a dodge. As they were gathering up
Speaker 2: their stuff, they heard a scream coming from the direction
Speaker 2: that they just heard the one and it sounded like
Speaker 2: it was still where it was. As they're gathering up
Speaker 2: the pertinent stuff, then they hear that screen. There's one
Speaker 2: that comes from behind them approximately sixty yards. That was
Speaker 2: motivation for them to get to wherever they had gotten
Speaker 2: there to whatever parking area or that wasn't really elaborated on.
Speaker 2: They got out of dodge. Basically they found a couple
Speaker 2: of the women's articles along the trail. That's what happened
Speaker 2: with them. Something interesting that's happened as of recently July twelfth,
Speaker 2: Mary Wilson. That was the last time she was seen
Speaker 2: up in Healey.
Speaker 4: The state troopers say the search for the woman who
Speaker 4: went missing near Healey is changing. As of this past weekend.
Speaker 4: Ast changed. The search for sixty nine year old Mary
Speaker 4: Wilson from active to reactive. Wilson's car was found abandoned
Speaker 4: six point eight miles down the Stampede trail with a
Speaker 4: two year old child locked inside. The child, droopers say,
Speaker 4: had been in the car for at least two days,
Speaker 4: but is said to be in good condition.
Speaker 5: We do know that from the point where the vehicle
Speaker 5: was found, which was approximately six point eight miles back
Speaker 5: about another mile further in on the trail were some
Speaker 5: items that we believe belonged to Mary, so we have
Speaker 5: a direction of travel, but beyond that we haven't found
Speaker 5: any signs of her.
Speaker 4: Wilson has also been referred to as the child's grandmother
Speaker 4: by troopers, but they now say she is a close
Speaker 4: family friend who was supposed to be taking care of
Speaker 4: the child. The agency says the child is back with
Speaker 4: their mother. AST says foul play is not suspected. A
Speaker 4: reactive search means the agency will continue to look for Wilson,
Speaker 4: but will only conduct a ground search if new evidence
Speaker 4: pointing to her whereabouts is presented. If you have information
Speaker 4: regarding this case, you are asked to call AST at
Speaker 4: nine zero seven four five one five to one zero zero.
Speaker 2: She've reported missing on July fourteenth. Her truck was far
Speaker 2: own July fourteenth on the Stampede Trail up here in
Speaker 2: Alaska with her grandchild in the backseat. Two year old
Speaker 2: child was in good condition, just a little dehydrated. She
Speaker 2: was nowhere to be found, and they found personal belongings
Speaker 2: of hers a mile up the Stampede trail. They found
Speaker 2: her truck at miles six point eight, and they found
Speaker 2: personal belongings at mile seven point nine, roughly give or
Speaker 2: take when I looked. I've been having some service issues,
Speaker 2: so I haven't been able to follow it too closely.
Speaker 2: But that's some strange stuff to just disappear like that,
Speaker 2: especially Howett went down. Because no one knows she's missing.
Speaker 2: I haven't heard any updates. And no, I'm not saying
Speaker 2: it's the harry Man. What I'm saying is that you
Speaker 2: never know, and you gotta be prepared. You can't prepare
Speaker 2: for everything. But the more prepared you are, the more
Speaker 2: aware of things you are, the bitter off you're going
Speaker 2: to be, especially in the woods in Alaska. Wanted to
Speaker 2: share with you guys today something that happened back in
Speaker 2: the nineties. Derek, who's a subscriber to the channel, worked
Speaker 2: up here. Back in the nineties, working out of Peterson
Speaker 2: Bay by the Queenjack River, by the mouth of it
Speaker 2: where it comes out on the Barren Coast. Him and
Speaker 2: one of his co workers they had some downtime and
Speaker 2: they decided to go wheeler and out to the river
Speaker 2: bank fill pop some shots offs, just killing time, al
Speaker 2: asking shit. When they're out there, they're shooting away, having
Speaker 2: a good time, and he got a creepy feeling, turn
Speaker 2: around and look behind him, and there was a wolf
Speaker 2: standing there, big old wolf. Beautiful, he said. It was
Speaker 2: like a kayak coloring, you know, that German shepherd type,
Speaker 2: maybe not as defined, more grizzled looking, beautiful animal, he said.
