Bigfoot Society - Nightmare on Blue Ridge! | Virginia

Episode Date: February 15, 2025

Originally released: 4/15/24Lorri shares her chilling encounters with a mysterious creature, believed to be Bigfoot, in the secluded Blue Ridge mountain area of Virginia. Lorri, who recently moved back with her parents into a rural setting due to her disability, shares her firsthand experiences of the unsettling presence of a large, dark figure that profoundly impacted her and her family's life on their properties. From seeing inexplicable large creatures and evidence of their presence, like a snapped branch, to feeling watched through her window at night, Lorri's narrative is not just one of personal terror but also of her resolve to protect her family and raise community awareness. She discusses the emotional and psychological toll, the perceived malevolence of the creature, and the broader implications of such entities on public safety and personal well-being. The episode encourages openness and dialogue about these mysterious encounters, stressing the importance of community support and safety.Share your Bigfoot encounter here: [e-mail]🔴 Subscribe to hear more Bigfoot encounters: https://www.youtube.com/@BigfootSociety?sub_confirmation=1Share this video with a friend: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z5v75Od-X38Watch more episodes of the Bigfoot Society podcast here – https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL3t1vwtsKh-MGeHs0XglFJE5LwUHpmJm_&feature=sharedRecommended Playlist – New Jersey Bigfoot Encounters - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL3t1vwtsKh-Mk4032IyZtWgP6LVPU8uat✅ Help me help others share their Bigfoot Encounter by joining the community on Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/thebigfootsociety✅ Hear ad-free episodes early by joining the community on Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8Qq45W6iaTU8FE9kelxT7Q/joinLet’s connect:Instagram – https://www.instagram.com/bigfootsociety/Twitter – https://twitter.com/bigfoot_societyTiktok - https://www.tiktok.com/@bigfoot.societyAffiliate links mean I earn a commission from qualifying purchases. This helps support my channel at no additional cost to you.My Audio Interface: https://amzn.to/3L1q8XYPut some pep in my step by buying me a coffee: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/bigfootsocietyPick up some merch here: https://www.etsy.com/shop/bigfootsociety/?etsrc=sdtSend mail here:Bigfoot Society125 E 1st St. #233Earlham, IA 50072Send business inquiries to: [e-mail]

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on Wednesdays and sometimes even more episodes head on over to patreon.com forward slash the bigfoot society and now let's get on with the show all right bigfoot society I've got the privilege of talking with Lori tonight she's a listener from the blue ridge mountain area of western Virginia Lori I'm so glad to have you on the show tonight I'm going to go ahead and give it right over to you so you can start sharing because it sounds like you've got a lot to share. Thanks, Jeremiah.

I appreciate it. All right. Well, firstly I just, I want you to know is I'm disabled. I've got a neck injury. So I'm kind of, you know,

can't do much and stuff. And my parents are elderly. So I moved in at their house to try to help them because I'm around all day. And unfortunately, my dad just passed about two months ago. But that being said, I have a large,

family and they have four older sisters and we all live within three miles of my parents. You know what I mean? Except one. She lives in a different part of the state. But so I, about two years ago, and it was this time of year, I can tell you, I went to let her dog out at her house. Now, she's a realtor. She has a lot of rental properties and stuff, but this house she bought is a mile from her main home, but it's a farm, and it's a 51-acre farm.

And we grew up on a dairy farm, and her being the oldest and stuff, she bought horses for all of our children to come, a place for all of us to come and have fun with our kids and grandkids and stuff, you know? But anyway, her dog was over there, and she had to work and show a house or whatever, and she wanted me to go let him out because, you know, he had to go to the bathroom. So me, I was like, that's cool. I'll go over there and let Cooper out.

Well, I have my own dog, and he's as fierce as the pit bull, but he's a little palm cheese, what they call him, Pomeranian and chihuahuas, and they bark at everything. I swear you can't, you can't, a leaf can't move outside. He's on it, you know what I mean? And me being a sarcastically delicious person that I am, I'm always like, you tough dog, you talk dog, egg him on. Because I don't care.

