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Speaker 2: privilege of talking to Brett today. Brett is an individual
Speaker 2: from the Mount Rainier area of Washington State. He reached
Speaker 2: out to me with some very interesting things that he's
Speaker 2: been experiencing for the last years.
Speaker 3: Brett, how are you doing today?
Speaker 4: Doing great? Doom? Great? Thank you.
Speaker 2: I will preface that this is this is going to
Speaker 2: be a very intense episode, but I think that a
Speaker 2: lot can be learned from this from what I know
Speaker 2: about Brett's story. So Brett, I'm going to go ahead
Speaker 2: and pass it over to you. Before I do that, though,
Speaker 2: I will state that this isn't just going to be
Speaker 2: Brett talking for this circumstances this episode. We kind of
Speaker 2: talked about it and I might be going back and
Speaker 2: forth with Brett just to make sure things move along
Speaker 2: and he'd be more comfortable with that. So Brett, I
Speaker 2: will go ahead and start by passing the microphone over
Speaker 2: to you, and feel free to take us back to
Speaker 2: where this all begins.
Speaker 4: Yeah, thank you very much.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it started for me back in twenty twenty one,
Speaker 5: when I started working from home and a buddy of
Speaker 5: mine who I'd been elk hunting with for many years,
Speaker 5: Archie elk hunting in eastern Oregon, and we were both
Speaker 5: working from home, and I'd run across an article about sasquatch,
Speaker 5: and so we started sharing different articles about sasquatch.
Speaker 4: And I'd always had a.
Speaker 5: Interest in figuring out what was going on with it.
Speaker 5: I was born in Seattle, and I was raised in
Speaker 5: the foothills of Mount Vernon on the western side of
Speaker 5: Washington State, and we had forty acres of woods, and
Speaker 5: so I was always out in the woods, and I
Speaker 5: was always hunting, and that was my passion growing up
Speaker 5: and still is. And so I always had an interest
Speaker 5: in it, but had always figured, you know, based on
Speaker 5: what i'd heard at the time, I'd always figured it was,
Speaker 5: you know, some kind of a primate, and oddly no
Speaker 5: one had any information or any evidence of it, but
Speaker 5: always figured it was a primate. And so we started
Speaker 5: a research when we had time here in twenty twenty one,
Speaker 5: and for gosh, the greater part of a year, we
Speaker 5: started digging through personal accounts that people had, primarily getting
Speaker 5: the information off of Steve Isdall's how to Hunt the
Speaker 5: YouTube page, and so we just went back and twenty
Speaker 5: he had first started to post up individual accounts, and
Speaker 5: we started to listen to him, and every time he
Speaker 5: would either here's something that was very interesting, he passed
Speaker 5: it to me or I'd passed one over to him.
Speaker 5: And for about a year we just started to compile consistent,
Speaker 5: consistent information about what people were experiencing, and by and
Speaker 5: large everyone's kind of experiencing the same thing. And so
Speaker 5: we built understanding what we thought was going on, and
Speaker 5: at the point of reaching a year one, we didn't
Speaker 5: believe it was an ape anymore. Two we believed that
Speaker 5: they were a people, and we started to understand that,
Speaker 5: you know, most of the accounts the Sasquatch were showing
Speaker 5: empathy to people. There were obviously accounts where they get
Speaker 5: very aggressive, but you know, most of those accounts are
Speaker 5: with are when the children are around or there's some
Speaker 5: kind of risk to the family, and then the male
Speaker 5: patriarch would would become aggressive and and so that was
Speaker 5: an understandable and we kind of thought we had an idea.
Speaker 4: As to what was going on.
Speaker 5: That led us to twenty twenty one when we went
Speaker 5: archery l hunting and we were just outside of the Yukaya, Oregon.
Speaker 5: And at first, you know, usually I keep that information
Speaker 5: to myself, but you know what, these the sasquatch are everywhere,
Speaker 5: and so there's really no need to keep anything a secret.
Speaker 4: And so we were going to go out our archery l.
Speaker 5: Cutting in eastern Oregon in twenty twenty one, and I
Speaker 5: went down first.
Speaker 4: I was going to be there for four days before
Speaker 4: my buddy would show up.
Speaker 5: And you know, the funny thing is is that when
Speaker 5: I pulled into town, I usually gas up there, and
Speaker 5: so I gassed up and there was a gentleman there
Speaker 5: that ran the gas station, and he's a little eccentric,
Speaker 5: and so I was asking him. I was like, hey,
Speaker 5: do you have any experiences with sasquatch around here?
Speaker 4: And he he went off on this long story of
Speaker 4: running into him.
Speaker 5: Somewhere around the Dallas and having the smell and having
Speaker 5: this experience with him, and then he went and started,
Speaker 5: you know, talking about, you know, how they came from
Speaker 5: a different planet and some other stuff, which kind of
Speaker 5: lost me. And and so I from there, I went
Speaker 5: on and I went into camp and I set my
Speaker 5: camp up, and that night I was probably about halfway
Speaker 5: done getting my camp set up, and I pull a
Speaker 5: it's a thirty two foot airstream trailer that I renovated,
Speaker 5: and so it's an airstream trailer and in my big
Speaker 5: truck in the camping spot, and I got half of
Speaker 5: my camp set up and went to bed for the night,
Speaker 5: and right around two AM, I woke up and there
Speaker 5: was this awful stench all my It was it's hot
Speaker 5: generally in September in eastern Oregon.
Speaker 4: For archriolchally starts out hot.
Speaker 5: All my windows were cracked open all the way around
Speaker 5: the trailer and.
Speaker 4: They're all awful, awful stench.
Speaker 5: And so I rolled over and looked into the kitchen
Speaker 5: and through the kitchen windows, something was standing there looking
Speaker 5: at me.
Speaker 4: And as soon as I.
Speaker 5: Saw it, it flashed away, and probably within a minute
Speaker 5: the smell went away, and.
Speaker 4: I was kind of stunned, but I just I knew
Speaker 4: what it was.
Speaker 5: I knew it was a sasquatch, and so I was
Speaker 5: going to say something, and then I felt, really I
Speaker 5: felt really stupid, you know, saying something out loud when
Speaker 5: like nobody's around, and so I just I said in
Speaker 5: my head, because I figured they well, based on everything
Speaker 5: that we studied, they know what was thinking. So I said,
Speaker 5: in my head, I said, I'm just here to hunt
Speaker 5: into camp. And I said, I don't mean your family
Speaker 5: any harm. And then I let it. I'd left it
Speaker 5: at that, and I fell back asleep. And next morning
Speaker 5: I woke up and there was my camp was the
Speaker 5: same as it was the night before, and so I
Speaker 5: finished set it up my camp and I.
Speaker 4: Decided to set up a game camera.
Speaker 5: And it wasn't necessarily for this, asquatch, I was pretty
Speaker 5: much the only person in that campground, and so I
Speaker 5: was putting a game camera on a pine tree facing
Speaker 5: my camp so if anyone drove through, I could at
Speaker 5: least see, you know, maybe get a license plate or something.
Speaker 5: And someone was stealing anything, And so I strapped a
Speaker 5: game camera to the tree and got that all set up,
Speaker 5: and that afternoon I went hunting and I hunted until dark,
Speaker 5: and my hunting stand was probably about four miles away.
Speaker 5: So I came back into camp that night and started
Speaker 5: went right to work making dinner and stuff at the campfire.
Speaker 5: And while I was making dinner, I was like, oh,
Speaker 5: you know, I forgot i'd put that game camera up.
Speaker 4: So I went over to check the game camera and it.
Speaker 5: Had been moved ninety degrees away from I'm pointing at
Speaker 5: my camp and now it was pointing toward toward the
Speaker 5: bushes in the drive the road that goes around the campground.
Speaker 5: And so I pulled the card and there was nothing
Speaker 5: on it.
Speaker 4: Other there was a couple of pictures, but it was
Speaker 4: just of that the woods over there.
Speaker 5: And so then I fixed that, got it straightened out,
Speaker 5: went back to working on my food, and I went
Speaker 5: to throw some trash away and my trash can's gone,
Speaker 5: and so I'm looking for my trash can. I grab
Speaker 5: a flashlight. I'm looking and where this campground is. There's
Speaker 5: a stream that goes by, probably about twenty thirty feet
Speaker 5: away stream that goes by, and that stream goes underneath
Speaker 5: the highway and from there it goes probably another fifty
Speaker 5: yard sixty yards and hits this small creek that goes
Speaker 5: along a highway, and there's a big covert underneath there
Speaker 5: well that I see in the shine of my flashlight,
Speaker 5: I see the trash bag and it's directly in line
Speaker 5: for my camp to that covert, and so I walk
Speaker 5: out to go get it, and it's a big, you know,
Speaker 5: big giant black trash bag, and it's been rolled up
Speaker 5: like a sock. And so then it's only about ten
Speaker 5: twelve inches high at this point, and then all the
Speaker 5: trash is inside, nothing scattered about or anything, but it
Speaker 5: was just right there. And then another twenty feet thirty
Speaker 5: feet along toward the covert, here's the collapsible trash can.
Speaker 5: So I gathered all that back up, and I figured,
Speaker 5: you know what, they probably came back when I was gone,
Speaker 5: and they were going through my trash for some reason.
Speaker 5: So I put it back and I finished up that night,
Speaker 5: and I went to bed, and during the night I
Speaker 5: woke up and.
Speaker 4: They were the I think it was kids.
Speaker 5: I assumed it was kids were throwing pine pine needles
Speaker 5: on my windows of my trailer. And I had all
Speaker 5: the ones because it was hot, I had all the
Speaker 5: on out, so they weren't coming down from the trees
Speaker 5: above me and hitting the windows. So they were tossing
Speaker 5: pine needles against the windows up underneath the awnings. And
Speaker 5: so I just repeated in my head, I said, you know,
Speaker 5: I'm just here to camping to hunt, and I don't
Speaker 5: mean you guys any harm. And that kind of continued
Speaker 5: for a little bit and then it died off, and
Speaker 5: then I went hunting the next day, and at one
Speaker 5: point in the next four three days, because I was
Speaker 5: on the fourth day my buddy was supposed to show up,
Speaker 5: I had actually hiked. I grabbed my bow and everything,
Speaker 5: and I hiked across the highway and I went to
Speaker 5: see if there was any elk coming down off the
Speaker 5: hills down over to that one creek.
Speaker 4: And when I got.
Speaker 5: Over there, there's this there's a bunch of BlackBerry brambles
Speaker 5: and stuff on that side, and there was one big,
Speaker 5: giant BlackBerry bramble, but it had a hole in it,
Speaker 5: and so I walked.
Speaker 4: Over to that, and there was like three holes.
