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Lost Children Protected By "Bears" in the Wilderness - Remote Viewing with John Vandeventer · The Cryptid Huntress

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Hi, oh hey, y'all, welcome in. Oh my gosh. I
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have a great, fantastic show set up for us tonight. I have done
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an interesting remote viewing target tonight. I decided to look into children who had
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been lost in the woods who claimed to have been protected and cared for by
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bears. By wild bears. Y'all. Now you know I'm the cryptic Huntress.
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It sounds fishy to me, okay, so I assume that it might
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not have been bears. So we did a nice little remote viewing target of
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that looked into two separate cases, one from twenty nineteen of a three year
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old boy and the other case is from nineteen fifty five of a little girl.
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I think she was around two years old out of Montana, so I'd
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only had time to do those two. There are many more cases and we
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are definitely going to talk about that tonight. I have a wonderful guest here
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once again. I have John Vandaventer here in the studio, and he is
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an author of the Relic series. Okay, so I'm going to introduce him
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And so that's going to be an extremely interesting remote viewing target for next
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I think there's a lot of stuff that's been hidden from the public. It's
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Okay, Okay, Well let's get to our guest tonight. I have my
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friend, author John Van de Venter. He is the author of the Relics
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book series, which is amazing. It's fantastic. It's about sasquatch UFOs Antarctica,
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all that craziness at you think he's got some inside information big Foot and
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stuff, but really great series. He also has a youth novel series called
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Shadow Chasers. I actually have my copy right, it's actually my Son's copy
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of his latest book that just came out. This is um Haunted Sky.
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So you guys please help me. Welcome to the show, mister John Vandaventer.
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Hey John, Hey, oh my gosh, thank you so much for
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being here. I know you are a perfect person to talk to about this
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tonight. Uh, children being taken care of by bears in the woods now.
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And I got to say, John, this was suggested to me by
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Barry Littleton. So shout out to Barry Littleton for suggesting this target some really
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good targets of Barry done. Well, yes he does. I think I
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think that, um, he's got some great ideas because he's been doing a
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lot of research for so long. Um, I think I think it kind
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of makes a good team he and I him is offering the suggestions and me
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remote viewing it. And uh, you know, and I'm open to suggestions
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from the audience on remote viewing targets and so yeah, John, if you
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ever have any you let me know we'll remote view will Okay, In fact,
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that one pop in my head just now. I'll get with you after
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me show. Oh, write it down, don't forget it, okay,
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write at him? And uh yeah, this is Um, this is something
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that has really been very perplexing to me. As the cryptid huntress. I
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am suspicious John when I hear that a kid survived for days on end in
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the woods where I go camping. I do big footing. I know how
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dangerous those woods are. And uh, for a bear to take in a
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child and not eat it, you know, Um, does that Does that
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sound you know, normal to you, because it doesn't sound normal to me.
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I remember the first time I started hearing these stories, and the thing
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of it is they actually happened. I mean there's actual newspaper accounts of child
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is missing, their child is found, and then they say, well,
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a bear took care of me, bear fed me, a bear kept me
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warm, So there's something to it. But um, you have to wonder
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they're seeing something else and they just think it's a bear, confuse it with
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a bear. So well, I know something that looks a lot like a
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bear that's not a bear. Well yeah, and I think that that's my
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first place to jump too as well. It was a sasquatch, you know
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that um kept them alive, you know, just had a you know,
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since it is another sapien type creature, you know, they just had pity
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on it, kept it alive. But when when I heard you were doing
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this, I didn't know what stories you were gonna do. So I'm really
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excited. I assumed you'd do the twenty twenty one one in the twenty nineteen,
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but you're going back to fifty five, So I'm really excited to hear
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what you found. Yes, I did a modern day one that's like recent,
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and then I did one that went back. I mean they go all
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the way back to the eighteen hundreds, right reported. You know, there's
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probably a lot more, but reported well, you know from from reading David
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Politis is missing four one one And there was one back in eighteen sixty eight.
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Um a three year old girl disappeared and as and they hunted four for
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days and then um as they closed in on where she was. They wouldn't
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they weren't even sure they were. They were near her a large they said,
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bare looking animal. Um ran away from and jumped in the river.
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You know, they didn't get a good look at it. And then the
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little girl told him it was mister Wolfe, and mister wolf better and played
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with her and ter warm for the day. Um a mister wolf, mister
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Wolf, yes, and oh yeah, it does go right into that again.
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And there was even some that weren't so friendly. A group of three
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children and this was back in the eighteen hundreds as well. Um, we're
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lost or came up missing and when the when the searchers found them a couple
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of days later, they were actually hiding under a log ball a log jam
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because they said they were the big monkey. People were looking for them and
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trying to get to them. So oh that's story. And I wish I
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would have had more time to do, you know, research more stories.
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But there's a lot of stories on this there. There are a lot of
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stories. And I've read the David Politis the North American series, like that
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volume of his book series. I've read that it gets very redundant and it's
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kind of monotonous, Like the stories sounds so similar that you get about halfway
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through the book and you're like, well should I just keep reading because it's
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the same stuff. It's like the same story with different people over and over
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again. Um, wandering off in the woods picking berries, you know,
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being the last in line when they're hiking, or the first kids first,
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I know, get in the middle. Ye right, Well, you know
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when my when my team is out in the field and we you know,
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let's just say we don't. We don't usually take people that aren't our team
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with us. Ever occasionally we do though, and uh, and there's there
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was one one weekend we had some people with us and uh, and we
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were doing some tracking up the mountain and uh, one of the guys on
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my team and I he took the rear and I took the front, and
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we made sure that they were in between us the entire time. And these
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were grown men, okay, but they didn't know what they didn't know the
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area, and so we we had to make sure that we were you know,
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we were protecting them because we know, we know the dangers of portals
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and sasquatch and whatever's out there. They were gonna get me or my my
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buddy first probably well he was gonna be in the back so he could shoot
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them. So if we had to, I guess, not the people with
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us, y'all, not the people, but any threats. Okay. So
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anyways, there's a there's an art to it, right, I mean,
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it's it's very tactical. Basically, when you're out there and you gotta have
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a plan when you're out in the field. And that's just that's words of
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wisdom. Okay, ask me how I know we have to be very careful.
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But anyways, Uh, I don't recommend taking little kids out hiking late
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at night in the woods, John, and I certainly don't. I certainly
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don't ever want my son to get lost in the woods. My gosh,
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Um, I gotta tell you when I did this this target, I was
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devastated because I was actually feeling the emotions of these children, Okay, and
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uh, and it was it was really sad. And when they encountered this
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bear, okay, each of them, because I did two targets, each
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of them, especially the first one for twenty nineteen. I'm going to get
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into this more in detail in a minute. But when I remote viewed I
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think his name was Casey, what was his name, Casey Hathaway, I
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did that case first. And the sense of relief that he got when that
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bear came and took care of him and calmed him, it actually calmed him
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down. And we're going to get into that because I don't I don't know
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if bear's calming kids down. I've never heard of that before. Um,
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except teddy bears Okay, and uh and so but but this, but but
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the sense of calm, Like when I got to that part, when I
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was remote viewing that part, I calmed down, just like that kid did.
