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Anyone Who Enters This Town DISAPPEARS · The conspiracy

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Speaker 1: Oh, wow.
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Speaker 2: Crazy.
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Speaker 1: Yeah.
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Speaker 2: Oh! Hello, fellow hacker. How are you? You're looking absolutely wonderful,
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Speaker 2: by the way. Who, me? Oh. My name is not important.
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Speaker 2: I am just random person from obscure European country that
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Speaker 2: you will not know for the rest of the video
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Speaker 2: because probably something is going terrible to happen to me.
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Speaker 2: But anyway, how are you? That's great. What am I doing?
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Speaker 2: I'm out here in upper North America country looking for
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Speaker 2: obscure cryptids. Yeah, here in my cryptid novel. I'm actually
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Speaker 2: looking for a Sasquatch. Have you seen one anywhere near here?
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Speaker 2: Beautiful person? It's right behind me, isn't it? Oh no, please, no, no, please,
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Speaker 2: no Sasquatch, no! Crime, conspiracy, serial killers, cults, and murder,
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Speaker 2: all things that I love to consume, and I know
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Speaker 2: you do too, you sick-minded, intellectual, beautiful freak. And today,
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Speaker 2: we're dipping our little toes into the river of conspiracy.
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Speaker 2: I'm very excited. I love conspiracy theories and whatnot and
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Speaker 2: cryptids and paranormal and all that stuff, as you guys know.
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Speaker 2: I even got a badge for it. Yep, it's very serious.
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Speaker 2: I got it from a reputable source. Definitely not Timu.
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Speaker 2: But yes, today we're actually talking about a really interesting case,
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Speaker 2: and that is the case of a certain ghost town
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Speaker 2: that experienced way more cryptid activity than most other towns.
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Speaker 2: And that's why no one's there, hence ghost town. So
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Speaker 2: without further ado, let's unbuckle our seat belts, go Mach
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Speaker 2: 5 down the highway, slam on the brakes, and bust
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Speaker 2: through this windshield into this cryptid river together. Do you
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Speaker 2: believe in mythical creatures? I know the answer's probably no.
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Speaker 2: And that's fine, that makes sense, doesn't it? Because there's
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Speaker 2: really no proof of the Mothman, uh, Wendigo, Chipacabra, Skinwalkers, right?
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Speaker 2: But what if I told you that there was a little, small,
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Speaker 2: obscure town in Alaska that has been absolutely besieged by
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Speaker 2: cryptic activity? Allegedly. And this activity left people dead, and
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Speaker 2: those who weren't dead were left with only one choice.
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Speaker 2: and that was to flee, leaving this town completely abandoned.
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Speaker 2: So could this quite literally be a ghost town? Could
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Speaker 2: it be cryptids? Could it be haunted? I don't know,
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Speaker 2: and that's why we're talking about it today. After all,
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Speaker 2: Alaska is still very wild and many parts hostile to humans,
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Speaker 2: which means it could also be the perfect climate for
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Speaker 2: things we can only imagine. So while people have been
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Speaker 2: living in nearby areas for hundreds, if not thousands of years,
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Speaker 2: no one had tried to tame the wild region on
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Speaker 2: the southern end of the Kenai Peninsula. People believed it
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Speaker 2: to be a haunted spot, but it was also a
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Speaker 2: very beautiful spot with lots of space and tons of fish.
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Speaker 2: So people braver than I gave it a good college
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Speaker 2: try to settle the area. First appearing in the 1940
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Speaker 2: US consensus as an unincorporated, sorry, I've said this word
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Speaker 2: so many times, unincorporated, There we go. Village of only
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Speaker 2: 31 people. It had humble beginnings and grew as it
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Speaker 2: thrived off hunting and salmon canneries, as well as a
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Speaker 2: host of gold miners that would take residence here whilst
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Speaker 2: they prospected nearby mountains and rivers. But it wouldn't be
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Speaker 2: let's talk about the strange things that began to happen.
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Speaker 2: So people would be pretty much uneasy in this area
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Speaker 2: and the feelings of paranoia wouldn't be uncommon. Even as
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Speaker 2: far back as 1905, canners would leave their jobs because
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Speaker 2: something unidentifiable was bothering the camp, but they would return
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Speaker 2: the next season because the canning was so good. and
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Speaker 2: some of the hunters that were in the nearby forest
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Speaker 2: would actually begin finding 18 inch footprints scattered throughout the area.