Speaker 5: In this big black bear bramble that it was probably
Speaker 5: twenty thirty feet across and the blackberries are probably twelve
Speaker 5: feet high, and there was three holes in it. And
Speaker 5: on the inside it was all cleared out and it
Speaker 5: was very smooth. It was dirt and a little bit
Speaker 5: of grass, but it was all cleared out. And so
Speaker 5: I was like, this sounds exactly like what you know
Speaker 5: people describe, and so I started to walk around it.
Speaker 4: I didn't want to go in it. One.
Speaker 5: Some people say that there may be you know, radiation
Speaker 5: or something like that in some of these structures.
Speaker 4: I think Randy.
Speaker 5: Bryson at a BC, he talks about, you know, getting
Speaker 5: some kind of a rash one time when he went
Speaker 5: inside one. And so I didn't go inside, but I
Speaker 5: walked around the outside. And when I got to the
Speaker 5: other side, probably about ninety degrees from where I was,
Speaker 5: I ran into what looked like human.
Speaker 4: Scat, but it was just it was giant.
Speaker 5: Ginormous, and it was it was odd in that if
Speaker 5: it was an animal, it was very strange because it
Speaker 5: was it was contiguous, but it was changed. She was like,
Speaker 5: it was like you could tell you ate a bunch
Speaker 5: of this, and then it ate a bunch of something
Speaker 5: that was white, and it ate a bunch of something
Speaker 5: that was something some other color.
Speaker 4: And so I took a picture of it.
Speaker 5: I wound up deleting that picture later, just because of
Speaker 5: the situation I was in, but I'm fairly certain that
Speaker 5: that was from them. And while I was doing this,
Speaker 5: all of a sudden I hear a little tweet.
Speaker 4: It was just like, oh, over.
Speaker 5: On my right side, and immediately over on my left
Speaker 5: side I heard, and it was just this little tiny chirp,
Speaker 5: and so I knew that they were I knew that
Speaker 5: they were around there, and so I just sat in
Speaker 5: my head again and said, you know, I don't I
Speaker 5: don't mean to disturb you guys. I'm just hunting for
Speaker 5: hunting for elk. And they didn't make any of the sound,
Speaker 5: didn't do anything else. And in fact, I walked probably
Speaker 5: twenty yards to another brush bush that I set up
Speaker 5: in to watch the water and watch this game show
Speaker 5: coming down the hill. And I sat there the rest
Speaker 5: of the night, and a white tailed deer came down.
Speaker 5: I didn't see the elk, didn't hear the sasquatch of
Speaker 5: what I thought I was a sashquatch again, and then
Speaker 5: went in for the night. The next two days, not
Speaker 5: much happened to me. I didn't go back over there.
Speaker 5: I actually went to my stand about four miles away.
Speaker 5: They continued to toss pine egles on my windows at night,
Speaker 5: but that was about it. And then on the fourth day,
Speaker 5: my buddy showed up and I, you know, before I
Speaker 5: got out of the truck, I was telling him what happened,
Speaker 5: and and he's like, yeah, he goes that that definitely
Speaker 5: sounds like you got sasquatch here. And so he was
Speaker 5: he was excited about it, you know, because we'd only
Speaker 5: talked about it, and we only read you know, accounts,
Speaker 5: and and so that night we were talking about it
Speaker 5: and and we went to bed. He's got a he
Speaker 5: had a little camper Camperor Bus, and so he was
Speaker 5: sleeping in that. The next morning when we got up
Speaker 5: to go hunt, about four am in the dark, he
Speaker 5: said he had heard someone walking on the gravel between
Speaker 5: the two campers. I didn't hear any of that, and
Speaker 5: so he'd heard somebody walking around camp. Well, so his
Speaker 5: hunting stand was just out of camp. He could walk
Speaker 5: right out of camp and go, you know, maybe half
Speaker 5: a mile up into the hill there.
Speaker 2: Big so a society who will be right back after
Speaker 2: these messages, And.
Speaker 5: We had a stand set up for him, and so
Speaker 5: he went to go hunt that and I just worked
Speaker 5: around camp until probably about eleven. I was going to
Speaker 5: go hunt the evening, and just as I was leaving,
Speaker 5: there was an RV that was coming into camp and.
Speaker 4: A big class and then exactly I'm going to go,
Speaker 4: you know, stop. It was right next to a highway
Speaker 4: within the campground.
Speaker 5: And as they were doing that and I was getting
Speaker 5: loaded up in my rig, they'd let their dogs so
Speaker 5: they had to I don't know, it's a golden golden
Speaker 5: lab or something like that, jump out of the truck.
Speaker 4: And I was like, oh gosh, you know, I hope
Speaker 4: that doesn't cause here, Brett.
Speaker 2: I apologize. We just got some really weird audio interference
Speaker 2: on this phone call. Can you repeat what happened after
Speaker 2: the new RV started coming in?
Speaker 5: I apologize, Oh no, not a problem. Yeah, I mean
Speaker 5: I think you were talking to Owen or something like that.
Speaker 5: I was listening to one of your accounts and that that
Speaker 5: kept happening. Well, that happens to me too when I
Speaker 5: talk about this stuff.
Speaker 3: Are you serious?
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's happened every time the last few weeks. It's
Speaker 2: it's starting. I'm becoming very apprehensive of it. Yeah, I'm
Speaker 2: leaving all this in but go ahead, man, Yeah, I.
Speaker 4: Would worry about it. It's just so Yeah.
Speaker 5: So I was gonna go hunt my stand about four
Speaker 5: miles away, and so I was leaving and that Class
Speaker 5: A RV was coming in the park, and so there
Speaker 5: they'd be the second group in other than ours, myself
Speaker 5: and my buddy, and and I was just a little
Speaker 5: apprehensive because they were letting the dog. They let a
Speaker 5: dog out of the RV, and so there's a I
Speaker 5: think it was a golden lab was walking around, and
Speaker 5: so I was kind of worried a little bit, just
Speaker 5: you know, at that point, I didn't think they liked dogs.
Speaker 5: This aus question like dogs. And so anyway, I jumped
Speaker 5: in my truck and I went hunting. And that night
Speaker 5: I pulled in back into camp. My hunting spot, by
Speaker 5: the way, was just dead.
Speaker 4: There was it was a great hunting spot.
Speaker 5: It was in the Elk area, and everything there just
Speaker 5: wasn't anything moving. There wasn't a it was a classic,
Speaker 5: you know, dead air. So nothing happened all that night.
Speaker 5: So I drove back into camp, and as soon as
Speaker 5: I got out of the truck, my buddy was telling
Speaker 5: me what happened to him. What had happened was that
Speaker 5: after I laughed, he had gotten down out of his
Speaker 5: stand and he was going to come in for lunch.
Speaker 5: And so he was hiking this trail along the side
Speaker 5: of the hill, through the through the pines and the timber,
Speaker 5: kind of sparse timber and he started walking along and
Speaker 5: he said he could hear the RV revenance engine and stuff,
Speaker 5: and it sounded like they were backing in. But behind
Speaker 5: them in the timber, about eighty yards, he said he
Speaker 5: could hear something going absolutely bananas. He said it was
Speaker 5: snapping branches. He said, huge branches snapping him, breaking things, crunching,
Speaker 5: and he said, he said, the first thing that came
Speaker 5: to his mind is got to be a bear down
Speaker 5: in there, and he had a bear tag, and so
Speaker 5: he left the trail and he started to sneak his
Speaker 5: way down this hillside toward this reckas and branches kept
Speaker 5: breaking and things stopped.
Speaker 4: It was just making a a riot in there.
Speaker 5: And he said he got down far enough to a
Speaker 5: point where he should have seen what he was hearing
Speaker 5: right in front of him, and didn't see the thing,
Speaker 5: and then boom, he's going quiet, dead, quiet, nothing going on.
Speaker 5: And then he kind of shook it off and he's like,
Speaker 5: I don't know, I don't know what happened. And I
Speaker 5: give him credit just because you know, this is his
Speaker 5: first day being there and hunting, and kind of it's
Speaker 5: difficult to tie those two things together. And so he
Speaker 5: just backed out and he got back on the trail
Speaker 5: and he went back to camp and had his lunch,
Speaker 5: and about an hour after that he went back out
Speaker 5: to his stand and he said that a half hour
Speaker 5: after being in his stand, there was a war. He
Speaker 5: said it sounded sounded like King Kong. He said it
Speaker 5: came from just across basically how he described it was
Speaker 5: up on the hillside, just above where that BlackBerry i'll
Speaker 5: call it a nest, but whatever BlackBerry hide is, he said,
Speaker 5: came from that hillside over there, which I knew was
Speaker 5: only about you know, a half mile from him.
Speaker 4: And he said this roar rang out.
Speaker 5: He said it sounded like King Kong, and it shook,
Speaker 5: as everyone says it does. It shook him inside to
Speaker 5: his core. He could feel it in his chest and
Speaker 5: so he's like yeah. He goes to sing just ward
Speaker 5: and ward, and then it got quiet, and then he
Speaker 5: didn't hear anything else. And I'll comment now because I
Speaker 5: know what had happened. When we had gotten back after hunting.
Speaker 5: When we'd gotten back home, I was in touch with
Speaker 5: an individual I knew it was hunting in that same area,
Speaker 5: but further south. And that individual said, hey, that exact
Speaker 5: same day roughly the exact same time, about about three
Speaker 5: to four pm. He said he had heard a roar,
Speaker 5: but he was I assumed he was like five miles away.
Speaker 5: He said he'd heard that roar, and my buddy said, hey,
Speaker 5: I know where you hunt. You're four miles away. But
Speaker 5: you had to have heard it because it was so loud.
Speaker 5: I said, I don't recall hearing anything, but this other
Speaker 5: guy I know said he heard it. I found out
Speaker 5: later this other guy was actually about fifteen twenty miles
Speaker 5: away and.
Speaker 4: Another drainage in another area.
Speaker 5: I'm not sure if he was outside the unit that
Speaker 5: we were in, but he was that far away he
Speaker 5: heard a roar.
Speaker 4: Coming from his canyon. And it's interesting because if you did.
Speaker 5: And I don't do physical research, but I researched the researchers.
Speaker 4: And there's that guy on YouTube who Wow, what's his name.
Speaker 5: He's a guy on YouTube that digs into all the
Speaker 5: audio and breaks down the audio and tells you, you know,
Speaker 5: this is what's in the audio and all this kind
Speaker 5: of stuff.
Speaker 4: If it comes to me, I'll say it.
Speaker 5: But anyways, he broke down one of those wars and
Speaker 5: found that there's language in the wars there is sentences
Speaker 5: in language that are inside that war. Just like when
Speaker 5: they break down some of the whoops and stuff, there's
Speaker 5: different levels and there's different things being done inside that sound.