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Um and so, Um, I don't I'm not. I'm just gonna
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say I don't think that was a bear at all. Okay, Um,
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but but anyways, this is uh, this is a very interesting topic.
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It happens more than we know. And uh. And I think that bears
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and sasquatchs look a lot alike, John, I think they do, especially
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the little kids. Okay, yeah, I think kids have a hard time
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distinguishing one animal from another. Um. You know, like you get your
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little kidy books and they got all the happy little creatures in them. But
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when you're out in the wild and you actually see the real thing, you
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know, Um, yeah, I'm man. We moved up here at Oklahoma.
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We were on the highway between Tallahina and um Mino, Arkansas, and
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it's you know, it's a really beautiful drive. It's a scenic scenic tripe
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and we were by we came around the corner and it was the first time
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we'd gone out up here. As we moved here, and there was a
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bear sitting in the road. But as I came around the corner, I
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couldn't tell what it was. I just saw this big brownish black blob sitting
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in the middle of the Okay, this is it. It's a saspot.
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Then he got up and I was like, huh, it's just a bear.
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It's just a bear. Well, you know my dog. I lost
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my dog on was it too yesterday? I guess it was yesterday. My
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dog ran away downder our farm and she got She got lost in the tall
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hay out in the pasture and chasing a critter, and I couldn't I couldn't
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find her for two hours. It was horrible. I actually contacted my mentor,
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the head of my team, who is who taught me remote viewing.
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We were both trying. I was having a hard time remote viewing myself in
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on her location because I was so upset, but he was able to help
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me. We ended up finding her and my mother who's in the chat tonight.
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She brought her dog down to try to help, and they found my
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dog. She was across the lake. She had gotten in the pasture.
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She found her way to the edge of the lake and was panicking and trying
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to swim across this lake, and her harness had gotten her leg got caught
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in her car harness, so she couldn't swim and it was just a mess.
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And but my mother thought she was a bear at first. She couldn't
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tell that was even my dog, because she's a big german chever. She
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looked just like a bear. Okay. So, um, it's easy to
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misidentify animals. Okay, that that was my point. It's very easy to
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misidentify creatures. Okay. And uh and so yeah, that's uh, that's
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my story about seeing a bear. A bear's my dog. Um. Okay,
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Well, let's let's just get into it tonight, John, Let's talk
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about the first target. How about that? Yeah, okay, so let
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me let me kind of touch it. My printer gave out an ink,
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so of course, right before this show, so I have a couple of
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things to kind of go down the list I printed out. I was able
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to print out one article, so instead of my notes, I'm going to
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read from this article. And I'm not even sure what this article is.
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I think it's called from the Outsider. It was online, Okay, It
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says, in twenty nineteen, a three year old boy named Casey Hathaway went
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missing while playing outside his grandmother's house. This is in North Carolina, Okay.
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Despite during the freezing temperatures and heavy rain. It has a happy ending
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because he survived this experience after a couple of days. I think it was
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there out there for like two or three days. And he said it was
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thanks to a bear who kept him safe and warm. So they sent out
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search teams looking for this kid every day. People from all over we're out,
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you know, searching for him. And the law enforcement, the US
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Marines, professional search teams and volunteers did go looking for him. That's that's
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a lot of manpower right there. But he was found after a neighbor was
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walking her dog and heard him crying from the bushes about forty to fifty yards
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away from the road. Um. He was relatively unscathed, just scrapes and
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bruises. UM. And he told his family when he was in the hospital,
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he told them about the bear. Um. He said the creature looked
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after the boy until he was found. He said he hung out with the
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bear for two days. Um. That's what his aunt wrote on Facebook.
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She said God sent him a friend to keep him safe. God is a
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good God. Miracles do happen. Okay. And that's interesting that that quote
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was in here, because I had not read this article. When I remote
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view of this, I had no idea this quote was in there. I
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actually am just cheering up because I just I'm reading this. I hadn't read
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this before. Um. Yeah, that's really sad. It's it's got a
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lot to do with my data. Okay. Um. Yeah. But but
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there are also other accounts, Okay, and this is in the article.
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There are other accounts. Night. In eighteen eighty eight, the New York
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Times reported a two year old girl was found in a valley and claimed a
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bear had kept her warm. In nineteen fifty five, another two year old
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named Ida May Curtis spent two days in the Kootenay Kutenai I don't know how
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to pronounce it National forest in Montana and was comforted by a bear while she
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was there. Okay, that's um. And you have another story, John,
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and we'll get into that after I go over my data. Okay.
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With the twenty twenty one incident, Okay, so let's see here. Let's
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get to the first one. Okay, the first target, yeah, Ida
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may Okay, we're going with Casey right now. Okay, So Casey is
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the three year old boy. I do have pictures of him. I guess
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it's okay to show them because they were all over the news and and so
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I'm going to take that is I'm able to show these tonight. I'm just
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going to show a couple of pictures of this little boy. He's the cutest
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little thing. Okay, this is him. This is this is Casey okay.
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Um. And and that's a bear. Now. I believe he said
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that the bear was black, Okay, which is interesting because my data I
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actually had brown in my data. But it's it's he. I think somebody
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in some article I read he was They said it was black. Okay.
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Um, not that it matters, who knows, okay. Um. Well,
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here's a picture of a black bear. This is him in the hospital.
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Okay. Look how little He's just so tiny and delicate looking down.
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It's really it's kind of sad. Right. It's a miracle though, that
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he that he survived at And I know there's a lot of bears in North
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Carolina. Okay, and uh, and so it's something that we have to
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look out for when we are big footing. And also we have to know
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how to identify a bear versus a sasquatch, okay, because they can be
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misidentified. Like I said, Nick Valente, my friend with the International Dogman
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Project, was sent on a case in North Carolina of a dogman sighting a
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possible dogman. Well it turned out it was just a big, gigantic bear
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with a long snout longer than normal. Okay, so um, so yeah,
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there's there's a lot of misidentification here. Okay, all right, let's
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get to it. So my my, my sensory data was coming up.
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Now if even to see all my data can go to my patreon. Okay.
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But um, but I was I was picking up on the child.
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Okay. Apparently it was like his emotions. It was like him being disoriented,
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dizzy, scared, not knowing where he was, um crying, very
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emotional and I got super emotional when I was remote viewing this. Um.
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But he was, he was, he was like his energy was like ramped
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up really high, right and uh, And what I was picking up on
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was that he was like a beacon of light in that forest. Okay,
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this is uh, this was all in my data here. He was a
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beacon of light and something. It caught something's attention. Okay. Now,
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not anywhere in this data do I have any thing about a bear. Okay,
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there's no bear in this data, John, not at all. Um.