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Speaker 2: That's a big foot. That's a really, that's, this is
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Speaker 2: probably a ruler. It's like this big. That's huge. You
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Speaker 2: know whose feet are this big? Why do I sound
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Speaker 2: like a two-year-old? Do you know whose horror's feet who's
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Speaker 2: this big? Do you know? I'll give you a hint. Sasquatch. Sasquatch. Anyway,
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Speaker 2: and this would happen with increasing frequency. And one group,
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Speaker 2: while tracking a moose, came across what they described as
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Speaker 2: a bloody battle with the footprints leading away, leaving bloody
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Speaker 2: trails behind. But these were deeper, as if whatever I
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Speaker 2: can't read, excuse me. Gather around because now it's Chris
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Speaker 2: reads screens. But these footprints were a lot deeper as
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Speaker 2: if whatever killed the moose had put it on its
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Speaker 2: back and carried it through the woods, which is a
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Speaker 2: terrifying thought. What the can carry a moose? Do you
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Speaker 2: know how big a moose is? I sounded so Canadian
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Speaker 2: right there. Do you know how big a moose is?
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Speaker 2: It's like a dinosaur. Okay, you ever see a bronchiosaurus?
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Speaker 2: Pretty close. Well, not that close, but they're big. Jay,
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Speaker 2: put up the biggest moose ever seen so people get
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Speaker 2: that to scale with a human or something. An Alaska
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Speaker 2: movie theater getting quite the surprise visitor last week. Do
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Speaker 2: you see that? Oh my goodness. A moose walked right
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Speaker 2: through the door and into the lobby. Can I get
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Speaker 2: some popcorn, please? Right? They know where the good stuff is.
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Speaker 2: But anyway, the people, terrified by what could do this,
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Speaker 2: would return to town with nothing to show for their efforts. Except...
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Speaker 2: their lives. And disappearances would begin as hunters and gold
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Speaker 2: miners in the mountains would leave town for work, only
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Speaker 2: never to return or be seen again. Like how many
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Speaker 2: people got to disappear before people start being like, Tony, Rob, John, Will, Ted,
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Speaker 2: other man name. all disappeared last week. Anyway, I'm off
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Speaker 2: to work, honey. Did you pack a sandwich? Awesome. All right.
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Speaker 2: I'll see you. See you in a couple of days
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Speaker 2: or not or not. I don't know. So was this
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Speaker 2: a serial killer who found his mark or a small
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Speaker 2: town that was allegedly already in a haunted area with
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Speaker 2: rumors of the Nantanek, a big hairy creature that was
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Speaker 2: just ripe for the picking. It could have been, but
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Speaker 2: when a local resident, likely a fisher, saw a huge
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Speaker 2: hairy man on the river destroying fishing wheels, people would
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Speaker 2: start to believe the myths. It's always some random fisherman
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Speaker 2: or hunter that sees this guy, you know? He's like,
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Speaker 2: it was crazy, all right? I was out there fishing,
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Speaker 2: you know? Fishing how you do. How you do. How
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Speaker 2: I do every night. And I was just minding my
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Speaker 2: own business. Eating a sandwich while I was doing it.
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Speaker 2: About 18 beers deep. And then I saw it. It
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Speaker 2: wasn't a bear. I know what a bear looks like.
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Speaker 2: It was about 3,000 yards away. And it was a
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Speaker 2: big hairy man. I know. I don't know why I'm
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Speaker 2: fishing right now and telling you this story at the
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Speaker 2: same time. But people would start to ask themselves, was
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Speaker 2: this the beast that carried that moose away? Was it
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Speaker 2: responsible for the disappearances of the hunters and miners? And
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Speaker 2: the resident would report that it stared at him for
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Speaker 2: a long while before turning and leaving. Just sounds like
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Speaker 2: a regular encounter with a man on any public transportation
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Speaker 2: to me, honestly. You always just see that one guy
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Speaker 2: just in the back of the subway like, But with
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Speaker 2: the fisherman saying that it just stared at him for
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Speaker 2: a long time and then left, does that mean that
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Speaker 2: this beast was somehow desensitized to people at this point,
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Speaker 2: so it didn't really care about the man's appearance? I
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Speaker 2: don't know, lot of questions. Lot of questions I have,
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Speaker 2: not a lot of answers, but I digress, let's continue.