I wanted to let me know, you know. Anyway, so I had Louie, that's my dog, and I went over there to my sister's farm, and I called one of my friends on Messenger, the Facebook Messenger, and had the video chat up showing her the little farm house my sister had just bought and stuff, and they had fenced in a bunch of acres, I don't know, probably about 30 acres, and had like four different pastures and built, they were building this. They had just finished this big, huge barn for the horses and stuff. and so I called the horses up to the fence and stuff

and I had brought a piece of apple or something with me and I had Lily on the leash and I was talking to my friend on the phone the Michael Sarah name because I didn't ask her permission you know, the username or anything on messenger and I had it up in the air you know how you have it up talking to them in there it's up above your head and I was turning the phone around

showing her the farm and the horses these two rescue horses my sister had just got. And she looks back and it's like, what's that, what's that behind? What's that black thing back there? And so I looked through the camera and I see something black back there. And of course, first thing you think is bear out here because we got bears and stuff. And so, but I'm not worried about, unless it's a sow with the babies, you know. I'm not worried about no bears because I've seen them before and had them around a house and everything, you know.

and just mainly they usually just went off. So I kind of turned around and I just, I just lost it. I lost it, man. I just, my whole shell on my egg cracked, you know, I'm screaming. It was crazy. This thing was standing there and in broad daylight. On the other side, it's brand new born, taller than the gutter on it, and the gutter is seven foot tall,

know what I mean? I know it was just looking at me. And all I could do was start screaming at it. Get out of here, you know, go away. And I was like, this is our home and there's babies here. And they're not going to mess with none of us. I'll kill you, you know. And I was like constantly just like running, walking fast as fast as I could run walk. I'm just able to get into the door to get in the house because it was, I just, this thing was just huge. It was skinny, but it was huge. I don't even know how to tell you what I can tell you about how big it was. The frightening and in the sense of doom that I felt that it could, it was not good. This thing was evil is what I felt from it.

And I was like, and I grew up on, you know, and I spent my, teenage years stuff in the city and Richmond and stuff, but I live in the rural part. I had best to both worlds. So I'm street smart, country smart, not kick your ass. You know what I'm screaming? And I will. If it comes down to it, I don't care if I am disabled. You're going to know I was there, you know, especially if you're going to mess my babies.

But anyway, I just, and I felt like I couldn't look at it. I just, well, didn't want to meet eye contact. So I kept it in my peripheral vision, and I got in the house. And I was, I was, I was just so, and my friend Stephanie was still on the fight. And I was like, did you see that? And she's like, I couldn't make out what it was. And, you know, and I was told her, you know, I told her what it was. So that was a freaking big butt in other terms of being nice.

But, I mean, you know, I was like, you will not understand how big it was. And it just really made me feel so small and so helpless. And so that thing could have killed me. in two seconds. And it wasn't, but it was like 200 feet from me. I mean, it's like it just stood there.

Like I must stand it in like you couldn't believe it saw me. You know? I don't know. But anyway, I got in the house and I stayed in there because I was, I didn't want to go to my Jeep because that thing was outside. Then I was thinking the other animals are out there. And so I stayed in there probably about 45 minutes.

Just freaking out. I don't even remember what I was saying to where. I remember that conversation. I don't remember. talking, you know, just my, it blew my mind. And so it got, it got to the point where the dog had to go bad. And I kept looking for it. You know, it had gone, it run off to the left or something is what Stephanie had said or whatever.

But I kind of was like, yeah, well, you don't know, you ain't here, you know. I'm going to keep a check. I'm not going to just go out there because you said it run off. And, you know, I just felt safer in the house, even though I felt like it could. just take its darn, you know, rip the heart, this farmhouse. Oh, you know, here in Virginia, we've got a lot of these old houses, the old two-story farmhouses and stuff that's old. And, you know, I just felt like it could just punch that darn house right on over.

And it would could plow me in or peel back my darn car like a can of sardines and get, you know, it won't know stopping this thing as big as it was. The darn chest on that thing. I know it was bigger than forefoot. And I'm not exaggerating. I mean, it probably was bigger than that, but it was, it was like a, but it was skinny looking, but it was muscular. But it was a, it moved fat. I just, I don't know how to explain it on that.