Speaker 4: He found that there's language in the wars.
Speaker 5: And my gut feeling is is these guys were talking
Speaker 5: to each other, the sasquatch here were next to our
Speaker 5: camp and the one that was far away talking to
Speaker 5: each other using these roars.
Speaker 4: And it also seems that sometimes they do.
Speaker 5: It just to you know, freak us out or you know,
Speaker 5: show some dominance or whatever. But that happened. So my
Speaker 5: buddy's telling me the story. His chest shook. He was
Speaker 5: like he had done. He came in, he came back
Speaker 5: into camp, he was done hunting. And then that night
Speaker 5: we talked about it some more about what was going on,
Speaker 5: and he decided he wasn't going to hunt anymore. There's
Speaker 5: a lot of stuff going on in his life, and
Speaker 5: so I don't know that it was specifically all about
Speaker 5: sasquatch roaring, but it certainly was, you know, kind of
Speaker 5: put it over the top, and he wasn't interested in
Speaker 5: hunting anymore.
Speaker 4: So he left the next day and I said, hey,
Speaker 4: I'd help him set.
Speaker 5: Up the stand and all that stuff, and I said
Speaker 5: just leave your stand there because he was seeing some elk,
Speaker 5: and I said, leave your stand there, I'll go hunting.
Speaker 4: And he'd had, by the way, he had.
Speaker 5: Game cameras on his stand as well, right, so it
Speaker 5: was right over a little seep and we were hoping
Speaker 5: to get help coming in off those ridgelines behind us
Speaker 5: coming down to that water and catching them on game
Speaker 5: cam and kind of seeing what was there.
Speaker 4: And I sent you those photos.
Speaker 5: I'm not sure if he had a chance to look
Speaker 5: at him yet, but there's one photo in there of
Speaker 5: the initial.
Speaker 4: Pictures that were taking.
Speaker 5: They were taken before we arrived, and there's one of
Speaker 5: them that has an elk in it, and that's just
Speaker 5: a classic. You know, we got elk and bear and
Speaker 5: Bobcat and all sorts of things coming into that seat.
Speaker 5: But there's one that is wided out, and it's wided out,
Speaker 5: but you see this kind of a ghostly figure and
Speaker 5: to us, to me, it had the it had the
Speaker 5: outline of a sasquatch profile. So I'm not sure if
Speaker 5: you want to share that or anything, but that was
Speaker 5: that was captured and it's that kind of reinforced what
Speaker 5: we were experiencing.
Speaker 3: Do you mind if I uh comment on that for
Speaker 3: a minute.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so I did.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm looking at it right now.
Speaker 2: Checked it out earlier too, and it literally does look
Speaker 2: like a whited out game cam game cam photo with
Speaker 2: it's almost like you're seeing the silhouette of sasquatch, but
Speaker 2: you're like, it's after you've had your eyes worked on
Speaker 2: and gotten the drops, and it's all blurry. It's just
Speaker 2: really weird.
Speaker 4: Man.
Speaker 5: Yeah, if you glance across it, you can kind of
Speaker 5: see it a little better than if you stare at
Speaker 5: it right. But but that was you know, all the
Speaker 5: all the pictures were perfect, and they had all these animals,
Speaker 5: and they had all this action and stuff.
Speaker 4: That one photo was in the middle of all that.
Speaker 5: And and we had heard stuff like that, you know,
Speaker 5: I'd read accounts, and there was an account of a
Speaker 5: guy in North Carolina who an older gentleman really good.
Speaker 5: It was like a gosh, it was like a two part,
Speaker 5: three hour, six hour total documentary on this guy's experience
Speaker 5: with his farm. And basically, to make a long story short,
Speaker 5: he he had put game cameras up because he wanted
Speaker 5: to get captured capture pictures of him, and he said.
Speaker 6: He actually did he he got pictures.
Speaker 5: They avoided his camera for a long time, and then
Speaker 5: he finally got a photograph of him, and he was
Speaker 5: a sided. He put the card in his pocket and
Speaker 5: he got on his squad and he drove back to
Speaker 5: the house, put in his computer and.
Speaker 4: They were just pictures of grizzly bears.
Speaker 5: They had they had manipulated the format and the pictures
Speaker 5: within his his card. So now all he had was
Speaker 5: pictures of grizzly bears. He'd read them, he'd seen him
Speaker 5: at the camera site on his property. He were there
Speaker 5: were Sasquatch photographs, got back, put him in his in
Speaker 5: his laptop and they were different. And and this kind
Speaker 5: of goes along with that. They they have the ability
Speaker 5: to manipulate electronics. That what was his name, Mike Patterson
Speaker 5: was Sasquatch Ontario.
Speaker 4: Same thing.
Speaker 5: He has the same thing on his site, Nef. I
Speaker 5: think they called him Nef Nepherkidi. They were manipulating photographs
Speaker 5: for him, which is interesting, by the way, is an
Speaker 5: like I said, I researched the researchers and I don't
Speaker 5: do my own research, but he has photographs that actually
Speaker 5: show the veil that this veil that seems to separate
Speaker 5: what we live in, the dimension we live in, and
Speaker 5: this dimension in which they are able to move. Anyways,
Speaker 5: it's kind of like a cross It's like taking a
Speaker 5: photograph through a window screen.
Speaker 4: It's very interesting anyway.
Speaker 5: So yeah, so that picture was from a game camera
Speaker 5: that was on the seep, and so I just left
Speaker 5: the game cameras running and everything, and.
Speaker 4: The next gosh, what was it that night? Oh, the
Speaker 4: next morning. No, it was the next morning.
Speaker 5: So he left and the following morning, and that morning
Speaker 5: I walked out to his stand and it was in
Speaker 5: the dark, and house a little nervous, all a lot nervous,
Speaker 5: but his stand. We'd set his stand probably thirty feet
Speaker 5: off the ground, and so once you get up to it,
Speaker 5: you feel you feel very comfortable.
Speaker 4: I felt very comfortable. I was, you know, pretty far
Speaker 4: off the ground.
Speaker 5: And so I sat there in the dark for a while,
Speaker 5: and probably about an hour after being in that stand,
Speaker 5: waiting for it to get dark, waiting for it to
Speaker 5: get light, all of a sudden I hear this rock clack,
Speaker 5: and it was just down in front of me, probably
Speaker 5: thirty yards away. I've got a directly in front of
Speaker 5: the stand, some scrub and brushing stuff a little bit,
Speaker 5: and there's a seep at the base of this hill.
Speaker 5: And then this hill goes up for two hundred yards
Speaker 5: and it's sparsely treed and there's some blowdowns and stuff,
Speaker 5: but not too bad.
Speaker 4: But over to my right.
Speaker 5: Hand side, that hillside comes down sparsely treed, and then
Speaker 5: it gets heavily treed going out towards the road. And
Speaker 5: from inside that heavily treed area, it sounded like someone
Speaker 5: slammed too thirty pound boulders, and.
Speaker 4: It shocked me a little bit.
Speaker 5: And then I was like, okay, well, I said my
Speaker 5: I said, listen, I'm only here to hunt, and to camp,
Speaker 5: I said, I don't mean you or your family any harm,
Speaker 5: and and I let it go with that, And so
Speaker 5: it got kind of got quiet and didn't hear anything
Speaker 5: else for the rest of the day, and probably around
Speaker 5: noon I went back into camp, and then after a
Speaker 5: while I went back out to hunt the evening and
Speaker 5: didn't sing anything. I normally hunt till dark, but I
Speaker 5: was I was a little sketched out. So I got
Speaker 5: down before dark and I crept out of the woods
Speaker 5: while it was still a little bit of light. That night,
Speaker 5: they were tossing I think the kids were tossing hand
Speaker 5: cones and my needles on my windows again. And then
Speaker 5: I woke up. Gosh, I think it's about two am.
Speaker 5: I woke up and heard a knock, a wood knock
Speaker 5: and close, and it was loud and for the and
Speaker 5: normally I would have gotten up and I checked it
Speaker 5: out and stuff, but I was so tired. It was odd.
Speaker 4: It was odd that I would fall asleep, but I did.
Speaker 5: I just felt tired and just rolled back over and
Speaker 5: fell asleep and didn't wake up till my alarm went off,
Speaker 5: and I got up again and I went out, piked
Speaker 5: up to the stand.
Speaker 2: Big for a society, who will be right back after
Speaker 2: these messages?
Speaker 5: And again I was in the stand for by the hour,
Speaker 5: and all of a sudden, damn, these two rocks get
Speaker 5: slammed together. And this time I was probably a little annoyed,
Speaker 5: and I was like, listen, I don't mean you guys
Speaker 5: any harm. I'm here to camp and to hunt, I said.
Speaker 5: And I got a right to feed my family too, And.
Speaker 4: Nothing. It got quiet, and nothing.
Speaker 5: Happened for a while, and the sun started coming up,
Speaker 5: and so it got light out, and around nine am,
Speaker 5: I hear this commotion coming around the top of the hill,
Speaker 5: that two hundred yard hill going up. I hear a
Speaker 5: commotion coming around the left side, and it's breaking and
Speaker 5: smashing stuff, and it's coming around and so I turned
Speaker 5: and I positioned myself just in case it's like I
Speaker 5: heard of elk coming through. And it was two calves
Speaker 5: flying around the side of the hill up on top
Speaker 5: and they were flat out flying. Honestly, I've been hunting
Speaker 5: up there for twenty years. I hadn't seen elk run
Speaker 5: like that before ever. And they flew across the face
Speaker 5: of this hillside and then they skid it to a
Speaker 5: stop right before they were going to turn and go
Speaker 5: over the ridge on my right hand side, and they
Speaker 5: skidd it to a stop, and they're staring down on
Speaker 5: the other side of that ridge and they were staring
Speaker 5: at it. And then the more commotion came and there
Speaker 5: was two cows and they bombed across the same way,
Speaker 5: and then they skidded to a stop where the two
Speaker 5: calves were and they milled about there, but they kept
Speaker 5: looking over on the other side of that other side
Speaker 5: of that ridge, and that lasted probably about ten minutes,
Speaker 5: and then they kind of calmed down and they kind
Speaker 5: of fed where they were, and then they started to
Speaker 5: feed down my way toward the water, and the calves
Speaker 5: came first, and then the cows came after.
Speaker 4: And I had a cow tag and I was going
Speaker 4: to take.
Speaker 5: One of these cows if I had the opportunity. And
Speaker 5: one of them by passed the water and came right
Speaker 5: toward me, and so I shot and had a really
Speaker 5: really good hard shot on the cow that came toward me,
Speaker 5: and she was probably only twenty yards from my stand,
Speaker 5: and she spun and she ran. It kind of teaked
Speaker 5: me out a little bit because she ran right toward
Speaker 5: where those rock clacks were coming from.