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However, I did pick up on a big foot. It was absolutely
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a sasquatch. It was a female sasquatch as a matter of fact. And
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and but but it caught this sasquatch his attention because he was shining like a
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beacon of light Okay, and had it was radiating this energy. And I
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guess I got maybe a lot all the kids have this. I'm not sure.
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Um, but I picked up on Helpers his angel, and God sent
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it. God sent this thing to this boy. So um, this is
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gonna make me crack because um, I had not read this article about the
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aunt saying that, um, God sent him because I had this in my
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data. Okay, so um, But anyways, the kid has a bigger
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purpose. Okay, he had a bigger purpose, and so um the big
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foot it was actually a female big foot. And she inherently knew that at
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um, that he had a bigger purpose. She had to take care of
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him. Okay and uh. But there was a mutual respect. And it
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was really wild because when I was picking up on him being so frantic and
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and scared, as soon as she came to him, she was very motherly
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and uh, and she started I wrote down telepathy, but it was more
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like an energetic exchange where she let him know that he was safe, okay,
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which was really wild because um, she didn't they didn't speak any language
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together anything like that, but it was just an energetic kind of thing okay,
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where he immediately felt safe with her okay. And and she actually was,
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like I said, I wrote down telepathy, but it was very playful.
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She was very understanding. She was communicating with him the whole time.
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But it wasn't through language, Okay, it wasn't through vocal language. Um,
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but he because I mean, I think kind of was picking up that
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she was lonely too. It's almost like she was kind of like it was
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like she treated him like her child, okay and uh. And then maybe
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she had lost a child. I did. I didn't. I didn't.
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I just got that she was lonely okay and uh, and that he was
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lonely. Like they just kind of were like wrought to each other. And
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uh, and she gave him. She actually even fed him and like gave
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him some shelter, like put him somewhere to to keep him, you know,
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gave him some shelter and uh. And then she knew that she had
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to try to put him a place. The very last bit of my data
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was she had to put him somewhere where people could find him. And uh.
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And so she she's the one she actually put him there and those briars
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so that somebody would find him, like he was kind of safe there.
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So Um, I didn't mean to get emotional. Now that was weird,
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um, but not Yeah, but I but I picked up on it though,
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and uh. And so it's I have a kid, you know,
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and so I just and I lost my dog yesterday. I know how it
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feels to lose something that you love very much. And uh yeah, so
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but I picked up on all that. So uh, if anybody had any
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questions it's whether this kid was actually taken care of by a bear, I'd
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say absolutely not. It wasn't a bear at all. It was definitely a
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big foot, okay. And uh and so what how do you does that
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surprise you? John? Well, yeah, no, it doesn't. Um,
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but I do like to say, I don't know if you got a
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chance to look at it. I sent your video a couple of hours ago
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after figured I was him to be on the show. The video of a
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bear actually bringing a toddler to people, and it's got the toddler's garment in
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his mouth, behind his neck, and it's actually brings this baby to a
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group of people and the baby's alive. Um, oh, you may,
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you may get a chance to look at it after the h I'll look at
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it. I hadn't had a chance to see that now. See, I'd
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never heard of that, but it came up when I was searching for these
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other incidents, you know. And um, but but no, I cannot
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see I just can't see a bear doing it. But obviously there's film of
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it actually happening. But um, for one thing, the way some of
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these kids describe it, it would have to have an imposing thumb on how
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it fed them and how it did things warm, you know, be looking
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deeper into the into the stories and what your kids said. So yeah,
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I just don't see a bear being able to manipulate things the way the way
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that's described in some of these stories. Well to care for the child though,
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and and what my data was saying that was suggesting that the thing,
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the being gave him shelter and fed him in some way. Bears aren't going
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to do that. I mean they might go kill it, eat a raccoon,
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or throw some dead meat over at the kids. I don't know.
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I just I don't know. I'm sure anything's possible. You know, well
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you don't there's anything with his paw either and hand you know, yeah,
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it's gonna drop it, you know from its So yes, yeah, that
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comment that was up here. No, I didn't pick up on any kind
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of fade intervention. Um was that alien woods? Woods? Yeah? No,
25:18
I didn't. I didn't pick up on any kind of other elemental stuff
25:22
at all. It was straight um big foot. I picked up on one
25:26
one lonely big foot, and it was literally lonely okay, and but very
25:30
motherly and uh and brought this kid in and immediately um calmed him and just
25:38
took care of him for a couple of days. So that's that's what I
25:42
saw. That's what the data, that's what the data says. So but
25:47
there was no there's nothing else involved with that it was strictly just that,
25:51
just a big foot taking care of him. Now, we have seen pictures
25:55
over the past few years of bigfoots, um bigfoot mothers right with their with
26:02
their kids and stuff. So I'll see, as a matter of fact,
26:06
Patty might have been a mother. Okay, that's what a lot of people
26:10
say, that she was a mother. There's some kids in the pictures with
26:11
her. You know, we have these pictures of the mother with the baby
26:15
that was walking in the boulder yard. I think is what they call it.
26:18
Um. I can't remember the name of this um of that footage.
26:22
Somebody in the chat will know, but uh, this is the video of
26:25
a mother carrying her baby. And uh, I think here's another another shot
26:30
of it. This is similar to what I was seeing was taking care of
26:33
this child. Now, I would say it was like a Patty type,
26:37
like you know, there's different types of sasquatch and and Patty from the Patterson
26:42
Gimmelin film looks very similar to what we're looking at right here in this picture.
26:47
And h and that's also what was taking care of this child. Okay,
26:52
Now that could be mistaken for a bear John pretty easily. You know.
26:56
I've seen that video, and I think that's one of the better ones
27:02
I've seen him. If you watching movement closely, it doesn't appear to me
27:07
to be a human in the suit. I mean, the movements, um,
27:11
not very human like it in my opinion. You know now I see
27:15
videos sometimes oh no, no, no, you can tell it the suit,
27:18
but that looks really off thinning. Um. It's been a couple of
27:22
years since I've watched a video, but that that was one of the first
27:26
videos I came across when I was researching for the first novel. So uh
27:32
kind of sticks in my head. Yes, well that I think that's called
27:37
the Fourth of July footage or something like that. I'm pretty sure. I
27:40
think I just talked with Tree from squash me Now about that the other night,
27:45
and I believe that's some kind of Fourth of July footage there. But
27:48
um, I would correct me if I'm wrong. People, okay, Um,
27:51
so everybody in the chat whoever somebody even know? Um, but um,
27:56
yeah, it was it was. It was definitely a sasquatch according to
28:02
my data. That took care of him. And uh, and I was
28:06
not picking up on like I said, with the with the fairy or the
28:07
fade comment the question that I had while ago, I did not pick up
28:11
on any kind of supernatural stuff going on. It was just a I guess,
28:15
as you say, a flesh and bone, flesh and blood Bigfoot taking
28:18
care of that kid. So um, yeah, everybody, thank you.