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Speaker 2: So let's dive into when things got really wild up
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Speaker 2: in this bitch. So on Port Chatham, a small town
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Speaker 2: in a bay of the same name, local legend told
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Speaker 2: of a giant hairy creature. a legend kept alive by
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Speaker 2: elders of Nanwilek, which was a nearby town. The Nantanak,
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Speaker 2: which I referenced earlier, and whose alleged first sightings dated
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Speaker 2: all the way back to the 1700s during European expeditions.
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Speaker 2: Because this is when native Alaskans began inhabiting the Portlock area,
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Speaker 2: and this is when the stories and encounters with mysterious
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Speaker 2: creature began occurring with increasing regularity. And the Nantanac had
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Speaker 2: to be incredibly strong. It was so strong that prospectors
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Speaker 2: would actually come across trees that were completely torn from
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Speaker 2: the earth. And the first theories were, of course, that
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Speaker 2: a bear had done this. But this would quickly become
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Speaker 2: unlikely as things would get stranger still. Because some of
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Speaker 2: the trees were just uprooted. They were actually uprooted and
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Speaker 2: flipped on their heads and planted upside down. Like these
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Speaker 2: pictures are insane. It's gotta be just some dude out
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Speaker 2: there just thinking that he's funny, like doing this. But
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Speaker 2: how would anybody do that without like heavy machinery, you know?
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Speaker 2: So I don't know. I like to think that it's
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Speaker 2: a Sasquatch, that it's Nantanac. So if Nantanac was powerful
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Speaker 2: enough to do this to a tree, imagine what it
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Speaker 2: could do to the human body. Did that rhyme? I
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Speaker 2: thought it rhymed and that sounded cool, but it kind
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Speaker 2: of sounded stupid. We might not actually have to use
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Speaker 2: our imaginations, unfortunately. As after the rains came to the region,
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Speaker 2: dismembered body parts would be discovered floating down the river,
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Speaker 2: believed to have belonged to those people that disappeared. So
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Speaker 2: this was absolutely terrifying to the locals. You got Tony, Ted, Ed, John, Will,
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Speaker 2: other guy's name, I forgot. These aren't real people, by
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Speaker 2: the way. But horrible. Like, how does that? body parts,
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Speaker 2: which is interesting. Like just being ripped off. I mean,
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Speaker 2: I know a fact or two about bears. Okay, bears
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Speaker 2: just loved it. They basically torture you before they actually
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Speaker 2: kill you. They just like to eat you alive, basically.
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Speaker 2: They like a dinner and a show, if you will.
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Speaker 2: So it's possible to believe that a bear could do this.
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Speaker 2: Just like rip you apart a little bit. They really
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Speaker 2: like to eat the insides first. Don't ask me why
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Speaker 2: I know so much about bears, okay? I have a
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Speaker 2: deep interest. Also, I have a bear back there. It's
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Speaker 2: real too. Did you hear it roar? Jay, make it roar.
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Speaker 2: but crazy to say the least. So the floating body
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Speaker 2: parts were naturally recovered so they could maybe identify the individuals.
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Speaker 2: And upon further investigation, they actually saw that the limbs
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Speaker 2: had been out of the socket specifically. And this is
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Speaker 2: where my little bear theory kind of goes away because
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Speaker 2: there was no gnawing marks recognized on any of the bodies,
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Speaker 2: which would be an indication that a carnivorous animal would
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Speaker 2: have been eating the body, like a wolf or a
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Speaker 2: bear or something like that, but that they had been
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Speaker 2: actually pulled off like a Barbie doll by someone or
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Speaker 2: Something stronger than a man. Andrew Cramlack was a logger
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Speaker 2: who owned his own logging company in the area around 1931.
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Speaker 2: And he would staff people to fulfill various roles such
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Speaker 2: as cutting, stripping, and relocating lumber. And the employees began
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Speaker 2: to experience some interesting occurrences. They would find their logging
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Speaker 2: axes snapped in half at the base like they were twigs.
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Speaker 2: And if you've ever held an axe before, them bitches
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Speaker 2: are thick. They're thick, okay? Don't ask me how I
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Speaker 2: know that, all right? I chop wood. All right, get
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Speaker 2: me in a flannel and that's all I want to
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Speaker 2: do is chop wood. I'm a true Canadian. And they'd
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Speaker 2: sometimes arrive in the morning and find that during the
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Speaker 2: night that all their equipment had been thrown around and scattered.
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Speaker 2: Which again is just like weird and why? Like if
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Speaker 2: this was like a little town or something, I'd say
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Speaker 2: teenagers did it, but I don't know. I mean, maybe,
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Speaker 2: maybe there are teenagers there and they got nothing else
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Speaker 2: to do, you know? But like fuel this rumor, I'd
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Speaker 2: do it. Just kidding, I wouldn't do that. That's destruction
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Speaker 2: of property, that's wrong. Do not destroy other people's property.