Speaker 4: I was like, oh, my gosh, they'll do that.
Speaker 5: Anyway, she ran, and it was six seconds later she
Speaker 5: tilted and tipped over and she died there. And from
Speaker 5: where I was sitting, I could see her there and
Speaker 5: calves and the other cow ouk went up onto the
Speaker 5: ridgeline again, and then they eventually walked off, and I
Speaker 5: gave her about twenty minutes and I could tell her
Speaker 5: she was expired, and so I climbed down and went
Speaker 5: over to her. I looked around to see if there
Speaker 5: was any rocks or anything like that that somebody could
Speaker 5: be clacking, and I didn't see any rocks anywhere in
Speaker 5: the timber, and so and so I took a couple
Speaker 5: of pictures, and I processed her up and got all
Speaker 5: the quarters bagged up, and all the meat cut off
Speaker 5: and heart and liver and all that kind of stuff, and.
Speaker 4: Got it all bagged.
Speaker 5: And then what I did is I took I took
Speaker 5: the two rear hands and I moved them over by
Speaker 5: the spring in front of the front of the camera
Speaker 5: and I and I didn't because I didn't want the
Speaker 5: Sasquatch to take to take any of the meat from me,
Speaker 5: and so I put them in front of the game camera.
Speaker 5: And then I grabbed the rest of the meat. I
Speaker 5: had a crazy heavy pack, and so I stumbled out
Speaker 5: with the rest of the meat. And as I was
Speaker 5: stumbling out on this trail, it was very very heavy,
Speaker 5: so I was only going maybe ten feet and then resting.
Speaker 5: And as I was walking this trail going back to camp,
Speaker 5: the kids were tossing rocks at me. And I never
Speaker 5: did get to see a rock but all around me
Speaker 5: in the trees. Never hit me, but all around the
Speaker 5: trees I could hear whack and then think, think, and thinking.
Speaker 5: As it came down the branches, and I was looking
Speaker 5: up on the hillside, and I looked down too, because
Speaker 5: I came from down downhill, but it was fairly open.
Speaker 4: I couldn't see them.
Speaker 5: I don't know where they were throwing rocks from, but
Speaker 5: all the way out they were tossing rocks in the trees.
Speaker 4: And so on the first first hike out, I stopped.
Speaker 5: And I was sweating and huffing and puffing, and I
Speaker 5: got the words that I said hey, And this time
Speaker 5: I spoke out a lot and just said, hey, you guys,
Speaker 5: I got probably two more loads of stuff to take out,
Speaker 5: and then it's all yours. You can take whatever's left,
Speaker 5: and I'm going to be gone, so you know, don't
Speaker 5: worry about it. I'm going to be gone. And so
Speaker 5: I took that back to camp and I put it
Speaker 5: in the coolers, and I went back out and I
Speaker 5: grabbed the other bags of meat and hadn't been touched,
Speaker 5: and so I bagged those up and I hiked those out,
Speaker 5: and they tossed rocks at me the entire time, all
Speaker 5: the way out.
Speaker 4: So I got to my trailer, dumped those off.
Speaker 5: I went back in for the stand and the game
Speaker 5: cameras and all that, and I grabbed all that stuff
Speaker 5: and lo and behold, and I'd finally gotten back home.
Speaker 5: I'd given those game cameras back to my buddy, and
Speaker 5: apparently when I had we were using metal bare boxes
Speaker 5: for the game cams.
Speaker 4: I unlocked it and pulled it off.
Speaker 5: And when I reached in the grabbed the camera had
Speaker 5: taken a picture, and that picture it actually caught my arm,
Speaker 5: but it also caught the trees behind me.
Speaker 4: And my buddy sent me that picture and he said, hey.
Speaker 5: He says, I think the big guy was watching you
Speaker 5: take the game cams down, and I sent you those
Speaker 5: photos as well, And so it's the original photo from
Speaker 5: the game cam, and then we cropped it and zoomed
Speaker 5: in to see what he was seeing.
Speaker 4: And you can see you can.
Speaker 5: See a sasquatch's face behind a branch, the classic dark
Speaker 5: gray to black skin. You can see hairline on the forehead,
Speaker 5: and then it comes down it looks like sideburns.
Speaker 4: Did you see those?
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's kind of like it's almost peeking around then.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's actually kind of not peaking, but it was.
Speaker 5: There was a branch that was there.
Speaker 4: And in fact, if you go look at the the elk,
Speaker 4: the elk.
Speaker 5: Picture and that same it was the same position, same camera,
Speaker 5: you can kind of see some of the existing.
Speaker 4: Branches in there.
Speaker 5: But yeah, there's you can see his head looking at me,
Speaker 5: had a branch coming across. Classic you know, they'd like
Speaker 5: the peak food foliage and stuff.
Speaker 4: But yeah, yeah, that was him.
Speaker 3: That's extremely interesting because it's not in the elk picture.
Speaker 5: Yeah right, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, And it wasn't very tall,
Speaker 5: so that was only like six feet off the ground
Speaker 5: to the top of his head.
Speaker 4: When I when I think back about where that was, so.
Speaker 5: It looked more like the kid, like a kid obviously,
Speaker 5: you know Sasquatch kids are big. But uh yeah, So anyways,
Speaker 5: he sent me that, so that and that was taken
Speaker 5: when I was taking all this stuff down. Took all
Speaker 5: that stuff down. They didn't do anything when I was
Speaker 5: hauling that that stuff out of the tree out of
Speaker 5: the woods, got back to camp, packed everything up and decided,
Speaker 5: you know, I'm just going to head home now, and
Speaker 5: so I drove back home three hundred miles. And like
Speaker 5: I told you, we live in the kind of the
Speaker 5: shadow of Mount Rainier in western Washington, so it's about
Speaker 5: three hundred miles from eastern Oregon. And and yeah, and
Speaker 5: so we were chatting about when I got home, we
Speaker 5: were chatting about what happened to me, and we're talking
Speaker 5: about what had happened when we were both there and stuff.
Speaker 5: And then two weeks later, they're slapping the side of
Speaker 5: my house. Yeah, and so, yeah, they started slapping the
Speaker 5: side of my house.
Speaker 4: It was two nights in a row.
Speaker 5: And obviously, you know, having research what I did, you know,
Speaker 5: I knew that they did that stuff. I was a
Speaker 5: little shocked that they could find me three hundred miles away,
Speaker 5: but they did. And yeah, it was kind of emotional.
Speaker 4: So much has happened.
Speaker 5: But I told him, I said, I said, guys, don't
Speaker 5: don't hit my house, like, don't be banging out of
Speaker 5: my house.
Speaker 4: And uh.
Speaker 5: And that was that was the two times that that
Speaker 5: that during that timeframe, there's only two times that they
Speaker 5: did it. And then and then the next thing I
Speaker 5: think kind of happened was that I was in bed
Speaker 5: one night and and honestly, you know, even through everything
Speaker 5: that's happened so far, I've never I've never had any
Speaker 5: premonition of, you know, what was going on or something
Speaker 5: was going to happen, or you know, people talk about
Speaker 5: six cents or you know, Steve is daaland some other
Speaker 5: people talk about, you know, feeling pressure.
Speaker 4: I don't. I don't feel that. I don't get any
Speaker 4: of that.
Speaker 5: You know, what's interesting I've got tonightis from shooting and
Speaker 5: hunting and stuff. And I've got tonightis it's there's a
Speaker 5: constant ringing, but it's a pure it's a pure ringing,
Speaker 5: and so if I pay attention to it, obviously I
Speaker 5: can hear, but generally it's just kind of blending with everything.
Speaker 4: When sasquatch are around.
Speaker 5: When the sasquatch are near, I hear what sounds like
Speaker 5: along on top of the ringing, I hear what sounds
Speaker 5: like like if there was one hundred chickadees, you know,
Speaker 5: fifty yards away, If there's one hundred chickadees in a
Speaker 5: bush and they're all tweeting and stuff, that's what I
Speaker 5: hear when they're around. And so whenever that pops up,
Speaker 5: I'm paying attention to see what's going on, but every
Speaker 5: time they're around, that happens. And so I kind of
Speaker 5: got that feeling one night when I was laying in bed,
Speaker 5: but along with that feeling that actually this time I
Speaker 5: actually felt just kind of a little trepidacious. It was
Speaker 5: just like a little something was off. I didn't know
Speaker 5: where it was coming from. It just something was off.
Speaker 5: And my wife was sleeping next to me, and so
Speaker 5: just in my head, I said, hey, if there's if
Speaker 5: there's anything here that's not aligned with Jesus Christ, I said, leave,
Speaker 5: if you're not aligned with Jesus Christ, leave And something
Speaker 5: slapped slam the side of my house up near where
Speaker 5: our bedroom is, and and then that was that. I
Speaker 5: didn't hear anything else that night, but my wife woke
Speaker 5: up and she said, what was that? And I explained
Speaker 5: it to her, and that was probably the first time
Speaker 5: she started to get a little scared.
Speaker 4: It's just because I'm a I've always been a Christian.
Speaker 5: I was a Christian throughout this time period, and and
Speaker 5: and that's probably been the most difficult part for me,
Speaker 5: is trying to figure out, you know, how does this,
Speaker 5: how does this fit in with Christianity? And how do
Speaker 5: you how do you properly deal with this situation in
Speaker 5: these people in a god pleasing way, because there's just
Speaker 5: not very much written about it. And so that's why
Speaker 5: I said what I said. And then you know, things
Speaker 5: just started to continue. They would come around, I think,
Speaker 5: in my in my opinion, I think the first ones
Speaker 5: to come around slap the side of my house, show
Speaker 5: up in the at night were the ones from eastern
Speaker 5: Oregon because the ones who who have adopted me here
Speaker 5: they're a completely different color the obviously, the the boy
Speaker 5: that I got that photo of it has got black
Speaker 5: hair and the dark black skin. And now the ones
Speaker 5: that are here that, like I said, seem to have
Speaker 5: adopted me, they they've got blonde, blonde, the beige hair. Anyway,
Speaker 5: so things continued, but I think it was with a
Speaker 5: different with a different group of sasquatch. There was a
Speaker 5: place I wanted to continue hiking and stuff. There was
Speaker 5: elk season here in Washington State, and so there's a
Speaker 5: place where I go hiking. And a little while after that,
Speaker 5: one night I had gone hiking up there and in
Speaker 5: three hundred yards from where I parked my truck, there's
Speaker 5: this structure I sent you that picture is probably four
Speaker 5: or five. It's grown over time, but there's probably four
Speaker 5: or five small trees four to five inches that were
Speaker 5: put into a structure.