28:23
I want to think of my people in chatting on my moderators. Thank you
28:26
all for being here tonight. Lard the best, and I'm sorry if I
28:29
don't keep up with the comments like I should. But yeah, this gotta
28:33
be very emotional, okay, And I think I was even more emotional because
28:37
I had just remote viewed h this lovely lady right here and this incident with
28:42
our friend Patty okay, and uh and we're gonna be talking about that next
28:45
week. This is something that I wanted to stay away from John, because
28:51
I I always kind of in the back of my mind I thought something more
28:56
had happened there at Bluff Creek, but I didn't know for sure. Well
29:00
guess what I know the real deal. Now I know exactly what happened,
29:03
and and so I hope everybody will tune in for that. But Patty was
29:07
a mother, okay, and and so they do. I was you know,
29:14
I pick up on a lot of human traits with these big foots and
29:17
stuff when I'm remote viewing them, John and uh and so I think that
29:19
they have emotions just like we do. You know, they're not just an
29:22
animal. I believe that they are like humans. Yeah, I believe there's
29:30
more to them than than just animal too. I think it was just you
29:34
know, I think a lot of people when they first start getting into the
29:40
big foot phenomenon, you have a tendency to think, Okay, it's an
29:45
eight, it's just an undiscovered eight, because that makes you, That keeps
29:48
you safe, that keeps you from going off the ledge or you know,
29:52
going to the woo or whatever they want to call it. But the more
29:56
you study these things, and the more you see the reports from people and
30:00
some of the weird things that go along with them, there's got to be
30:03
more to them than than just an ame um. You know. But then
30:07
again, you know, if one's ever caught and studied and we can get
30:11
all the answers, you know, everybody would be a genius after that.
30:15
So my my opinions no no more valid than anybody else's. It's just it's
30:22
just happens to be what I believe as far as their existence. Um,
30:26
it's got to be more to them than just pure animals. Yeah, it's
30:30
definitely more. I would say there are people and a lot of Native Americans
30:36
tribe said that they're just like another tribe, okay, and so I would
30:41
have to agree with that statement. Um, yeah, yeah, there are
30:45
a lot of tribes. That's how they treat them. They're just another tribe.
30:48
They're they're they're a bigger human you know, area or whatever. But
30:53
a lot of the First Nations people just that was another tribe. That's how
30:57
they looked at them. Yeah, yeah, Um, it is and uh,
31:04
I am um, I don't know. I think that it's I don't
31:10
I'm still emotional about this for some reason. And uh and it's hard to
31:14
to um come out of this one for some reason. And I think it's
31:18
because I did two targets where children were like panicked and upset and I don't
31:22
like that. I don't like that. It's hard to do. But you
31:25
know, you had a very busy you can't. Yeah, I can see.
31:32
It's been overs been a it's been a crazy month so far, and
31:36
it can it can only get better. But my goodness, things are hot.
31:38
It's a hot mess going on a bear. I'm the hot mess express,
31:41
um, none of us. Yeah, did you see um Marty's comment
31:47
there is from the Freeman footage. It's the Freeman foot is. That's right.
31:49
I think that's I think that was the fourth of July too, but
31:52
I'm not sure. I'm pretty sure it was. But the Freeman foot is,
31:56
that's what it is. I can't keep all these things straight. There's
31:59
so there's so much footage out there. But that's a good one though,
32:02
the mom and the baby, that's a really good one. And it just
32:06
can't that stuff. To me, that just can't be faked. Um,
32:09
try walking over gravel with no shoes on, you know what I'm saying.
32:14
It's hard enough just walking to gravel. But two beat um, such a
32:16
hulking figure. If somebody was wearing a monkey suit in those gigantic boulders and
32:22
carrying a baby two of all things like that, that's just dangerous and hard.
32:28
So M I don't believe that was faked. I think that's a real
32:31
big foot and a baby. Oh and this is a good point. So
32:36
Alienos has a good point. A lot of people go missing in boulder fields
32:39
or in heavy courts areas. That's a great point, okay, because where
32:45
we do research where I've been called out to investigations before, where there's a
32:50
ton of big foot activity in that in state parks. Here in Georgia,
32:53
there's one in particular, John, it was up in northeast Georgia and there
33:00
was courts everywhere. I've never seen so much courts in my entire life.
33:05
There were just veins of courts throughout the entire park. Um And so of
33:08
course I always bring my courts home with me. I have a bunch of
33:12
I have a big collection of it. But yeah, I think that there's
33:15
a conductor of some sort. I believe it's a conductor of high strangeness out
33:20
there, and you know, granting boulder fields and have had the same thing
33:25
as the courts boulder fields as far as its appearances and weird things happening as
33:31
well. Yeah. Yeah, Well, so I have made that comment before
33:37
that I do pay. I take courts from every investigation I have, So
33:39
that would imply that there's courts in every place that I go. Well it
33:45
there you go, and where do you go? You go? With a
33:47
big big foots are I mean, I'm not out there. Yeah, all
33:52
of it. It's a mixed bag. Usually where they're big foots, they
33:55
are UFOs and portals and every else inner dimensionals. We can go down the
34:02
list. But um, but yeah, it's um, it's definitely, it's
34:08
definitely a factor. So that's a good point, Alien Woods, So thank
34:10
you for bringing that up. Um yeah, okay, so we've checked that
34:19
off the list. Okay, So Casey was a was taken care of by
34:22
a big foot, right, And it was interesting because I think I feel
34:24
like his aunt was like and his mom. I think his parents are probably
34:27
like, yeah, it was a bear. Absolutely, it was a bear.
34:30
Don't ask any more questions, good night, okay. Um, which
34:34
is a good way to go, you know. Um, I would I
34:37
wouldn't brought around with my my son and be like, hey, you gotta
34:39
tell me it was you know, publicly or whatever, because then you're you're
34:44
the crazy ones like, oh, my son was taken care of by a
34:45
big foot? You know. Um. But ultimately, um, so big
34:50
bigfoots are not always mean. They have motherly instincts, Okay, just like
34:55
us. You have greeting up there from a bigfoot museum with Oklahoma. Yes,
35:04
Range Project. Okay, that's down in Tallahena. And the curator for
35:08
that, the owner, Tanya Cordeck. She actually lived in this house before
35:16
it went up for selling and we bought it. But she had kid sightings
35:21
up here, and she'll tell you they're more of a people than animal.
35:27
And if anybody going to Oklahoma or anywhere near Tallahena stop by there. Plus
35:31
we're having she's having a big foot conference May twentieth and twenty first in Tallahena.
35:39
Is gonna be like eight speakers, so it's gonna be really good.