Speaker 2: After a moment of staring at it and getting his
Speaker 2: buddy's attention about it, the wolf howled. Then approximately twenty
Speaker 2: thirty more wolves came out of the woodwork. Nothing you
Speaker 2: want to deal with. In Alaska, trust me. They say
Speaker 2: wolves don't kill people, but there's documented proof they do.
Speaker 2: Then again, those who do get eaten by wolves, reporting
Speaker 2: that if no one else is around, they decide they're
Speaker 2: going to skid out all out of there. They fire
Speaker 2: up the wheelers and they're taking the trail back to
Speaker 2: the cannery. As they're going along, these things are pacing them.
Speaker 2: They're running alongside between them and the tree line. You
Speaker 2: know that kind of train. It's just like a seagrass
Speaker 2: kind of stuff. Then you know, you got your tree lined.
Speaker 2: Howver far away. As they're cruising along, he kept noticing
Speaker 2: that it looked like a guy looking like Jeremiah Johnson
Speaker 2: dressed two of them in the tree line, and I
Speaker 2: thought it was odd. They kept pay. They made it
Speaker 2: back to the canary. Nothing became of that. So they
Speaker 2: tell their boss what was going on, and there was
Speaker 2: an elder native there and he heard what they said
Speaker 2: and asked him what he looked like or whatever. And
Speaker 2: then you know, after a meeting of the mines with
Speaker 2: some elders, the boss came back and told everyone, don't
Speaker 2: be going out alone. They chucked it up to the wolves.
Speaker 2: That description looking like Jeremiah Johnson. That's a common description
Speaker 2: as well as the harryman running in the trees, because
Speaker 2: no one dresses like that back home. That's mountain man dress.
Speaker 2: It's not coastal dwellers how we dress. Later on that evening,
Speaker 2: he started hearing howling off in the distance. The screams
Speaker 2: the weird type of gibbers, kind of you pick chatter,
Speaker 2: but not you pick. And I've heard that too. There's
Speaker 2: like a certain wording going on with it. When he
Speaker 2: shared that with me, it reminded me of someone telling
Speaker 2: me that over by Coffee Points By we call it
Speaker 2: the Snake River. I made something different on topographical but
Speaker 2: it's on the west side of Nishek Bay, northwest side.
Speaker 2: He saw a harryman with two wolves. It was in
Speaker 2: essence playing with them. This elder that told me that
Speaker 2: said that is not uncommon for them to have wolves.
Speaker 2: They'll take them from the den and raise them like
Speaker 2: we do dogs. I find it interesting. You know, outside
Speaker 2: of Derek's account, that elder's account, there's another account north
Speaker 2: of Manakota, same thing. The harryman was seen with a
Speaker 2: half dozen wolves just falling around it, not trying to
Speaker 2: attack him. None of that's just there is obviously with
Speaker 2: him on that incident. This particular person that saw that
Speaker 2: it was winter time. He was on a snow machine
Speaker 2: when he saw them off at a distance. All of
Speaker 2: a sudden, these wolves started blining towards him. Once they
Speaker 2: realized they were being watched. The Harryman ran into the
Speaker 2: tree line to his life left and the wolves were
Speaker 2: coming at him, so he ripped out of there. He
Speaker 2: got away, it was unharmed. There's a couple other instances,
Speaker 2: but I got to get the full story before I
Speaker 2: can really speak to those. That's a whole different dynamic
Speaker 2: to it. If they're basically I wouldn't call it domesticating,
Speaker 2: but pulling wolves into the mix definitely something different, you
Speaker 2: know what I mean. There's anecdotal evidence of that, just
Speaker 2: some amazing things. If you think about it. If these
Speaker 2: things are smart enough to know that they could raise
Speaker 2: a wolf pup and use them to their benefit, that's
Speaker 2: a whole different level of holy shit. I don't even
Speaker 2: want to wrap my mind around that. Can you imagine?
Speaker 2: You think you're being attacked by wolves, but it's being
Speaker 2: coordinated by harry Man trying to get you. It's bad
Speaker 2: enough dealing with what I've dealt with. Anyway, we'll catch
Speaker 2: you on the next one.
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