Speaker 4: And so that's right there.
Speaker 5: And the first time i'd gone up there to go hiking,
Speaker 5: some sasquatch had showed up, because I could hear them
Speaker 5: coming down through the trees, and I could hear the
Speaker 5: little like bird tweets, and I could hear small, small movement,
Speaker 5: but like four or five of them coming through the
Speaker 5: woods down toward where I was on this skid road.
Speaker 5: And that was that kind of initiated another series of
Speaker 5: sasquatching up at my house. I didn't do anything else
Speaker 5: that when I was up there doing that hike. I
Speaker 5: just came home. And I didn't want to not knowing
Speaker 5: what I know now, I didn't want to exacerbate stuff
Speaker 5: by going out and like doing my own research and
Speaker 5: you know, stirring the pot. And I had enough problems
Speaker 5: with just you know, being myself and living my life
Speaker 5: and have them come around. And so then they started
Speaker 5: coming around. And when I was home alone, they would
Speaker 5: come into the house. I would hear, well, actually I
Speaker 5: wouldn't hear noises, but they would all of a sudden,
Speaker 5: I would smell things. I would smell. I'd be laying
Speaker 5: on the couch reading and there'd be a wet dog
Speaker 5: smell just inundate the house, and there would there was sweaty,
Speaker 5: a wet, sweaty hay smell. And then at one time
Speaker 5: there was like dog feces. And each time I'd get
Speaker 5: up and I'd like, what is that? You know, I'd
Speaker 5: walk around and I'd go grab my shoes and like,
Speaker 5: what nothing on my shoes. And probably the third time
Speaker 5: when it was the dog feces, I was like, oh, okay,
Speaker 5: I get what's going on. And so they were coming
Speaker 5: around in the house, just not visibly.
Speaker 2: And so I kind of got used to that big
Speaker 2: for society, who will be right back after these messages?
Speaker 5: I mean, I I had I studied so much and
Speaker 5: I'd read these things happen, and at the time I
Speaker 5: was I was pretty convinced. I was like, you know,
Speaker 5: they there are people, they there are hybrid people. You've
Speaker 5: I think you've studied, or at least you read doctor
Speaker 5: Melburn Ketchum's Sasquatch genum study and subsequent stuff that has
Speaker 5: come out from that.
Speaker 2: I've looked into it I haven't read it extensively, but
Speaker 2: I'm familiar with it.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Okay, So I dug into it thereing my stuff
Speaker 5: and and the and just briefly the DNA, which we
Speaker 5: now have the full genome for sasquatch, and we have
Speaker 5: the full genome for dogmen, and both of their genome
Speaker 5: the met mitochondrial, which is the female portion is female
Speaker 5: human and the male part, which is the nuclear for
Speaker 5: a Sasquatch, it's a combination of a lot of different
Speaker 5: male nuclear but it's got grizzly and some other animals
Speaker 5: in it, and for the dog men it's purely canine.
Speaker 5: But there's also this other portion of the nuclear male
Speaker 5: which is unknown. And I had a conversation one of
Speaker 5: the people, one of the one person who really helped
Speaker 5: me kind of get through this initial part of the
Speaker 5: experiences were Robin McCrae. And I'd ran into Robin McCrae
Speaker 5: accidentally when I was in a book from I think
Speaker 5: it was Oklahoma, yeah, or Nebraska, maybe it was Nebraska.
Speaker 5: There's a Sasquatch museum there run by a lady, and
Speaker 5: she had some evidence of the Sasquatch braiding horses, mans
Speaker 5: and so I bought that book. Well, the person who
Speaker 5: was managing that for her was Robin McCray and that's
Speaker 5: how I got this talking to Robin McCrae and the
Speaker 5: nicest lady you ever meet, and she helped me out.
Speaker 5: But she she also helped answer some questions for me.
Speaker 5: And the part of it was I had a question,
Speaker 5: does the unknown nuclear in Sasquatch match the unknown nuclear
Speaker 5: in dog Man?
Speaker 4: And it does the unknown nuclear in Both of those
Speaker 4: are a match. And the interesting part about that nuclear
Speaker 4: is that it's not like ours. And doctor Melburcatchum explains
Speaker 4: that Stevensdall did an interview with her and she explained.
Speaker 5: The fact that that unknown male nuclear that doesn't match
Speaker 5: anything in the three genome data banks that humanity has
Speaker 5: on Earth, thatknown nuclear doesn't.
Speaker 4: Do what ours does. Ours is a double helix.
Speaker 5: There's this unknown nuclear a double helix and then it
Speaker 5: goes to a single helix, and then it changes back
Speaker 5: to a double helix, and it does that in the
Speaker 5: genome and it's she said, it's not viable, right, It's
Speaker 5: not viable, and yet it is, and yet it has
Speaker 5: been mixed. And I don't know the term for it,
Speaker 5: but it's been mixed and hybridized in these individuals such
Speaker 5: that it works, and not only works, but it also
Speaker 5: allows them to be They can procreate, and they also
Speaker 5: have whatever DNA abilities that this unknown has. And I
Speaker 5: and I fall on the side of fallen angel you know.
Speaker 5: I initially when I was doing all the study it
Speaker 5: Scott Carpenter, I was digging into all of his stuff
Speaker 5: and and I was in line with what he was
Speaker 5: saying about. He thought there were Nephilim, the sasquatch of Nephilim.
Speaker 5: I don't think they are. But I think the nephilom
Speaker 5: and the fallen Angels who in Genesis six were relegated
Speaker 5: to Earth because they they were relegated to Earth, they
Speaker 5: had taken female humans for wives and then they pro
Speaker 5: created the giants, and the giants were the nephilin well,
Speaker 5: I don't think the sasquatch of Nephilim. I think that
Speaker 5: they are a hybrid species that the Nephilum and the
Speaker 5: fallen Angels have been creating. And we got a ton
Speaker 5: of them, right, We've got the goat people, and we've
Speaker 5: got sasquatching dog men, and we've got a bunch of
Speaker 5: different canines out of the dog men, right, So there's
Speaker 5: a hyena type, and there's the there's the wolf type,
Speaker 5: and there's a bunch of different once fortunately they didn't
Speaker 5: do anything with Chiuaa's but they got all this stuff. Anyways,
Speaker 5: I don't know where I was going with it, but
Speaker 5: it's just fascinating when you dig in and find out,
Speaker 5: you know, what's at the core of this stuff. But
Speaker 5: that explains I guess maybe that's where I was going.
Speaker 5: Is that explains why they can do some of what
Speaker 5: people call the wu is that this unknown DNA gives
Speaker 5: them that ability if they have angel DNA and the
Speaker 5: Bible talks about what the angels do and can't do,
Speaker 5: and they're visible here and they're not visible there.
Speaker 4: So yeah, yeah, crazy. So I accepted this stuff.
Speaker 5: I accepted that they were a hybrid human angel animal
Speaker 5: and they have these abilities. And this also explains why
Speaker 5: they react differently. You know, they can get very angry,
Speaker 5: they got insane strength. A really good resource for knowing
Speaker 5: about that is Rob Krider kax Crider. He's got Crier Explorations,
Speaker 5: I think it's called on YouTube, and he doesn't believe
Speaker 5: you know everything about He didn't believe he understands the WO,
Speaker 5: because I've asked him and talked to him. He understands
Speaker 5: the WU, but he doesn't attribute it to WU. He
Speaker 5: finds and believes that, you know, there's reasonable explanations for
Speaker 5: how that can happen, which is fine, But he also
Speaker 5: has documentation about them, you know, lifting forty pound trees
Speaker 5: and carrying them off and using them in structures and
Speaker 5: massive structures and things. But they've got this crazy strength
Speaker 5: and ability. Anyways, back to my story, So a lot
Speaker 5: of that stuff was happening at my house and.
Speaker 4: I just accepted it.
Speaker 5: What happened next was that we had people staying in
Speaker 5: a trailer on my property and they came to me
Speaker 5: early one morning just panicked and basically that their trailer
Speaker 5: had been rocked and that morning, and so I went
Speaker 5: out to see what was going on, and I didn't
Speaker 5: see anything other than I believe that that's what the
Speaker 5: experience they had. And I said, hey, I said, trying
Speaker 5: to calm him down. I said, hey, it's probably just
Speaker 5: the sasquatch kid, and he was just goofing around, you know,
Speaker 5: like they do, and oh my gosh, that didn't help
Speaker 5: at all.
Speaker 4: And that just made it worse, I speak.
Speaker 5: And so I said, hey, let me see what I
Speaker 5: can do to make sure it doesn't happen again. And
Speaker 5: so one thing I need to do was to set
Speaker 5: up lights and some emotion lights, and.
Speaker 4: So I did that. I put some motion lights out there,
Speaker 4: and then game cameras.
Speaker 5: So I know that the Sasquatch don't want to get
Speaker 5: caught on game cameras. I know that they can deal
Speaker 5: with it, but they generally just don't want to get
Speaker 5: caught on them and don't. And so I had game
Speaker 5: cameras that were probably about a mile from me if
Speaker 5: I had set up in the swamp just for my
Speaker 5: I love to do that kind of stuff, catch animals
Speaker 5: and cougars and bears and stuff around here. And so
Speaker 5: I got in the car and I drove out into
Speaker 5: the swamp and I was going to grab my cameras.
Speaker 5: And as soon as I jumped out of the cheap
Speaker 5: thirty yards in front of me in the swamp, I
Speaker 5: hear what sounded like three packs of whistling peets go off,
Speaker 5: and it was super loud. It was classic Sasquatch. They're
Speaker 5: super loud, pure pure sound. There's no when it's gravelly.
Speaker 5: It's just because they're growling or something in it, but
Speaker 5: they can make the purest sound, and that's what this was.
Speaker 5: It was whistling peats going off and it lasted for
Speaker 5: about ten seconds and then it went quiet, and then
Speaker 5: across the gravel road and up into a clear cut.
Speaker 4: I hear this little one, just little whistling peete and
Speaker 4: I figured that was the kid.
Speaker 5: And so I'd basically got in between mom or dad
Speaker 5: and the kid, and so he was like, hey, I'm fine, right,
Speaker 5: And so I figured that was what was going on,
Speaker 5: and I bailed off the road and I went into
Speaker 5: the swamp to get the game cameras and.
Speaker 4: I got them, and I came back to the road, and.