35:44
If anybody can't get there, that's awesome. Well, you guys have a
35:46
lot of big foot activity out there. You actually have big foots on your
35:50
property, so I would assume she knows about the big foots on that property,
35:53
right, Okay, Okay, we don't have to get into details about
35:58
that if you don't want. But I know you've had some sightings at least
36:00
one. Yeah. Yeah, it's not like they parked out here, you
36:05
know, only got only got five acres. But yeah, and then you
36:10
talk to a gentleman across the road from me. When I told him about
36:14
what I had seen, he can firmly go, Yeah, that's that's a
36:16
path. They come right down that mountain and they go right behind his property
36:22
down to the river. So he said he'd seen them there before too.
36:27
Oh my gosh, did they ever mess with your house and come up in
36:29
bank? I mean, we had some weird stuff happening for a while,
36:32
rocks in the pool and um, pine cone showing up where there's no pine
36:37
trees and lay out on a ledge at the front of the house, in
36:40
front of the cardboard. Actually. Um, but it's been quiet for the
36:45
past two to three years now. Um. I don't know. We were
36:49
a you know, new fun attraction or curiosity, but they they changed.
36:54
They started heavily harvesting timber on the north range of mountains here and since that
37:01
it has been really quiet. Oh well, maybe they've migrated out somewhere away
37:07
from that. Yeah, that's really sad. Dagger Dog has a great point.
37:12
Melbourn Ketchum shows they're apart human with her DNA study. Absolutely, they're
37:16
like it's either human on the mother's side, right, and then something else
37:21
on the right the real side, or something the side and the other side
37:27
was unknown and unknown, yeah, unknown and uh and so, and I
37:32
know that the Duke has been having Doctor ketch them on his show and Dave
37:37
Scott on space Out Radio. That's that's my channel over there, y'all check
37:40
me out every Saturday and Sunday night at ten pm Eastern. Um. But
37:44
uh, but yeah, we've we've had doctor Ketchum on space Out Radio in
37:47
the past week to talk about that that her studies as well. So those
37:52
are legitimate studies and it's really sad that people coming out with this real evidence
37:57
and the real information get Shadow Band made fun of, you know, blacklisted.
38:04
Um, so I can understand why, you know, the families if
38:09
the kid did say it was a big foot that took care of him,
38:13
they probably wouldn't want that to get out, you know, right Well,
38:15
you know it's uh, it's the same way here. There's people that will
38:20
laugh at you if you said you've seen one, and there's people who'll claim
38:22
to see one. And these are people who live here their whole lives.
38:27
Some have been countered them, some haven't. So their beliefs tend to be
38:30
what they've seen or haven't seen. You know, That's how they belief structure
38:35
is structured. So, um, you take everything with a grain of salt,
38:39
you know. Um, and some people will make fun of you,
38:43
you know, and some people get upset, but it's funny. Um.
38:47
Even the ones that will make fun of the people. They said, they've
38:50
seen it. And this is kind of a quote from one of the guys
38:52
when they seed the whole. Nubby said, yeah, they'll make fun of
38:55
you, but boy, they'll make a dollar off of it every every October.
39:00
Oh you know that sad? Yeah, I know they will. They'll
39:04
make a TV show out of it and make fun of everybody like a bunch
39:07
of hillbilly it's rednecks and stuff telling our telling our big foots to get out
39:12
of here, get that kind of stuff. So, yeah, I have
39:16
to be careful. I have been approached to do a TV show or two,
39:20
and I'm very hesitant because I know the light that they'll put you in
39:24
and make you there's a there's a Tennessee to make people look kind of crazy.
39:30
Okay, I'm just gonna say yeah, so yeah, yeah, there's
39:32
always that. They're already look you know, a little grand, a little
39:37
extra laugh on the report. And you know it's funny. They used to
39:42
do that with you at both reports on television always oh, you know,
39:46
let's not take it too serious until we started getting those videos from the US
39:52
Navy, you know, and now they don't do that quite as much anymore.
39:55
That's right, that's right. Oh, so I'm behind on the comments.
40:00
Just want to say low rage Overland. That's my friend Craig, who's
40:01
one of my teammates. He was with me at that state park where he
40:06
went and investigated with us, and uh yeah, he's He and I were
40:10
the ones that were experiencing all those courts vans out there, and we still
40:14
talk about that to this day. There were so much courts out there.
40:16
So welcome Craig. Thank you for being here today. So M yeah,
40:22
Well I am really behind all these comments, so M yeah, And thank
40:24
you for everybody in the chat that's asking how I'm doing. I'm feeling much
40:28
better today. I've been sick for the past couple of weeks, but I
40:30
keep pushing on and so I'm feeling a little bit better today. So thank
40:36
y'all so much. Y'all are awesome. Okay, So Paul, Paul is
40:39
really awesome suggesting targets for me, and he said, I wonder if stories
40:45
of feral children are kids raised by bigfoot. That's interesting. It's very interesting.
40:50
You said that. That will bridge us into the next topic, the
40:53
next target. Okay, because I actually also looked into in nineteen fifty five,
41:00
a two year old Ita May Curtis, who was lost in the national
41:06
the Kutenai. I don't know how to pronounce that, y'all. I'm so
41:08
sorry. The National Force out in Montana, Okay. And she was found.
41:14
She was gone for a while. I can't remember how long she was
41:17
gone, but she was comforted by a bear while she was lost in the
41:23
forest, Okay. And and my data was very interesting on this one,
41:29
Okay, very interesting because I didn't pick up just like a straight up sasquatch.
41:34
What I picked up was more of a wild man found her. And
41:38
it wasn't just one. There were seven seven. It was like a family
41:43
of wild men. But if you've watched my shows in the past, you
41:46
know something about the different types of sasquatch. A wild man is like a
41:52
sasquatch. This the Neanderthal type sasquatch. I think it's called I want to
41:57
say a type four. I think if I'm not mistaken, let's see,
42:01
I do have hold on me take this comment down so we can see it,
42:07
and we're gonna go here. Okay, So we have yeah, type
42:12
four. Um, so we have type one, type two, Type three
42:15
and four. Okay, yeah. Three would be like the the what do
42:21
you call him, the cousta acoustica or not acustica? Umgway Goguay sorry?
42:25
And uh yeah, the type four would be the like the Neanderthal. And
42:30
there's something else that I remote viewed, John. That was the legend of
42:34
Paul Bunyan. Okay, that's idea I did. Well, I can't remember
42:40
what state is in. I think it's Iowa if I'm not mistaken, or
42:45
no, it's not Iowa. Somewhere up north Dakovia. It was like I
42:50
think it was like Minnesota or Wisconsin or something. Um, please forgive me,
42:53
everybody, because I don't remember. It's been a while. Um.