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Speaker 2: And being either afraid or annoyed, people would begin to
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Speaker 2: quit their jobs. And Andrew, obviously not believing it to
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Speaker 2: be the Nantonek at first, instead believing that it was
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Speaker 2: possibly a rival logging company that was trying to sabotage him,
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Speaker 2: which also makes sense. That makes more sense than my
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Speaker 2: teenage thought in my head. That would make more sense.
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Speaker 2: There's money involved, employees, all that stuff. Okay, yeah, that's fair.
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Speaker 2: But anyway, he would stay and he would actually start
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Speaker 2: just working alone. And not too long after, his body
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Speaker 2: would unfortunately be discovered in the woods. And when his
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Speaker 2: body was found, they saw that his head was hit
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Speaker 2: from behind and they would find a piece of logging
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Speaker 2: equipment not too far from his body that had blood
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Speaker 2: on it, indicating that it was used as a club.
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Speaker 2: And this kind of machinery, stay with me, would take
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Speaker 2: about four men. to move. So, that's insane. The thing
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Speaker 2: that was used to hit him in the head would
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Speaker 2: take four men to pick up and move. And these
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Speaker 2: are loggers, you know? Have you seen a logger? You
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Speaker 2: just picture that guy in the flannel, the big, like,
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Speaker 2: you kind of have to be, like, jacked, you know?
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Speaker 2: So for it to take four of those guys to
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Speaker 2: lift that, I don't really know what to say. The
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Speaker 2: only thing that I could think is that he But
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Speaker 2: that wouldn't make sense. I would say that he like
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Speaker 2: fell onto it, but then how would he end up like,
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Speaker 2: you know, far away from the equipment unless he like
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Speaker 2: got up and wandered around or something? I don't know.
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Speaker 2: I want to think logic. Part of me wants to
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Speaker 2: believe that the Nantanick is real, but another part of
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Speaker 2: me is very logical and thinks that it's not. But
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Speaker 2: I also really want to go hunting for the Sasquatch
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Speaker 2: or Nantanick. Let me know if you want to see that.
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Speaker 2: I think that could be a really fun, scary video.
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Speaker 2: I'm gonna go up north and search for it. If
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Speaker 2: this video gets to 200,000 likes, I will go hunt
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Speaker 2: for Sasquatch. I think that's fair. And unfortunately, Andrew Camluck's
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Speaker 2: murder or death, we don't know, would go unsolved. So
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Speaker 2: was it the Nantanuck? Was it a rival logging company?
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Speaker 2: I don't know. That's an interesting theory though as well.
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Speaker 2: There were multiple logging companies up there and they were
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Speaker 2: all trying to make money and he was the only
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Speaker 2: one working on the site and just to get rid
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Speaker 2: of him would be, you know, pretty easy, especially in
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Speaker 2: that time. So who knows? I don't know. But alleged
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Speaker 2: sightings of the Nantanuk would increase with such frequency that
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Speaker 2: some would speculate that there were actually multiple. And I
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Speaker 2: can only imagine the fear that hunters in the region
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Speaker 2: would feel with their livelihood dependent on being alone in
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Speaker 2: the woods, basically. I would hate that. As much as
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Speaker 2: I want to think like, oh, I've camped before. I
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Speaker 2: know how to be... Being alone in the woods... that shit, man. No,
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Speaker 2: not unless it's an apocalypse. You won't find me in
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Speaker 2: the woods alone. With somebody? Sure, that's fun. Alone? Absolutely not.
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Speaker 2: You're asking to get eaten by an antinook. Not to
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Speaker 2: mention that hunters need to make noise for a living
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Speaker 2: as well as like hunting and shooting guns, arrows, hurting animals,
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Speaker 2: that kind of thing. So I have to like be
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Speaker 2: scared of this mythical cryptid in the woods with you
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Speaker 2: and then having to make noise in order to live
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Speaker 2: and eat. It's just like, what a Nightmare is all
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Speaker 2: I'm trying to say. And it's not surprising with the
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Speaker 2: rising paranoia in this area, that it was only a
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Speaker 2: matter of time before a hunter would actually see one, allegedly.
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Speaker 2: And one such hunter supposedly fired at an Antinuk in
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Speaker 2: center mass, only to watch it calmly reach down and
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Speaker 2: pluck the bullet out of its fur and chest. That's crazy.