Anyway, I got off the phone with her and I called my, like I said, I got four sisters. I'm the baby. And I called my sister that's the second youngest to me. And I told her, I had to tell. I had to talk to somebody. I couldn't deal with this clap by myself. I just couldn't, I didn't want to be alone with my thoughts. I thought I had them lost my mind.

I thought that they going to put me in a straight jacket or something or lock my head. So because I had to, I started doubting, you know, what it is, you know, I just, maybe I didn't see it. You know, maybe I was just, you know, I don't know. I just, it just mind screwed me. So I called her and then, see, around there, they were. had been building up on the pastures and stuff and they were building the pond. They built the pond and then down in the bottom

there's a creek that runs through it and I should say this is on a big lake that has a nuclear power plant on it. And so the lake you know is right there at her house. You know, not even three city blocks you can walk to one of the guts of the lake. You know, it's right there. And so

the creek that feeds the lake runs through their property. And spring I think starts up behind them. But anyway, they were making a bigger pond down in another pasture for the horses and stuff. So there's been contractors there with, you know,

doing stuff. So it's not surprising to see people working around there. And I saw this, somebody, I thought it was this big dude coming up. The road beside the fence of the pasture on the other side of the barn, walking up the road.

It looked like a big fat dude with a white shirt on. You know what I mean? That's just what it looked like. But he won't so close. Like I couldn't even see, I didn't see the features of its face. Either one of them. I just could just see that.

I couldn't look at them. I just couldn't look at them. I couldn't. I looked down, but I could keep him in my peripheral. But when that one was walking up, like I said, I thought it was a big dude. And I was telling my sister, I was like, oh, my God, he's coming up that way where that thing was. I said, what should I do? you know, I want to tell him that that I just saw that thing there and to be careful, you know,

and my sister's like, well, drive over there. And I was like, I was just, I was so shaking out. I was shaking so bad. And I'm literally my legs and everything. I would shake my whole body. And I had, I got Cooper before I got him done in that through him back in the house and I threw Louis up in my Jeep. And I was like, all right, well, I think I'll go. I got to tell him, you know, I was just, I was worried about where he.

was walking at. And the closer that person as I thought, God, the more I realized how big it was. It was, the fence didn't even come up to its waist. And this fence, I can put, it comes up to my shoulders. You know, it's a pasture fence

and it's a, it's a cattle fence like with wood, but it's a, it's a taller one because of the horse. And I was like, I can't believe it. I think that's another one. And it was, my sister's like, go over to drive over there. And I was like, screw you. You know, you're crazy.

I'm not doing that crap. You want to do that. You come up here and sit and wait for it. But I'm getting out of here. And I backed the Jeep up and I sped. I mean, like I said, Richard Cuddy would have been proud of me because I hauled ass down that gravel road and got on the hard surface. And it's like I lost Tom.

I lost, I went up the road to the, there's a, grocery store. It's like eight miles up, eight to ten miles up the road. And I don't even know why I went there as far as why I ended up there, because that's like going away from going home. And I kind of just, I was in the parking lot in the last parking spot, in the last of the row in front of the grocery store. And I couldn't get out in my car because it was all of a sudden it was getting dark. And I had, this was at lunchtime. that this stuff happened. And I couldn't get out of my car.

I was scared to death. I had called a couple of my friends, and they told me that they couldn't console me because I was so, but I don't remember talking to them. And I had sat there, God knows how long, and it was getting dark. And my gas was running out. And I was caught, I had called two people

because I was scared to get out of my car and put gas and my car because out here, you know, they got the little wool stores and stuff. You ain't got in a big store where people are going to be, you know,

a bunch of people around. And so I ended up, I got, I used my AAA and got the roadside of service come and give me gas and I went back home, you know. And when I got here,

I just, I couldn't, I just couldn't think after that. I just felt. like I was losing my mind. Yeah. I mean, it's been crazy.

That's the first one that I knew for sure what I was seeing, you know. Can we... That's the first... Do you mind if we talk about that for a little bit? That's fine. Go ahead.