42:57
But they they're archive, like their National Archive or their state Archives Department or
43:04
something like that has on file a drawing of the actual person that Paul Bunnian
43:10
was based off of. The character was based off all. He was actually
43:13
a lumberjack, but he wasn't human. Okay. And if you look at
43:17
that picture, you can clearly see he's he's like a wild man. Okay,
43:22
And I remote viewed this from my friend Glenn, who's one of my
43:24
teammates, suggested that I looked into that it was like a tight four sasquatch
43:30
would be like, which would be like a Neanderthal human kind of but super
43:34
hairy. Um and uh, but with superhuman strength. And he looks more
43:38
human than any of the other big foots. But he is a type of
43:42
a big foot. And that's that's what I picked up on at Montana that
43:46
was taking care of this little girl who said she was confronted by bears.
43:51
Okay, but it was it was more like just a hairy man. So
43:53
so out of two two out of two that I did remote view these cases
43:58
of children being taken care of by bears, they were both taken care of
44:00
by sasquatch people. So go figures on, right, Um, I will
44:08
I will go over a little bit of my data tonight. Okay, let
44:12
me take this down. I will go over some of my data. Okay.
44:15
So, um, I believe that they actually even built a fire for
44:20
her. I was picking up on a fire or something on in this data,
44:22
which was interesting because you don't hear about bigfoots or maybe wild men,
44:29
but not sasquatched like the Patti type. Really building fires. I mean,
44:32
I don't hear that very often. But um, but I was picking up
44:37
on some sort of fire. I was getting, um, kind of feral
44:40
people. I mean, that's kind of what it was, almost like wild
44:44
men slash feral people. Okay, that was not out of the realm of
44:49
impossibility involved. I mean, okay, Um, there's probably there's probably roving
44:55
bands of Faeril people that may been out there Brigenna hundreds of years maybe more,
45:01
and they're managing just to stay out of touch with humans, you know,
45:07
modern him. But I could see that being being something that can happen.
45:14
Well, I mean, it's not stretch. You know, they're there.
45:16
It's one of the human natures we have is a lot of people resist
45:22
change, you know, we don't. We tend to not like it.
45:25
We tend to either be overly excited about it or overly dreading it. Um.
45:30
It's usually changes usually accepted more enthusiastically by young people and the older people
45:38
who's like, no, please, I can't you know, I've got it,
45:42
I've got I'm busy with what I got, now, don't throw anything
45:45
else at me. So I could see that happening over the center. Yes,
45:50
absolutely, well this was nineteen fifty five, okay, and uh,
45:54
I don't know, not not to say it's a whole lot different than today
45:57
or whatever. But who knows, Um there still feral humans running around the
46:01
woods. It's something else that I guess you kind of have to watch out
46:06
for when you're out there doing a field research and things like that. You
46:10
just had to watch out for any any person, wild humans. But I
46:15
was packing up a wild man and it was not only one wild man,
46:19
but it was out in the wilderness. I was, I was getting something
46:22
like there were several of them, Okay, so it was a like a
46:25
family of kind of like wild men, which can't be interpreted as bigfoot,
46:30
but it was like an Okay, I picked up a tribe, Okay,
46:34
a tribe. It was a tribe of wild men. Okay, forest people.
46:38
I also picked up forest people and they found Okay, the people,
46:44
I guess a search team or somebody was sent out. I don't know that
46:46
I got. I picked up on canvassing, so like I guess people had
46:50
gone out to look for her and they found her, but she had been
46:52
taken care of by an entire tribe. There was like seven people, so
46:54
that's not a whole tribe probably, But I picked up on a tribe of
46:58
wildmen okay, took care of her. And by wild men, I'm assuming
47:02
there are wild women and they're two, so not gender specific, I guess
47:09
whatever that means. So um but uh but yeah, so she she was
47:15
taken care of by beings that weren't completely human john um. But uh but
47:22
yeah, but she came back safe. I mean, you know, it
47:25
was making me think when I was doing, uh, these targets, I
47:29
was thinking about that here and by do you remember that gorilla that Oh yeah,
47:34
it was at a zoo and a kid fell in the enclosure and they
47:37
he went to go. I don't know if he was going to hurt him
47:39
or help him. You know a lot of people think he was going over
47:42
to help the kid, and they ended up like killing the gorilla or whatever,
47:46
which was really sad um. But uh, you know, it's just
47:52
the nature of these wild animals though. You just don't know what they're gonna
47:55
do. No, you don't communicate with them, so you don't know what
48:00
their intentions are UM as human species as the ability to dictate the outcome of
48:09
summer, you know, dictate, well it since I'm not sure, you're
48:14
out of the picture and they take them out, and it's unfortunate. But
48:19
at the same time, you don't want a child's life to get taken away
48:22
because an animals being an animal, and you know, an animal can't help
48:29
but being an animal, and they shouldn't be judged for it. But there
48:31
comes a point where you're gonna have to side with human life, you know.
48:35
Yeah, us humans got to support her. Yeah right, you know
48:39
I say that, and I'm thinking of all this AI stuff that's going on,
48:42
like us real humans need to sit together. Yeah, the real humans
48:46
whatever that means. Isn't that an odd statement to have to say, us
48:49
real humans? Yes, that's odd. Who'd ever thought we were going to
48:53
be saying something like that. Well, you know, you're you're hitting an
48:58
interesting subject of the AI that's coming in the you know, the you meant
49:04
the melding of man and machine. Um, it could very well come down
49:08
to real humans, you know, way before we expect it. Yeah,
49:14
it's something. It's scary, it really is. It is just type two
49:20
sasquatch goals are super cute overbuilt. I'm glad you think so. I'm glad
49:23
you think so. I don't remember which one is a type two. Let's
49:27
look at the type two. Let's just get an idea of what we're talking
49:29
about here. Overbuilt. Let's see what's the type two one again. Don't
49:34
let me take your comment down. People that are listening on podcast format,
49:37
y'all can't. Y'all can't see this right now, but we'll explain it to
49:42
you. Let's see. Hold on, let me get that. I don't
49:44
know, let's see type two. I don't think it's very gorilla ish and
49:52
uh yeah, it depends on your preference. You know, absolutely it can
49:58
be beautiful. I don't know everybody and everyth is beautiful in his own way,
50:00
absolutely so. Um yes, especially when she gets angry. I bet
50:05
she's super cute. Just kidding. That's one of the closing time girls there.
50:09
You know the whiskey glasses as well, right, need a pair of
50:16
whiskey glasses, right for that one. But um but anyways, yes,
50:21
let's not I should not be I'm not making fun. I'm only kidding.
50:23
I'm only kidding. Um yeah, I am too. Oh my gosh.
50:32
So Roger Davies, he has a great comment. I don't believe a bear
50:36
would pass up an easy mill. It was a big fund. Hey,
50:40
that's one of my old Air Force buddies served him. What's up, Roger,
50:46
thank you for being here tonight. Yeah. I agree with Roger.