Speaker 5: I knew I had to say something, and so I
Speaker 5: spoke out loud and I said, listen, I said, your
Speaker 5: son was at my house this morning and there he
Speaker 5: was rocking the trailer and it really scared the people
Speaker 5: who were in it. I said, could you please not
Speaker 5: have your son or not allow your son to do
Speaker 5: that anymore? And I didn't hear anything but jump back
Speaker 5: in the jeep and went back to back to the
Speaker 5: house and set up the game cameras and so then
Speaker 5: the next night, in fact, the next morning, I woke
Speaker 5: up at five am and I walked out in my
Speaker 5: backyard to see how things were going. And I've got
Speaker 5: I've got a kind of a big backyard, and then
Speaker 5: I've got chicken and pen, and i've got a large
Speaker 5: pen that has I raised quail and doves and pheasant,
Speaker 5: and so they were all sleeping and everything was quiet,
Speaker 5: and I walked around the backyard nothing And so then
Speaker 5: I walked across the backyard over to the driveway, and
Speaker 5: all of a sudden, the little a little quail just
Speaker 5: freaked out and started squawking. So I turned and I
Speaker 5: went right back into the into the backyard, and the
Speaker 5: quail got quiet, and I was looking around, and all
Speaker 5: of a sudden, I could see the little boy, the
Speaker 5: shadow of the little boy, and I have on over
Speaker 5: by the driveway. I've got these accent lights, and one
Speaker 5: of them was shining past my wood smoker and was
Speaker 5: shining his shadow up against the trailer, and he was
Speaker 5: bent over, had his head down, and he was just
Speaker 5: standing there and I stared at it, and then he
Speaker 5: walked away, and he walked away with the smoker in
Speaker 5: between he and I but and then disappeared.
Speaker 4: But when he walked, he.
Speaker 5: Walked across that gravel and he didn't make a sound,
Speaker 5: no sound at all, just walked away. And oh, and
Speaker 5: that that that threw something to me because the day
Speaker 5: before I had actually used Scott Carpenter's idea of, you know,
Speaker 5: praying on the corners of your property if you don't
Speaker 5: want to come on any property. He said, you know,
Speaker 5: go pray on the corners of property, pray in Jesus name,
Speaker 5: don't come on my property, don't come over here. And
Speaker 5: and for a lot of people and for himself he
Speaker 5: said it work. And so I had done that the
Speaker 5: day before. But now I'm standing here in the back
Speaker 5: yard and the little boy had been walking around in
Speaker 5: my backyard. And that was kind of an epiphany for
Speaker 5: me that.
Speaker 4: That they're not demonic.
Speaker 5: A lot of people want to say that they are
Speaker 5: because they've got angel DNA or because they've got this this,
Speaker 5: these things that.
Speaker 4: They do, they're a paranormal or woo factor.
Speaker 5: But at least for me at that time, it was like, no,
Speaker 5: they're not demonic. Otherwise they couldn't have done that. He
Speaker 5: couldn't have come on my property. They would come into
Speaker 5: the house when I was sleeping, and they would too significant.
Speaker 4: I'd say I was.
Speaker 5: Sleeping and I woke up and he was running his
Speaker 5: finger down my arm, down.
Speaker 4: My bare arm.
Speaker 5: And I woke up and he was halfway down my
Speaker 5: arm and he finished down to my wrist. And my
Speaker 5: eyes were open and I couldn't see a thing. I mean,
Speaker 5: I could see the room, I could see everything in
Speaker 5: the room. I couldn't see him in hon to see
Speaker 5: him or her, you know, I don't know, but I
Speaker 5: couldn't see him. But I was totally, absolutely at peace
Speaker 5: with it. And honestly, I don't think it was just
Speaker 5: you know, me being at peace with it, because who
Speaker 5: is right at two in the morning or three in
Speaker 5: the morning. But I think that they they allowed me
Speaker 5: or had me just be calm. And I was calm,
Speaker 5: and that happened, and I was like, Okay, well I
Speaker 5: get it. You know, they think they we're weird because
Speaker 5: we don't have hair, and maybe this was the little
Speaker 5: boy's first opportunity to, you know, to feel what a human,
Speaker 5: pretty much hairless human feels like. And so I just
Speaker 5: fell back asleep and the next morning I woke.
Speaker 4: Up and everything was fine. And anyone about my day.
Speaker 5: And then the next night fell back asleep and I
Speaker 5: got woke up and he was doing the same thing
Speaker 5: to my leg, down my thigh, to my knee and
Speaker 5: exact same reaction. Everything was fine. I was like, okay, yeah,
Speaker 5: I get it, and fell back asleep.
Speaker 4: And then.
Speaker 5: And that was kind of I didn't you know. That
Speaker 5: was kind of my approach to all of it. I
Speaker 5: was like, okay, you know, I try to be very logical.
Speaker 5: I'm a truth seeker, and once something's been established, and
Speaker 5: then well, okay, that's foundational and I'll move on and
Speaker 5: what's next. And basically what was next was that the
Speaker 5: little kid started coming into the house and pretty regularly.
Speaker 5: And one night I woke up and I felt like
Speaker 5: someone was looking at me, and I turned my head
Speaker 5: quickly toward the door to the hallway, and I saw
Speaker 5: a flash and then the light came on. And the
Speaker 5: flash was so quick that normally you would like, no,
Speaker 5: I'd that's no, it's nothing. I didn't see anything, but
Speaker 5: the light came on, and I'd had a motion light
Speaker 5: on there.
Speaker 4: You know. Ever since the kids would my kids would
Speaker 4: never turn off.
Speaker 5: I don't have any kids in the house anymore, by
Speaker 5: the way, so I wasn't concerned about that, but I'd
Speaker 5: put a motion light on there because they would never
Speaker 5: turn the light off, and when that flash went by,
Speaker 5: the motion light came on, and I was like the
Speaker 5: little kids in the house. And so after that, whenever
Speaker 5: i'd wake up during the middle of nine, if I
Speaker 5: heard a little banging or something in the hallway.
Speaker 4: Or in another room.
Speaker 5: Over there, I was like, Okay, it was just a
Speaker 5: you know, a little boy. And and honestly, I don't
Speaker 5: know if that kind of bit me in the end, right,
Speaker 5: I don't know if that just nonchalant. I get what's happening.
Speaker 5: I get what you're doing, and you're not doing me
Speaker 5: any harm, so you know, you're fine. But that continued,
Speaker 5: and one night the light went on and then it
Speaker 5: went off, and then it went back on, and then
Speaker 5: it timed out, went off and then went on.
Speaker 4: And my wife was like, what is going on?
Speaker 5: Because up to this point she was you know, she
Speaker 5: heard my stories, she heard what I told her.
Speaker 4: She's like, hey, I don't want to hear any more
Speaker 4: about it.
Speaker 5: She thinks that they're demons because they've got angel DNA,
Speaker 5: or she thinks they have angel DNA, and she's you
Speaker 5: don't want to know anything about.
Speaker 2: It, begs a society, who will be right back after
Speaker 2: these messages.
Speaker 5: Just don't tell me anything about what you're thinking or
Speaker 5: what you're reading or whatever. But she didn't know that
Speaker 5: they're in the house, and so she said, what's going on.
Speaker 4: With that light? And I go, I don't know. I go,
Speaker 4: I'll go check it out.
Speaker 5: And so I go in there and i'd look around
Speaker 5: and I'm looking and I obviously you don't see them.
Speaker 5: And I look around and I didn't see anything. So
Speaker 5: I went to bed, and light goes off, boo goes
Speaker 5: comes back on. That's I get it back up. But
Speaker 5: I go back out there and I'm looking around and
Speaker 5: I've got a ball python in one of the rooms
Speaker 5: downstairs with us in another room, and I was raised
Speaker 5: mice at the time. I had three cages in another
Speaker 5: room that I was raising mice in for that snake.
Speaker 5: And I went into that room with the mice and
Speaker 5: I was looking in there, and I realized that they
Speaker 5: had all three cages had run out of water, and
Speaker 5: the mice.
Speaker 4: Were looking for water.
Speaker 5: And so I went upstairs and got water and I
Speaker 5: filled them all up, closed the door, went back to bed,
Speaker 5: light went off, stayed off, and my wife was like, hey.
Speaker 6: What what'd you do? I said? I said, first, I said, Hey,
Speaker 6: don't worry about it. It's all fine, everything's good. No, No,
Speaker 6: what'd you do?
Speaker 4: What was going on?
Speaker 5: I said, Well, what it looked like was that the
Speaker 5: young boy Sasquatch was letting me know that the mice
Speaker 5: were out of water, and you was using the light
Speaker 5: to do it. And so yeah, so that didn't.
Speaker 4: Go over well. Obviously that was bad, bad reaction.
Speaker 5: Anyway, I did find out later that when I went
Speaker 5: to clean those cages, it turned out that the boy
Speaker 5: had been coming in the house and had been playing
Speaker 5: with the mice. He'd been opening the cages and playing
Speaker 5: and holding the mice and stuff, but he wasn't letting them,
Speaker 5: he wasn't putting them back in the cage. He was
Speaker 5: actually letting them out in the room. And so about
Speaker 5: a month later, when my wife realized, Hey, that the
Speaker 5: boys coming in the house to play with the mice,
Speaker 5: She's like, get rid of the mice, get.
Speaker 4: Him out of here. So I went to get rid
Speaker 4: of the mice.
Speaker 5: I'd actually caught maybe ten of them living in that room.
Speaker 5: He'd just he'd opened it up, played with him, and
Speaker 5: then he'd just let him go in the room, and
Speaker 5: so they were running around the room. But he'd always
Speaker 5: closed the cages anyways, So that happened a bunch of stuff.
Speaker 5: I would see him, I would if I was sitting
Speaker 5: on the porch at night.
Speaker 4: They would. It was the boy again, probably about six
Speaker 4: feet tall.
Speaker 5: He would he would be invisible, but he would run
Speaker 5: in dashes around the patio. And I've got accents lights
Speaker 5: and stuff, and lights in the trees and stuff, and
Speaker 5: so you can see easily. And he would run in
Speaker 5: dashes around me on the patio. And when he would
Speaker 5: run fast, there would be like a it was either
Speaker 5: a leading I think it was a leading edge of
Speaker 5: him moving was darker and you could actually see this
Speaker 5: like real faint shade of gray or black like move
Speaker 5: and stop and move and stop.
Speaker 4: As soon as he stop, you wuldn't see anything, but
Speaker 4: he'd move and you'd see this little flash and flash.
Speaker 5: And it seems to be when they're invisible, they they
Speaker 5: they have some density to him and you can see that.
Speaker 5: And it's it was pretty consistent throughout whenever something was
Speaker 5: doing that kind of a thing. You could see that
Speaker 5: leading edge, and I think that's what people see. I
Speaker 5: think when people see stuff out of the corner of
Speaker 5: their eye, they see that kind of movement, but when
Speaker 5: they look and they're like, there's nothing there. You know,
Speaker 5: what did I see? That was real consistent for me?