I'm sorry. That is so, so wild. The first creature that you saw, were you able to... look, see its face at all? No, I couldn't. I couldn't see

its face because it was lunchtime and it was so sunny. It was this time year, two years ago. And it was, the sun was so bright and I had the camera on. And when I turned that way, it frightened me so

bad, Gemma, I just, I just, I did not make eye contact with it. But I kept it in my I could see it, but I looked down. You know, I was, I was screaming at it's so bad. I mean, I cussed this thing from, Lord knows from 10 buck two to be. I mean, I cussed to him and I screamed at it.

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our meeting places. And if somebody came in from out of town, they stay there. You know, I'm screaming. And my, you know, I felt, I just, it's something just, it was a feeling that would not let me look at it. And I just couldn't. I could not. I was, the fierceness of me not doing it was so much that, that I, I wanted to put my hand up to block it.

You know what I mean? Block the sight of it. But it didn't. I was trying to make my way to the house. And my dog, what was crazy is he's a Chihuahua mix, like I said. And they bargained everything. I mean, you can't even the pine tree, a pine needle on it, me, but he's barking, you know? And he did not react to nothing.

He just kind of like held his head down and didn't do nothing, didn't bark, didn't nothing. And it freaked me out because that's not my dog. My dog thinks he's 10 foot tall and bulletproof and bites it on two knees. You know what I mean? It's crazy. It was just frightening. I didn't see that. Didn't make contact.

I mean, I didn't, you know, I didn't see its face. I could tell you the outline of it, how tall it was in its field, but I can't tell you facial. It was black. It was black. Did you notice anything about any features from looking at the outline, like maybe shape of the head or arm, anything about the arms or anything? Well, the arms were, they were long, like they, like normally you hear people say, because they were long, but the head, it just looked around to me.

I mean, because it was facing me. It was no kind of, you know, side profile, none. Because it, like I said, it looked like I surprised it or something, or it walked up. and saw me and was like, you know, that's the kind of feeling that at first I got. Like, it walked up on me and didn't realize I was there, you know? But like I said, as soon as I saw it, I just couldn't, something was like, don't look at it, don't look at it.

You know, I just felt that feeling, so it didn't. And the fear and then the fright was just unreal. I was so scared. And I'm not a scared person. I'm an outside person. I'm usually outside all the time. I mean, I used to go, you know, in the woods all the time and outside and built Brunswick's stews, having fires and all that and flower beds and gardens. And I can't do that now, you know, I don't do it.

I just, it's just, I can't tell you what it looked like as far as it's facial features. Its head as far as I can remember was not, I didn't see any kind of cone shape or nothing. I didn't pay that much of attention. I don't want to get out of its way. I wouldn't get away from it. I didn't, you know, I'm tempted to have myself hypnotized so I could see what it looked like, you know. Right. So what were the details that you noticed then that made you think that this could be a big foot and not something else like a dog man?

Well, I didn't. I don't know. I don't really know how to tell you that it wasn't a dog man, but it didn't have ears sitting up on his head. There you go. I mean, there was no, like you hear them saying that they got dog heads or whatever. This didn't look like it had a dog head. I mean, it really didn't. It just looked round, you know.

No, that makes perfect sense, yeah. I mean, like I said, I couldn't stare at it. I just, I didn't want to meet me. I didn't want to look in size. And I mean, my long hair just does cover my redneck. I'm telling you that right now. And I will look somebody in the eye in a minute and stand for my truth because that's how I was raised. Sure.

You know, and I'm not going to be rude or anything or start anything with anybody, but I'm not scared. But I was scared of this thing. And, I mean, it came over me and I'm shaking now. I can't even tell you. I have never known terror in my life or fright, the true meaning of it until that day. I had never, I mean, it was horrific. It scared me. Like I said before, in my email stuff, it's made me scared of the dark.

Everything in the dark and everything, I can't even go outside. If it starts getting dark, I'm inside. I'm locking in the doors and shutting the window. Don't you come knocking around my house because I'm going to show up the gun so far up somewhere and you're going to die. You know, I'm just, I'm serious. These things, and the feeling I got off of it was so freaking evil. I mean, I didn't feel like this was no Harry and Henderson cuddly little, not give you some wood knock, knock, hey, hey, you know, what's up? No.