50:50
I don't think that a bear or any kind of predatory animal would pass up
50:55
a delicious mill of or not to me, it wouldn't be, but to
51:00
them a delicious little appetiser of a kid, you know what I mean?
51:05
Why why would Why would they? Um? It just doesn't make sense.
51:09
So yeah, um, that's that's that's one of the arguments of it not
51:15
being a bear, okay, because it would have definitely eaten it. Um
51:20
and a nachi bro. I'm looking forward to meeting you at the PRT conference
51:22
too, So I hope, I hope everybody's getting your tickets for that.
51:27
They may sell out, I don't know. It's gonna be a big conference
51:30
that's out in Fort Worth, Texas on Labor Day weekend. Um, so
51:34
everybody comes see us out there. It's gonna be really fun. Um.
51:37
Yeah. So we're talking about the AI still it is definitely. Um,
51:43
it's more of a threat to us than bigfoot, Okay, and bears eating
51:46
our kids. It's the it's the it's the AI that's a bigger threat.
51:50
Wouldn't you say so, John? Yeah, I would sure. I'm still
51:54
scary sharks. That's like, I love to go to the ocean, but
51:59
I don't like to getting water over my head because I've always just got this
52:02
third one coming up from under me and just won't here you're going, you
52:06
know, right? Oh my gosh, yes, Um, well, oh
52:14
my gosh. Well this is a very interesting show, John, And Uh,
52:17
I don't know what. What do you guys have going on out in
52:20
Oklahoma right now? Is there any more new big foot sightings out there?
52:24
I mean it's been really quiet. Uh there's I sent you some pictures too
52:30
of cattle mutilation in the last week. Oh yeah, yeah, and that
52:37
was here in Oklahoma, not too far away. Um, there's some people
52:43
just to the northwest of me here that have been seeing UFOs, But as
52:50
far as different stuff, I haven't heard of anything recently coming out of the
52:53
state. It's been kind of a like I said, it's been it's been
52:58
quiet around here and it seem have been quiet everywhere. So yeah, well
53:04
that's that's a good thing, I guess. Yeah, and once, you
53:07
know, I had a little littleness thing going there for so I am just
53:10
now getting back in the swing of things in the last two weeks. So
53:14
I got a lot of catching up to do. There may be stuff going
53:16
on I haven't been aware of because I've been, you know, laying around
53:22
feeling bet or something. I feel you, Listen, I feel you.
53:25
I've been pushing through with my sickness and it's shown in my face. So
53:30
y'all. Obviously I had red eyes for the past couple of weeks. I've
53:32
been feeling rough. I feel better today. Um, but yeah, Harold
53:36
didn't know what's up. Harold thinks you're being here. If a bear will
53:38
eat a fawn, it most definitely will eat a little toddler. Yeah.
53:43
I kin't of agree with Harold there, Okay, I do too, I
53:45
absolutely do. I think the only reason a bear would not eat a toddler
53:52
is the bear had just eaten something else. And you know, I was
53:54
saved. That's the only thing, you know, it was. I just
54:00
think they would eat him, or at least mall them, you know.
54:04
Yeah, Okay, so let's see, I can't proceive this name Boshkali,
54:10
bosh Kali. I think that's how you pronounce your name. If it takes
54:14
big food with reptilian DNA, wouldn't look like a human. That's interesting,
54:17
probably maybe. Oh. I had the most interesting conversation about reptilians with a
54:22
Facebook fat checker about two days ago. And it's someone I know personally,
54:28
and uh, I, you know we I don't. I don't talk to
54:30
him very often, but I do know him quite quite personally, okay.
54:35
And I do not agree with what he does, by the way. Okay,
54:37
I don't not agree with all this, um but um. But however,
54:42
you know, I asked him some questions the other day when I was
54:45
talking to him, and I said, you know, all my videos,
54:47
any video I does that has anything to do with reptilians, or I mentioned
54:51
the word reptilian in them, like I'm doing right now, reptilian, reptilian,
54:54
reptilion U. It's going to come up with a Wikipedia m context box
55:00
underneath my video and uh, And I asked him why, and uh,
55:06
I tell you these answers, I had never even thought of it and stuff,
55:08
and I don't. I can't agree with it either, But I might
55:12
actually do a show John and invite him to come on to talk about,
55:15
you know, the frame of mind of the Facebook fact checkers, because all
55:20
of us are getting fact checked all the time, and he had an answer
55:22
for everything. It doesn't mean I agree with it, but he had an
55:24
answer, and I think that would make for an interesting show. And I
55:28
don't know. I was gonna make a smart, elic comment, and I
55:30
thought, well, no, if he's watching, he's a fact checker,
55:32
and I'll just get on his radar. So, oh my gosh, Well,
55:37
what was the thing about? It? Is? Get you together with
55:39
my publisher. She's a she's really knowledgeable in the and the reptilian thing.
55:46
I mean, she keeps me just confused. I can't keep up. She
55:50
seems to have so much information. Plus she does she's done remote viewing in
55:54
the past, very neat. Well, I'm I'm considering to a show.
56:00
He said that he would come on my show, and uh, and so
56:01
maybe we'll do it one day, like during my daytime show and uh,
56:06
and I will bring him on and uh. He's a pretty well known name.
56:07
A lot of people know his name from all those Facebook fact checking days.
56:12
We all get fat fact checked. Matter of fact, I've been shadow
56:14
band a lot, really bad and uh. And he was kind of justifying
56:21
it all kind of when I was talking to him. But you know,
56:23
I gotta say, it's almost like a badge of honor when you're getting fact
56:25
checked now, because it just means you're writing, yeah, yeah, like
56:29
a lot of this stuff, it's like you're just kind of on You're on
56:30
the right path, in my opinion. But I don't know. We'll see,
56:35
we'll see. I may or may not do that. But I do
56:37
have access to a Facebook fact checker. So if you guys would like to
56:38
see me have an interview with an actual, real life Facebook fact checker,
56:44
y'all hit me up. Put it in the comments on this video and let
56:46
me know. I mean, I may just leave it alone. I may
56:50
just leave it alone and not because in the end it doesn't really matter.
56:55
Yeah. Well, but he had a lot to say about the Reptilians and
57:00
was explaining to me why it's such a horrible thing to talk about them because
57:04
it was used to slander a certain particular group of people back in the day.
57:07
So that makes it where we can't talk about it at all now,
57:09
Okay, So that's what he was telling me. We could have to talking
57:15
about whatever we want to talk about, right. Well, it's in a
57:20
whole different context. And I think that's what they don't care, you know
57:22
what I'm saying, Like when it comes to these things. Um, they
57:27
well, I probably shouldn't talk about it tonight, okay, because we were
57:30
talking about the children that were taking care of by bears. We're getting three
57:35
stay out at the bubble. We have a few minutes left. Yeah.
57:37
Well, um, you know, I mean my this video will probably get
57:42
flagged as well because I talked about it, but I don't it doesn't matter.