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Speaker 2: That's like a, that's a movie. If this, I mean,
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Speaker 2: people make up some wild stories, but I want to
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Speaker 2: believe it. I want to believe this. So following this
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Speaker 2: incident specifically, hunters would then start to try to engage
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Speaker 2: with this hairy man as if it was capable of
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Speaker 2: tearing trees out of the ground and flipping them and
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Speaker 2: planting them back in the ground and bullets couldn't penetrate
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Speaker 2: its fur. It would basically be a death sentence of
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Speaker 2: trying to think that you could take this thing on,
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Speaker 2: but they did it anyway. And earlier we talked about
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Speaker 2: how it was believed that the forest itself could actually
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Speaker 2: be haunted as well. So perhaps paranoia had just reached
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Speaker 2: a fever pitch. Or this was actually true and residents
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Speaker 2: would start to see a specter in the woods. Because
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Speaker 2: besides the Nantanuck, there was actually reports beginning to circulate
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Speaker 2: about a lady in black prowling through the woods, dragging
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Speaker 2: behind her a pale white face. She would be seen
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Speaker 2: wailing like a banshee from the cliffs. And if anyone approached,
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Speaker 2: she would Her appearance was said to be deformed, and
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Speaker 2: she floated in the air. It would seem that the
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Speaker 2: forest itself was trying to drive people out from Port Luck,
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Speaker 2: which would end up being the case. Like, what a
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Speaker 2: specific ghost, too. It just makes me want to go
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Speaker 2: there with Selena, you know? I want to go and
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Speaker 2: see a lady in black prattling through the woods, dragging
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Speaker 2: behind her pale face. That sounds like a good time
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Speaker 2: to me. If this video gets to- I'm just kidding,
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Speaker 2: I'm just kidding. So people, having not felt safe in
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Speaker 2: Port Luck for quite some time, would leave in hopes
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Speaker 2: of finding a better life somewhere else. And the decline
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Speaker 2: of people leaving would be just a trickle at first,
18:25
Speaker 2: but in 1949, it would come rapid. The mine, the cannery,
18:29
Speaker 2: and the schoolhouse would be the first to become completely abandoned.
18:32
Speaker 2: But the rest of the town was not far behind.
18:34
Speaker 2: The last resident in Port Luck actually would be the postmaster.
18:37
Speaker 2: The mailman just stopped to lock the place up, I guess,
18:41
Speaker 2: I don't know. But he would stay alone for a year,
18:44
Speaker 2: a year. He stayed alone in this dark, scary, cryptid,
18:49
Speaker 2: ghost ridden town for a year. This man has to
18:53
Speaker 2: be the bravest man I know. My question is, he's
18:58
Speaker 2: a mailman. There's no one in the town. So who
19:01
Speaker 2: was he delivering mail to? Or was he just up there?
19:05
Speaker 2: Maybe he didn't have anywhere to go.
19:06
Speaker 1: I don't know.
19:07
Speaker 2: We don't know that much about it. We just know
19:08
Speaker 2: that he was up there for a year. by himself
19:10
Speaker 2: and he's crazy. Or maybe he's like me and he
19:13
Speaker 2: daydreams about like a zombie apocalypse happening soon and being
19:16
Speaker 2: in a secluded area where he could just hunker down
19:18
Speaker 2: and just let the worst of the world burn while
19:20
Speaker 2: he just He just has his food and his mail
19:24
Speaker 2: and the Nantanuck to keep him company, you know? Anybody
19:26
Speaker 2: else think about that? I think about that 50 times
19:28
Speaker 2: a day, I think, about the world ending and a
19:31
Speaker 2: zombie apocalypse happening or something like that. Just me? All right.
19:34
Speaker 2: But anyway, a year after it would be 1950, and
19:36
Speaker 2: that is when Port Luck would become completely abandoned. So
19:40
Speaker 2: after 50 years of hauntings, disappearances, and murders, nature would
19:44
Speaker 2: retake Port Luck. So since the town's abandonment in the 1950s,
19:48
Speaker 2: there's been instances of people returning to Port Luck for
19:51
Speaker 2: various reasons. No one go off on their own.
19:54
Speaker 1: You know, we chit-chat and have a good time, but
19:56
Speaker 1: be observant and you want to listen and, you know,
20:00
Speaker 1: keep your eye out for any strange movements behind trees,
20:03
Speaker 1: you know, for bears, potential.