This thing made me feel like it, like, I'm going to hurt you. You know what I mean? Like, I could just squish you. And, you know, but it didn't. And that's what I'm claiming to. So it could have, but it didn't. Was it making any sound at all that you heard? No.

So it's completely quiet. Yeah. Just stand there. And that's the weird thing, too. But see, the wind was blowing. And we're. And where we live in Western Virginia, and I'm not right up on the mountains, but I'm more than the foothills. You go walking in these woods, you'll fall in a ravine in a minute.

You're not paying attention where you're going or coal mine or well. You know what I mean? You have to pay attention when you're at. And the wind whips through here, you know, sometimes, especially this time of year, it's March coming in like a line out like a lamb, you know. but I mean, you know, and when it does blow and stuff, being that we got, you know, you still have, I didn't hear nothing, just the wind.

I couldn't hear any noise. I didn't, you know, that's why I didn't hear it come up on me or nothing, you know. And I'm not stupid. I've been hunting. I've run the dogs and everything. I mean, I know how to do anything you want to do to survive out in the woods. That's how I was raised, you know. and, you know, I didn't hear nothing.

And it's just, it has freaked me out. I don't know. I don't know. I didn't, that's what bothers me too. I couldn't see its face. You know, I couldn't get a picture of its face. But the height, for me, not, you know, as big as it was, I still got the impression that it was like a teenager, like a younger one.

it was lean but it was thick but it was leaner than what you would imagine the proportion of it the height of it you know and the width of it you would think it would have it wouldn't look lanky because but it looked lanky but it won't say in lanky doesn't even it won't lanky but it was lanky I mean these things are huge you know oh absolutely and it sounds like you're not the only person that has seen them in that area. Yeah, you know, I just noticed on a, they got them apps for the neighborhoods and stuff. Yeah. This guy down the road had two kids.

Two kids have seen his two kids have seen them. And I, and I told them, I answered them on there. And I told them, I said, y'all might think that I've cracked my, you know, my shell. This egg is cracked or whatever. but it's hard boiled and strong enough to admit that, yeah, they really don't need to know because that's the first thing that comes to my mind is all my family. All these, my boys and my family, my son. Yeah.

They all go hunting, you know. They go fishing, you know, they brought construction and, you know, they are out there in the woods. They're all forever. We're all forever doing stuff outside, you know, throwing horseshoes, you know, having a bonfire, cooking glenswick stew and you know over each other's house my family's very social with each other and it's it's just it frightens me you know but that being said i i haven't told everybody in my family sure i'm slowly but surely born my sister that owns that farm you know she a week later well before i saw them something step barn's brand new and it has the metal roofing but it has the

hardwood beams and everything in it, right? The main beam that runs down the center of that barn, something cracked it, pushed it up. And my sister, they couldn't figure out what did it. And she was like, I was thinking maybe the horse could do it, but they can't reach that high. Something pushed in the center of that beam. That beam is, you can't, you know,

you can just about wrap your arms around, but that's how big it is. Big old, I think it's a hickory tree that they have as the beams. You know what I mean? And it, that's, and it's, hardwood. And to push that thing up in the middle of it and the way it's damaged that barn, that's crazy. That's no horse. They ain't no horse going to do that, you know. And then she saw the two, she said it was two red lights in her, in a pasture. And they have them ATVs that she can ride in

and they've made roads all around the pastures that they could ride the fences, right? Well, she rode to go see what it was and it left, whatever, the lights went on or whatever. She couldn't tell what it was. And she told her husband, and he said, it must have been somebody up there with some kind of lights looking around. I mean, come on, man. Red? I don't think so.

You know, it ain't never going to walk around like that. They want to see something or do something. They can walk around with no red light. In the middle of a pasture, you know, you're going to be seeing anyway. Use the brain, you know. Why would you do that? If you're in the middle of the pasture and you're using a red light, you know, you're going to red light. I mean, it doesn't matter what kind of

color it is. They're still going to be seen. So why would they specifically have two red lights up there? It don't make sense to me. And then she's heard, then she said that the coyotes and stuff, we have a bad problem with them coyotes and the panther. We have panthers here

in mountain lions too. And bobcats and all that. She said that that stuff's been going off around her house really bad after I saw them. And it just frees me out. And I I still haven't told her because she's not going to believe me. She's the oldest.