Speaker 5: They left me a raven feather. So I like to
Speaker 5: work in my backyard and I got this little trail
Speaker 5: and a little gravel trail. And I'd worked on the
Speaker 5: yard and cut grass and done a bunch of stuff
Speaker 5: and had to run to the store. And I was
Speaker 5: only gone for like an hour, and I came back
Speaker 5: and right in the middle of the trail, just off
Speaker 5: the patio, was this raven feather, perfect raven feather, sitting
Speaker 5: in the patio or sitting on that path. And I
Speaker 5: took it as a gift, and I think, oh, during
Speaker 5: that time, so I think what it was was kind
Speaker 5: of a gift and that they kind of accepted me
Speaker 5: during that time when the kid was running around inside
Speaker 5: my house just before he was doing stuff that was
Speaker 5: visible to me.
Speaker 4: I woke up one night and.
Speaker 5: I'm laying on my side and I'm facing the sliding
Speaker 5: glass door, and there's a light, you know, coming from
Speaker 5: the outside from the garden lights and stuff, and there
Speaker 5: was a curtain across it, right, so it still kind
Speaker 5: of glowed. And here is he was either Mom or
Speaker 5: Dad cloaked and and I opened my eyes and there's
Speaker 5: he's standing there.
Speaker 4: I think it was the I'd say it was the man.
Speaker 5: Standing there, bloaped and absolutely generous, four or four or
Speaker 5: five feet wide, eighth tall, which is pretty much the
Speaker 5: max of my I don't know if it was bent
Speaker 5: over or not, but backs of my.
Speaker 4: My ceiling, and and I could tell it was.
Speaker 5: I could see the cloak because like two thirds of
Speaker 5: them was in front of that window of the sliding
Speaker 5: glass door that was kind of glowing from the outside lights.
Speaker 5: And I could see him and I could see through him,
Speaker 5: but I could see this predator look, and I could
Speaker 5: see the dreadlocks, had like thick dreadlocks off his head,
Speaker 5: and I.
Speaker 4: Couldn't see arms.
Speaker 5: It was just this mass and it was just slowly
Speaker 5: swaying back and forth, and I was it was again
Speaker 5: it was like the touching my light thing.
Speaker 4: I was totally calm, and I just watched and.
Speaker 5: I realized, hey, my wife, if she saw this, she
Speaker 5: was just not she would freak out. I said, I said,
Speaker 5: please don't wake my wife. In my head, I said,
Speaker 5: please don't wake my wife. And then we just stared
Speaker 5: at each other and I don't know how long, but
Speaker 5: eventually I said, you know, you can't stay here all night.
Speaker 5: And then it just dissolved. It just dissolved and was gone.
Speaker 5: And my gut feeling was that the parent was there,
Speaker 5: and I was like, are you safe? You know, are
Speaker 5: you the kind of person who's going to freak out,
Speaker 5: you know, and and try to hurt me or one
Speaker 5: of my family or whatever. Are you that kind of person?
Speaker 5: I think it felt like a test. It just felt
Speaker 5: like confirmation hate. I'm verifying are my kids okay with you?
Speaker 5: And clearly I think I was because the kids kept
Speaker 5: coming around on their own and doing stuff on their own. Yeah,
Speaker 5: that was That was super intense. The next significant thing
Speaker 5: that happened was was the night of fourth of July
Speaker 5: and it was hot that day, and so I got
Speaker 5: up and I opened the front door of the house.
Speaker 4: It's on the main.
Speaker 5: Floor, and I didn't go back to bed because I
Speaker 5: had the main door open to the you know, it's
Speaker 5: only fifteen twenty feet off the street, and I was
Speaker 5: going to sleep on the couch right there because the
Speaker 5: door was open, and I laid down on the couch
Speaker 5: and I fell asleep and I got woke up and
Speaker 5: there was knocking.
Speaker 4: I got woke up to knocking. That's the other thing.
Speaker 5: Whenever the Sasquatch wake me up, they always wake me
Speaker 5: up before they do something. And when they wake up,
Speaker 5: they always wake me up absolutely lucid, clear, not foggy, nothing.
Speaker 5: It's like middle of a boom. You're awake and clear
Speaker 5: and listening and ready for whatever, and then they'll do something.
Speaker 5: And so that's what happened. They woke me up, and
Speaker 5: all of a sudden, there was three wood knocks across
Speaker 5: the street coming through that door. So I got up
Speaker 5: and I walked out onto the porch and I looked
Speaker 5: around across the street and I couldn't see anything, and
Speaker 5: there's trees, and there's.
Speaker 4: Some houses over there, but they're kind of surrounded by trees.
Speaker 5: So I sat on the steps and just kind of
Speaker 5: looked around, and nothing happened for about five minutes, and
Speaker 5: so I said hey, in my head, I just say hey,
Speaker 5: you know, I wish you well and good hunting. And
Speaker 5: I went back and I laid down. I closed the
Speaker 5: door this time and locked it and laid down, fell
Speaker 5: back asleep, and the next thing I knew, I woke
Speaker 5: up and my whole body was vibrating and it was
Speaker 5: just heavy, this intense vibration, like every single cell is
Speaker 5: vibrating in your body, and my spine was hot, and
Speaker 5: I registered it. It was just like, this is what's going on.
Speaker 5: I don't know what's going on. And then the next
Speaker 5: thing I know, I'm working up at six am. And
Speaker 5: as soon as I woke up at six am, I
Speaker 5: realized something was different. And twenty years ago I had
Speaker 5: damaged I had I was doing karate at the time,
Speaker 5: martial arts, and i'd phllen on my tailbone, and I
Speaker 5: had ruptured or crushed some discs or something in my
Speaker 5: lower back, and so off and on had terrible problems
Speaker 5: with it, and to the point of almost being, you know,
Speaker 5: debilitated and unable to walk. In fact, two weeks prior
Speaker 5: to that that night, I was in that kind of
Speaker 5: condition where I just couldn't walk for days and and
Speaker 5: but I when I woke up, I realized that's gone.
Speaker 4: It was gone. I got so crazy.
Speaker 5: I got I stood up and I bent around and
Speaker 5: I felt my back and it was gone. And I
Speaker 5: stood stiff legged, right locked my knees and I was
Speaker 5: able to place both pond was on.
Speaker 4: The floor and it felt fantastic.
Speaker 5: And it took me, well, it took me weeks, honestly,
Speaker 5: but it took me a while just to wrap my
Speaker 5: brain around it. All this pain I'd lived with and
Speaker 5: just a restriction. I could never step off heavily, step
Speaker 5: off even one step. I could never jump off a
Speaker 5: step or two steps. Never, my spine would spasm and
Speaker 5: I would almost fall to my knees for twenty years
Speaker 5: and now it was fine.
Speaker 4: In fact, it took me.
Speaker 5: I had to make myself jump off one step, and
Speaker 5: then I jumped off two, and then I jumped off three,
Speaker 5: and then four, and then I jumped between boulders. And
Speaker 5: I had to make myself do it because ever twenty years,
Speaker 5: you just like, this is normal, right, you just don't
Speaker 5: do that in anyways. My spine is absolutely one thousand
Speaker 5: percent healed. And that was kind of when I kind
Speaker 5: of I started to feel like, hey, you know, I
Speaker 5: think I'm up. I feel like I've been adopted by
Speaker 5: this family, and they're watching out for me, and they
Speaker 5: were watching out for me everywhere I went. I would
Speaker 5: if I went and stayed a couple of days in
Speaker 5: eastern Washington for.
Speaker 4: A trip or something within the day they're there.
Speaker 5: In fact, we went and camp stayed at a cabin
Speaker 5: for like a week. The second day, everybody was going
Speaker 5: upstairs to go to bed and stuff. And I was
Speaker 5: turning the lights off downstairs in the kitchen, and I
Speaker 5: was walking through the kitchen and I look out the
Speaker 5: window and here's the sasquatch standing in the window, watching me.
Speaker 5: And I saw him, and then he stepped away. And
Speaker 5: the next morning, I got up early and I went
Speaker 5: outside and I walked around the house because it was
Speaker 5: all freshly, freshly tilled.
Speaker 4: Gravel and stuff.
Speaker 5: And I walked around and sure enough, right by the
Speaker 5: back window, bathroom window, here's this one perfect sasquatch print.
Speaker 4: I think I sent that one to you.
Speaker 5: And yeah, one perfect sasquatch print right there by the
Speaker 5: bathroom window. And they, oh, by the way, yeah, so
Speaker 5: they come around and look in the bathroom and stuff.
Speaker 4: But I.
Speaker 5: Got over with that whole you know, Oh, I don't
Speaker 5: want anybody to see me in the bathroom.
Speaker 4: I got over that pretty quick, so it helps sinking
Speaker 4: that anyway.
Speaker 5: So yeah, so I got that print, and they follow
Speaker 5: me everywhere if I go to Hawaii.
Speaker 4: I've gone to Hawaii twice in the last couple of years.
Speaker 5: And the first time they were there, like on the
Speaker 5: third night, interesting enough, they didn't We were in a
Speaker 5: condo on the third floor between condos, and so they
Speaker 5: didn't show up anywhere I could see them, but I was.
Speaker 5: I had the window open, and they were knocking on
Speaker 5: a metal pole.
Speaker 4: Two in the morning.
Speaker 5: They did five knocks on a metal pole, and and
Speaker 5: so I knew that they they had showed up to
Speaker 5: check on me. Next time I was there, they did
Speaker 5: the same thing. Yeah, no matter where I go Arizona,
Speaker 5: same thing. Within two days.
Speaker 4: They're there.
Speaker 2: Big for a society who will be right back after
Speaker 2: these messages.
Speaker 4: I just got.
Speaker 5: I just got back from over on the coast a
Speaker 5: couple of days ago, and yeah, within one night they
Speaker 5: were there. This time they were They just tapped on
Speaker 5: the side of the house, kind of slapped it gently,
Speaker 5: just to check on me and just to see if
Speaker 5: I'm doing okay.
Speaker 4: And they're always checking on me to see if I'm
Speaker 4: doing okay.
Speaker 5: Went to I went to Winthrop over here on the
Speaker 5: east side of the mountains Cascade Mountains, eastern Washington, up
Speaker 5: by the Canadian bar Order, and I was there for
Speaker 5: We're going to be there for five five days. And
Speaker 5: the second day I got this abscess in my upper
Speaker 5: right jaw, and it quickly got to the size of
Speaker 5: like a marble and super painful even just to talk.
Speaker 5: But I wasn't gonna ruin my vacation, so I said
Speaker 5: to myself, Hey, I'm just gonna I'm gonna go when
Speaker 5: I get back. And that night I felt this scan start.