20:05
Speaker 2: Hazards that are out there. For example, in the 70s,
20:08
Speaker 2: there were fishermen who were caught in a storm and
20:10
Speaker 2: sought shelter in Port Luck until it passed. And during
20:13
Speaker 2: their stay, they reported experiencing some strange things. They felt
20:17
Speaker 2: as though they were being stalked by a two-legged being
20:20
Speaker 2: and had walked through their camp. But they said they
20:23
Speaker 2: felt as though, so I was like, do you know?
20:25
Speaker 2: Or do you just feel like it? Because I always
20:27
Speaker 2: feel like I'm being stalked by a two-legged creature, okay?
20:30
Speaker 2: And that's Caleb. I'm just kidding. Yeah. But whatever it
20:33
Speaker 2: was terrified them and they left Port Luck as soon
20:35
Speaker 2: as they could. And it's very well possible that they
20:37
Speaker 2: did know of the stories of Port Luck, Alaska before
20:40
Speaker 2: they ever stepped on the boat. And they would simply
20:42
Speaker 2: allow their imaginations to run wild, which I think is
20:45
Speaker 2: just normal. And they would overanalyze what was happening if
20:48
Speaker 2: they heard. a step outside or an animal or something,
20:50
Speaker 2: just thinking that it was the Nantanuk. But other people
20:52
Speaker 2: that decided to go out there was actually Discovery Plus,
20:55
Speaker 2: of all people. And they put out a series called
20:57
Speaker 2: Alaskan Killer Bigfoot, where they would hope to find evidence
21:00
Speaker 2: of the Nantanuk. And it's something else. I would give
21:04
Speaker 2: it a watch if you like that kind of stuff.
21:05
Speaker 2: It's pretty entertaining. They like really hype stuff up, but
21:08
Speaker 2: I mean, it's super fun. It like seems pretty dramatic
21:12
Speaker 2: and they kind of like faked up. But if you
21:14
Speaker 2: enjoy watching those kinds of shows, I think you'd like it.
21:16
Speaker 2: But things would get pretty ridiculous, to say the least,
21:20
Speaker 2: in the ship. They would have an attendance of a medium,
21:23
Speaker 2: for example, and they would be sensitive to who believed
21:26
Speaker 2: that there was a demon in the woods with them,
21:28
Speaker 2: and the demon would be screaming at them in their
21:31
Speaker 2: head to leave the forest, which is interesting. Dark figure,
21:35
Speaker 2: and it watched us, and it paced across the top
21:38
Speaker 2: of the hill as we climbed up. It doesn't want
21:40
Speaker 2: us here. This is his land. You are not allowed here.
21:43
Speaker 2: It's possessive. So not only is there a Nantanuk and
21:48
Speaker 2: a woman in black that drags a face, a pale
21:51
Speaker 2: face behind her, but there's also a demon now, which
21:53
Speaker 2: is fun. So if this video gets to 200,000, I'm
21:55
Speaker 2: just kidding. I'm not going there. I'm not going there specifically,
21:58
Speaker 2: but I may, I think it'd be fun to, to
22:00
Speaker 2: hunt for a, for a Nantanuk or Sasquatch of some
22:03
Speaker 2: sort in a closer area. I don't think going to
22:05
Speaker 2: Alaska where I could, I'm just more so scared of bears. Okay.
22:08
Speaker 2: Like big brown bears, grizzly bears. That's what I'm afraid
22:11
Speaker 2: of because I, they're and especially during eating season, you know?
22:15
Speaker 2: I guess we're getting into that, aren't we? Yeah, I'm
22:17
Speaker 2: not going up there. Somewhere else though. Anyway, I don't
22:19
Speaker 2: know if any of these stories are true. I'd like
22:22
Speaker 2: to kind of believe them. I'm sure there's lots of
22:24
Speaker 2: things out there that are unexplained and I'd like to
22:27
Speaker 2: talk about them more. And if you guys want to
22:29
Speaker 2: hear any more fun paranormal or cryptid stories, let me
22:32
Speaker 2: know down below. I really like looking into them and
22:34
Speaker 2: talking about them. But until then, I will see your
22:37
Speaker 2: beautiful face in the next video and make sure to
22:40
Speaker 2: have a buddy next time you go on a hike
22:42
Speaker 2: because you could be being stalked by the Nantanuck. It's
22:45
Speaker 2: right behind me, isn't it? Oh no, please, no, no, please,
22:48
Speaker 2: no Sasquatch, no!