I'm the youngest. You know what I mean? She's more like a parent to me than us in some ways, you know. She's not going to believe me. So you haven't told the sister that actually owns the farm what happened, what you saw. Right. But I told her, yeah. I've told two of my other sisters and I'll know that my other sister told her to be a be aware of bears.

because she says that's what I saw. You know, she's like, you saw Bear. And I'm like, that one of there. I'm telling you, I've had, I lived off the dirt road, and I had Blackberry bushes all down my darn road. And I lived in the middle of the dirt road. And my other sister lived at, one of my other sisters lived at the end.

And my house was to the hard surface road. It was probably about half a mile. You know what I mean? And the whole, my whole driveway was filled with Blackberry Bushes that you could ride through like a maze and stuff. And we had these two male bears would come every year

and a sow with two cups would come around every year. And my brother-law had hunting camps all around our properties because mine hooked down to theirs and I'd let them hook on my five acres connected to theirs, you know. And I mean, I've been around bears.

I know how they, I'm not frightened of them. I don't want to mess with no, especially no sow, but I mean, I know what a bear looks like, you know? And this thing was not a bear. you know, it won't a bear, I can tell you.

The height of that thing and the way, just its body, it was not a bear, you know. It's just ended. I got insulted, you know, I will do it. I got pissed off because, I mean, why would I lie? I mean, you know, I'm in my 50s, and, I mean, I hate to say that. I'm still cute. I'll tell you the trade. But, I mean, why would I lie?

Why would I lie? You know, I don't have no reason to lie. I was like, you more or less call me a liar. And she's like, don't get, don't get mad, you know. And I was like, no, don't get stupid. You know, you're my sister, you're going to sit there and not believe me. You know, don't be stupid. I just, I'm so blunt.

But, you know, that's the best way to me to be in my world. I don't play. I don't play a game. Exactly. Yeah. You know, don't put more drama. I don't got time. I'll walk away.

Yeah. Lori, I want to go back for a minute to how you were talking about it was like one of those apps where there are the neighbors on it. Can you remember exactly what it was that that gentleman said was happening on its property? Well, it just happened about a couple months ago, about two months ago. It said, I know that this, he posted like something like I know that this topic is controversial and probably going to get a, a lot of heckling and, you know, ridicule and stuff. And he said, but has anybody noticed any type

of Sasquatch beings around this area? My two children, which are seven and nine, have seen these things twice. And that's what worries me, you know? And especially when it's kids, you know, you're not gonna do that. Not if I'm around, I don't care who you are. You treat that kid wrong,

you're gonna hear something for me. You know. I got to track that guy down. Bigfoot Society will be right back after these messages. If data management is slowing down your business, you need the Intuit ERP. If one entity is here and one here, and one here, and one here, you need the Intuit ERP.

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and they bought a house, but they were renting a house. and his the back of my sister's property is is in sight from where he was living so he won't live in less than as the crow flies a mile from that house right and i went and had to he got they got married and this was two years ago and i went to stay with my grandpuppies they had a staff sire pit bulls down there a blue one and a big white grandparentese and they were there they stay in the house or you know you take them outside and stuff but I went and stayed with the week down there to take care of the dogs and I was just I don't know even how to tell you I I was there and the first night nothing happened on you know but I was nervous I can get this I get this feeling I can tell when they're around now I can tell and it's bad it's a it's not a good feeling. It's not, I don't know how to even, it's tell you why, but I've done what I drink. Maybe it got too close to the lake water and I'm glowing or something, you know, I have no idea,

but it's, you know, I don't know why, but I get a feeling and I was there and the second night I was there. I've been, and also, I've been waking up and I still do it at 3 o'clock every night, three o'clock every night. But since this has happened, it's been two years now. I don't get a full night's sleep for nothing. And it's, I just don't know why. I, you know, I would think I would wake up at five because they just had to wake up at five in the morning and go to work before I became disabled.