Speaker 5: The night before, i'd heard them tapping on the window,
Speaker 5: so I knew that they were there. But then that
Speaker 5: night I felt this scan start, and it's the same vibration,
Speaker 5: and it started to top of my head and it
Speaker 5: came down and it came down to my jaw. And
Speaker 5: then that's pretty much all I remember of the event.
Speaker 5: But then the next morning I didn't have a I
Speaker 5: didn't have an abscess. If I feel back up there
Speaker 5: on the jaw right now, there's probably a little tiny,
Speaker 5: like a lack of peace size bump, but it's hard.
Speaker 4: And there's no pain and there's nothing that's that all gone.
Speaker 5: Another thing like that, another well, and the healing was like,
Speaker 5: you know, the initial healing in my back kind of
Speaker 5: kicked off a series of healings, which I assume our healings,
Speaker 5: but it's the same feeling. Over the next month after
Speaker 5: they healed my back, I would wake up and they
Speaker 5: were they were targeting different parts of my abdomen in
Speaker 5: my chest with the exact same vibration.
Speaker 4: I don't know what was going on. I don't go
Speaker 4: to that.
Speaker 5: I don't necessarily trust trust doctors, so I don't go
Speaker 5: to the doctor. So I don't know what was going
Speaker 5: on if I had something going on, but they were
Speaker 5: addressing something and yeah, yeah, and then and to fortify
Speaker 5: this whole idea of adoption and just them watching out
Speaker 5: for me. My wife and I were sitting outside the
Speaker 5: other day and I've got two bruises on my left leg,
Speaker 5: one on my knee and one down toward my ankle,
Speaker 5: and it was a bruise and my wife was worried
Speaker 5: about him, and and she was like, you should go
Speaker 5: get them checked out. I go, well, yeah, but I
Speaker 5: don't go to doctors and I said, oh, no, you
Speaker 5: got to check them out, Wilf, it's cancer.
Speaker 4: And I said, I don't think it's cancer.
Speaker 5: And she said, no, no, you if I make an appointment,
Speaker 5: would you go And I said, well, for you, I'll go,
Speaker 5: but I don't honestly, I don't think it's cancer. And
Speaker 5: that was pretty much the end of it. But that night,
Speaker 5: just to show that, you know, they're they're they're just listening.
Speaker 5: They're there listening, making sure everything's okay. They I got
Speaker 5: a full body scan, started with my toes and went
Speaker 5: all at my body to the top of my head
Speaker 5: and probably lasted about ten seconds, and it was it
Speaker 5: was like a sweep and then it was gone. And
Speaker 5: I think they just heard, you know, us talking about
Speaker 5: it and put potentially being cancer and they're just checking
Speaker 5: make sure I was okay, and I was okay, which
Speaker 5: kind of leads into what had happened About a year
Speaker 5: after all of this or during this, in twenty twenty three,
Speaker 5: we were able to get back into a gay management
Speaker 5: unit that we hunt for deer rifle hunting over in
Speaker 5: eastern Washington, basically outside of winter and up in the mountains,
Speaker 5: and the first night I showed up In fact, even
Speaker 5: before I went, everyone was like, hey, we can finally
Speaker 5: get back in.
Speaker 4: We can go back to our hunting camp.
Speaker 5: And I was like, okay, great, I said, But I
Speaker 5: called two individuals and I said, listen, I said, I
Speaker 5: just this is what's happening to me. The sasquatch follow
Speaker 5: me wherever I go. I said, whether you believe in
Speaker 5: it or not, this is what's happening to me. And
Speaker 5: I said, as long as you're okay with it, and
Speaker 5: you don't, you don't you know in your heart you're
Speaker 5: not going to do them any harm if you see them,
Speaker 5: I said, then I'll go hunting with you. But if
Speaker 5: you're someone who you know, wants that million dollar reward
Speaker 5: or wants to do something that would hurt him, I
Speaker 5: said that, you know, I'm just I'm not gonna I'll
Speaker 5: find some other place to hunt, you know. And and
Speaker 5: they were both like, hey, not a problems, got we
Speaker 5: don't care. And one of them trust me, believes me.
Speaker 5: The other one is like, oh, you know, are you sure?
Speaker 5: And anyway, so they're fine with it. So I was like, okay, yeah,
Speaker 5: we'll go on you. And so the first night we
Speaker 5: were there, I was heading to bed, and I heard
Speaker 5: two loud owl hoots on the ridge line above me
Speaker 5: and really close together, right next to each other, and
Speaker 5: so I figured that they had showed up, and so
Speaker 5: I went to bed and I woke up in the
Speaker 5: middle of the night. I couldn't breathe. I'm in the
Speaker 5: airstream trailer. My bed's in the back of the trailer,
Speaker 5: and I couldn't breathe. And I looked down and this
Speaker 5: giant hand was holding me. This giant hand was holding
Speaker 5: me in the bed and it reached across my entire
Speaker 5: torso and I'm the little guy who ride two hundred
Speaker 5: and thirty pounds. The whole hand was holding me down
Speaker 5: and I couldn't breathe and uh.
Speaker 4: And then I was like, didn't know what to do?
Speaker 4: What's going on?
Speaker 5: And after seeing that hand, I was like, I think
Speaker 5: I know what's going on, and so I Robin.
Speaker 4: At one point it told me the name of.
Speaker 5: The sasquatch that watches out for me, and in my head,
Speaker 5: I was like, you know what I call his name?
Speaker 4: What's what are you doing? Hand? Uh? And uh sorry.
Speaker 4: All of a sudden.
Speaker 5: I could see and so I was like twenty feet
Speaker 5: thirty feet above the trailer and looking down on it,
Speaker 5: and there's a giant black sasquatch. It looked black, giant
Speaker 5: black sasquatch over the end of the trailer where I was,
Speaker 5: and I saw it for a split second, and then
Speaker 5: I think I passed out.
Speaker 4: So I must have passed out. I couldn't breathe.
Speaker 5: And the next thing I know, I'm waking up again
Speaker 5: at you know, six in the morning. And immediately I
Speaker 5: remembering this, and and I I start to move and
Speaker 5: to get up, and I had pulled a bunch of
Speaker 5: muscles on my ribcage on my right side, and so
Speaker 5: it's hard to breathe, and it was hard to move,
Speaker 5: and I think it was from fighting trying to breathe
Speaker 5: the night before. And and so I sat up and
Speaker 5: I was like what, I'm trying to understand who, why
Speaker 5: would he do that? What? Why could why would he
Speaker 5: do that to me? And so I kind of got
Speaker 5: it together, got dressed, started to go about my day,
Speaker 5: you know, hunting and and and stuff and and and
Speaker 5: I realized something that changed. And what had changed was
Speaker 5: that over the past like six months, five to six months,
Speaker 5: I had picked up what I had thought was an attachment. Somewhere,
Speaker 5: somehow I picked up an attachment. And and in my
Speaker 5: Christian every in my daily prayer life as a Christian,
Speaker 5: I you know, go about my day and I thank
Speaker 5: God for this, and I say little prayers and say
Speaker 5: thank God for that, thank You for doing this, and
Speaker 5: thank You for watching out for so and so on
Speaker 5: those kinds of things, right, and.
Speaker 4: And that's just my life.
Speaker 5: And but over the last five months when I would
Speaker 5: when I would say those prayers, there'd be a little
Speaker 5: something in the back of my head saying, really, is
Speaker 5: that true?
Speaker 4: Really is that true? Do you think really God did that?
Speaker 5: And and I'd push it out of my mind and
Speaker 5: I'd say, you know, God is gracious and kind in
Speaker 5: the end.
Speaker 4: But for six months, five to six months, that nagging
Speaker 4: was there.
Speaker 5: And probably about two months before I went hunting, I prayed,
Speaker 5: I said, Dear Lord, please take.
Speaker 4: This off me. You know, I don't know what it is,
Speaker 4: please take it off me.
Speaker 5: And and then I was pretty confident it was some
Speaker 5: kind of an attachment, and so I prayed again a
Speaker 5: few weeks later, please, and and then wound up going hunting.
Speaker 5: Well that day, Then that morning, after every prayer, I
Speaker 5: said that day I had.
Speaker 4: There was no nagging. There was there was none of it.
Speaker 5: It was just it was just freedom to say and
Speaker 5: pray that I wanted to and nothing was nagging me.
Speaker 5: And and I'm convinced to what happened is that is
Speaker 5: that he he took it off, he removed that attachment
Speaker 5: and and yeah, that was sorry. It's just I think
Speaker 5: that it's like PTSD or something. But I can't tell
Speaker 5: that story about crying. But that was huge and it
Speaker 5: and for me, I'm still open to the fact that, hey,
Speaker 5: there could be something else going on here that maybe
Speaker 5: in some way that they're not They're not benevolent, but
Speaker 5: absolutely everything I've dealt with and experience has been that
Speaker 5: they are kind and thoughtful and empathetic.
Speaker 4: And yeah, yeah, crazy story.
Speaker 2: Oh Bright, It's an incredible account. There's so much to
Speaker 2: learn from it. And I, I mean, I would love
Speaker 2: to have you back on someday. I think that your
Speaker 2: story is going to continue and you'll probably I would say,
Speaker 2: experience other things in the future as well, but it
Speaker 2: would I'm very curious to see what people will take
Speaker 2: away from this, what people will reach out and say,
Speaker 2: I've experienced that as well. Something similar. Yeah, it just
Speaker 2: seems the longer we do this podcast, the more deep
Speaker 2: it definitely starts to become. So I just want to
Speaker 2: say thank you, thank you so much for coming on
Speaker 2: today and for sharing your heart. I know some of
Speaker 2: this was extremely hard to share.
Speaker 5: Yeah, thank you, Jeremy. I appreciate it. Yeah, and it
Speaker 5: does get deeper. And the rest of my story has
Speaker 5: to do with attachments that have shown up and the
Speaker 5: hitchhikers that have shown up since since I've been healed,
Speaker 5: and they've helped me so much. Now I'm dealing with
Speaker 5: some other stuff that's not anevolent, and so yeah, there's
Speaker 5: a lot.
Speaker 4: To learn from it. But thank you for allowing me
Speaker 4: the time to talk about it.
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Speaker 4: Her and I can get on here.
Speaker 7: We can tell our stories. Maybe there's somebody else out
Speaker 7: there listening that's too afraid to tell their story. Maybe
Speaker 7: this will give them the courage to come out. And
Speaker 7: now I feels so bad about it. Who cares what
Speaker 7: anybody thinks. I know what I saw, I know what's
Speaker 7: out there. That's all I care about.
Speaker 4: Please let people know, Please let them know.
Speaker 1: If you ever see one of these things.
Speaker 7: You need to tell because if you don't, then shame
Speaker 7: on you.
Speaker 4: You have shame on you.