57:45
I don't care. Um, it's okay. Um. I think that
57:47
I'm okay with being, you know, talking about these things because I think
57:52
that the reptilians are a real thing, and uh and I've remote viewed them.
57:58
I know that they're real, and so it's interesting how they can be
58:01
labeled one thing just to shut us up about it, you know. Um.
58:07
So I think that's the same with a lot of these things like sasquatch
58:10
um aliens. Well, you know, there's certain tribes they want to talk
58:14
about. Dog Man or skin. You know, they just they're not going
58:17
to talk about it. You know, they have really uh um deep beliefs
58:24
in that way. Now and if you're any convention you're going to talk about
58:28
it, they will get up and leave while it's being disgusted and then come
58:31
back. They don't demand you stop talking. They just choose to not listen
58:36
to that. And now that I respect, but I don't respect somebody's communicating
58:43
just right, it's not what we want. They should have the freedom to
58:47
say whether I like it or not. Right, Well, what it comes
58:51
down to it Digger Dog has a great point. It's their opinion. In
58:55
my opinion, that's my opinion. Is there is their opinion. Yeah,
59:00
yeah, it's very skewed, okay, and uh and I think it all
59:05
goes into one one line of thought. If that makes sense. You know
59:09
what I'm saying. It's not. It's just it's just a way to censor
59:14
us and have us not look into these things. But we're looking into it
59:16
anyways. I don't care. Um yeah, yes, yes, So like
59:23
I said, if if if anybody wants to see me do a show with
59:27
a Facebook fact checker, Y'll let me know. I'm a little. I'm
59:30
always kind of scared to do a little bit. But you know, you
59:31
can't argue with the facts according to the checkers. I guess so. Um,
59:37
But anyways, Nancy says yes, she says yes, because you know
59:42
it, maybe it could prevent us from getting our our video shadow band and
59:45
stuff. I mean, I don't know, I don't know, um,
59:50
but but John, thank you so much for being here as me tonight.
59:52
This has been a fantastic show. It's always fun having you on. And
59:58
uh and we we always have eight conversations about this stuff. You always have.
1:00:01
You have all your ducks a row and have your research done. And
1:00:05
so tell tell everybody where they can find your book series Relics and your new
1:00:09
children's book series. Okay, the easiest way to find them. You can
1:00:13
find them on Amazon and Barnes and Noble, but the easiest way is good
1:00:17
to My website is www. Relics book dot com. There you go,
1:00:23
and you can order any of the books there in any format you want.
1:00:28
Right now, it's either Kendle, paperback or hardback for them all. Hope
1:00:31
to get them in audio one day. Also, there's a link there where
1:00:36
you can contact me if you have questions or you know, you want to
1:00:39
tell me how much you disliked or like the book, you know, give
1:00:44
a review, whatever. But yeah, you can do all of it right
1:00:46
there at my website www dot relicsbook dot com. Okay, perfect. I
1:00:52
highly recommend your book series, John. It is fantastic. It's an albiter.
1:00:59
It kept me on the edge of my seat, it literally did.
1:01:01
And like. And I don't even hardly read a lot of books anymore because
1:01:04
I don't have time. But I've read your books. They are amazing.
1:01:07
And like I said, I have where did I put? Oh? Here
1:01:10
it is the new Shadow Chasers. I don't this is relatively new and this
1:01:15
is my son's copy and uh and so everybody get your kids these books.
1:01:19
My son was so excited to get this. He was flipping through, going,
1:01:22
man, I hope there's skin walkers in this thing. So, um,
1:01:25
if it doesn't have skin walkers, John, I I'm writing it right
1:01:31
now as a matter of fact, as skin walkers in and so oh been
1:01:37
doing some remote viewing, yes, well you know, I've been teaching,
1:01:42
been remote viewing a little bit. So um, he knows how to do
1:01:45
idiograms. So and if anyone would like to see my data and all my
1:01:50
complete data, you can go join my Patreon. I would love to have
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you, guys. And that's the crypted Huntress over on Patreon. All right,
1:01:58
so everybody please join me this weekend. I have some amazing guests.
1:02:01
I had a couple of him in the chat tonight. I have Midwest Night
1:02:06
Watchers coming on spaced Out Radio Saturday night, and then on Sunday night,
1:02:10
I have Brian Bowden or Bowden I always say bad we have a Bowden here
1:02:15
in Georgia. Brian Bowden is gonna be my guest. He's actually a bigfoot
1:02:20
dog me on researcher UFO ufologist I guess you call it, and a pretty
1:02:25
amazing remote viewer. So we have a lot to discuss. I did a
1:02:30
paranormal roundtable discussion with him last night with some other guys and we got to
1:02:34
hang out. It was amazing. We're gonna have a great time this weekend.
1:02:37
But in the meanwhile, I am gonna be getting me some rest tomorrow,
1:02:39
and I'm gonna be unpacking and resting my eyeballs tomorrow. And so yeah,
1:02:46
so y'all, y'all, don't hit me up. Tomorrow. I'm gonna
1:02:49
be trying to take a break for a little while everybody, and I'm just
1:02:53
kid, y'all can hit me up anytime. So so John, please come
1:02:58
back and hang out with me again in anytime, anytime. And to thank
1:03:01
you both for all the nice comments. I appreciate it and I love being
1:03:06
on it. This is actually my favorite show to be on, So anytime.
1:03:09
What are you serious? No, I won't tell anybody, Okay,
1:03:14
I won't let the word get out. That's a compliment. That's a huge
1:03:16
compliment. Hey, we have fun over here at the Cryptin Huntress and at
1:03:21
the Cryptin Huntress channel. I guess you say the Cryptin Hunters show. I
1:03:24
guess that's what I've become is a show. I am a show. So
1:03:29
um yeah, I wanted to get to all these little comments and just pull
1:03:30
them all up before we go tonight. I know I'm going fast, but
1:03:34
I love all you guys. And uh and oh, she wrote sounds is
1:03:37
going to be on space Out Radio with me. She's part of Midwest Night
1:03:40
Watchers and they came on my daytime show, John and Uh we were actually
1:03:45
that was yesterday, so we had a great discussion. We even talked for
1:03:50
what two hours, two and a half hours after the show got over yesterday.
1:03:54
So, okay, May the fourth be with you guys. That's it's
1:04:00
like the cheesiest thing. I love it. I love it. May the
1:04:01
fours be with you guys, and y'all go have some funnel Cinco tomo.
1:04:04
Everybody have a margarita for me. I might have my own tomorrow, okay,
1:04:09
And I will see y'all this weekend. Everybody, have a wonderful night.
1:04:12
Thank y'all so much for being here. John, You're the best.
1:04:15
Take it. I'm gonna take us out as soon as I can find this
1:04:18
button. I will see y'all Saturday. Lock your doors tonight and sleep with
1:04:24
your night late on. Bye y'all. Hi,