And, you know, you get in the routine and you do it just automatically. But this, this is that three o'clock. I can look at the clock every night, three o'clock, and I'm up. It's crazy. But I was at my son's house at 3 o'clock in the morning. Something hit the backside of his house so hard. I swear I thought that a car or something hit hit the house. And the thing is is my son, I got to back up a little bit because from his rental property,

as the crow flies, we used to live in a house before I came disabled. I lost my home. But it's a mile from there. and on the dirt road like I was telling you, he and his first wife saw something run across the road in front of them when they were coming down the road, and they didn't know. He didn't tell me, he just looked at me and said,

Mama, I don't know what it was. And then he goes, he was, well, no bear. And it was on all fours. And so he told me, and then later he kept, you know, he wouldn't talk about it or nothing, but then he was like, it had to be a bear. You know, he didn't want to say what, he didn't say what it was or none. Well, he told me that.

And living in that house, everything that, there's been things that happened that I know now, that I didn't know then was related to them. I had five acres. Behind me was a 200 acre farm across the gravel road from me was 500. It's like, no, it's not 500. It's probably about 200 acres of wood. And then across the hard surface road at the end of my road is what they call Bear Islandland. Well, it was.

But it's full of, that's like 500 acres. So I was in the middle of the woods, you know, and I was screaming. And we would always have bonfires fires all the time outside and back behind our house and playing music out of the shed and, you know, the shop and stuff and having people ever. Because when you live in the country, what you do, you don't, you know, you don't go to your friend's house, you know. play park or drink or whatever or just go see family and I've always had people over

and I would sit out there and I'd sleep out there sometimes I'd sleep out there and down the hammock don't even worry about it well I was staying and after he said that stuff and was telling me about it my daughter-in-law had my grandbaby and I stopped I smoke

and so I stopped smoking in the house and I was standing on the front porch of my house smoking cigarette and I didn't cut the lights on you know because out here the stars you can see even if it's you know I mean it gets dark

dark where you can't see your hand in front of your face but if it's a clear night and it's you know you can see by the moonlight well it was darker with no moon but the stars were still out

and I was smoking a cigarette on the front porch something it felt like it was in my face growled at me and it growled this deep growl that was deeper than the coyote growl because I've heard them

they've come up on all property and they're not scared. They'll come at you. And it won't no bear. It was a bob-braitin growl. And it felt like it was in my face. It felt like it was in my face doing that. And so I just threw the cigarette and went back in the house and quit and locked the door. I didn't, I didn't think about that. You know what I mean? And then it got to where I kept feeling, feeling uneasy in my yard. And that's, that bothered me. Because I was always outside. Like I said, we just, we're outside people. Got a guard.

and I had flower beds and, you know, cutting the grass and, you know what I mean? It was crazy. But I didn't think about, you know, being, it could be a big foot or anything back then. I was thinking, well, probably bear because the bears had been around our house. But I had, we bush hauled all the blackberries down because I didn't want bears coming up on my property, you know, because they will. They'll come up and screw you up if you got. out here you don't got any trash service you have to take your stuff to the dump and all that and I would put my trash in the back of my had a little ranger I'd use just for the trash and I just we cut them down so it wouldn't be any opportunity to draw them closer to our property took all my bird feeders down because they eat the bird seed and all that but this thing was it just it growled and it felt like it was it was it was nose to nose to me as less as as as it that's what it felt like but I couldn't see it I couldn't see it I couldn't see You know, I probably jumped off all that what you just asked me.

I've got so much in my head that I don't want to forget because I want to get all these things out because it's so it's freaked me out and made me feel like I haven't lost my mind. Like I told my friend, I made a big old coat for Christmas and I said the one to make you wrap yourself around and tie in the box. No, you're great. You're great. I did want to ask something about. So the growl that was right next to you, you said that you felt the growl like it affected you? Yeah. Yeah.

And see, I was up on a, it was four steps up onto my, it was like a deck porch. I had a covered porch on the front. And with what they call them, progolas with, I could have, fine. It was an open end port. It was half, half covered, but half was like a pergola where I could, I had wisterians. I've grown up on it. And I, it,

but it felt like it was in my face. And for it, you know what I mean? But I was, I wasn't on a, it wasn't level to the ground. I was up, you know,

I don't know. Yeah, I felt like it was right in my face doing it. But it, but it won't, you know, because it wasn't there. I mean,

there was nothing in my face, but it was so, but it felt like it was right there in my face and it made, I could feel it in my body, the growl. And I didn't realize that that has anything to do with this stuff until here. You know, two years ago and when I started really looking into this stuff, you know, because it's freaked me out.

It's really made me question my sanity. I mean, in all honesty, and that's the worst feeling. That is the worst feeling. People don't realize what this stuff does to people. And, you know, for them to be so funny and to crack jokes about, you know, ha-ha, you know, big foot of a hole. Well, you're the dumb ass. In my world, you're the dumb ass. You're going to laugh about it. You'll see. And that's what, you know, like on that app, some people were trying to be hecklers and funny. And I said, you know what? You think they're funny? I said,

them poor babies. You know, I said, but you know what? It seems to me that they're picking up. And I said, more people don't see them. And I said, and it's been around here. And you're a hood, bro. I said, you're going to see. And then I'm a laugh in your face. You know, how dare you? This is a child children. You know, how dare they? You know, just it drives me crazy. I just don't know what to do about it. These things are not our friends.

I mean, they're not, you know, they ain't you going to be your buddy. You don't want to, you want to feed them and go out there and wood knock and stuff? Well, I got, I got some lakeside property in Arizona for you. You know, what you want? Right. People are stupid to me with that. I was going to ask you, have you, have you thought, at all, you know, what do you consider these creatures to be?

Like when you think a big foot in your mind, are you more you're thinking out of a type of human or an ape or something way different than both of those things? Well, I know about the DNA testing of the Melville catching stuff. And I've read this stuff. I've read it because I just, you know, you go tell me something that's cool. but if I've got access to read it and to see something, I'm going to read it and get information for myself too as well. You know, I'm going to check up because I'm not that gullible. And I'm not saying that people are gullible or do I know means.

I'm not throwing slinging words and nobody's throwing fist up or nothing. I'm just saying if you can check it out, do your own digging, right? and being that I live in this first state of this great country that we live in, you know, history and the Bible Belt. You know, I went to Sunday school. I've raised Presbyterian and baptized and all that. I know my Bible, and I can tell you this. They are, I feel that they are from the Bible. You look, but I can't tell you what they are.

because there's like three stories in the Bible that this can relate to. Kane and Abel. Kane killed Abel. God marked Kane and banned him to walk upon this earth and to be shunned. And all his seeds that he says as far as his children and everything that is to him will be marked with the beast. And they say that it's the number 6666. but it does says that he is he's going to be marked where he's not going to be welcomed. I mean, people are going to know.

So there's if you and then of course the Nuffle them, you know, and then there's another one. And plus it talks about the giants, you know, David and Glyer. I mean, you know, I mean, come on. People, they pick and choose what they want to choose out of the Bible, what to believe. Well, then why do they, why do they even have it in there? Why does God have it? If you're going to pick and choose what you want out of a fairy tale, I mean, you know, or even a true documentary, you know, or if you're just going to pick and choose what you want, then you're not doing yourself any favors. You know, you need to go back to school.

Your mama didn't drop you. She's three when he was a little baby. You know, I just, I don't understand, you know, why would they, why would some people not believe when it's written into the scriptures? I agree with you there. If it's a thing where you say you're going to believe something, you've got to believe the whole thing. You know, you can't just leave out the quote, weird stuff because it doesn't fit your, you know, clean version of the Bible.

You'll rep its law. It doesn't fix their narrative. But the thing is, is this 21 books to the Bible under the darn Vatican that they picked and chose not to put in it. So you go to the book of Enoch. I mean, if you read all that and listen, you can go on YouTube. If you don't feel like reading or don't have time to read, you know, somebody will read it to you and listen to it.

It tells you. I mean, I couldn't tell you this. I didn't believe in ghost either or nothing like that because, you know, anything woo-wooed is going to scare you or nothing like that. God bless my mama. She, you know, oh no, baby, there's nothing like monsters or ghost or none. but my mother saw my grandmother after she passed. And I was like, Mama, it says father, son, and holy ghost.

I mean, Holy Spirit or Holy Ghost, we say Holy Ghost. I mean, come on. You know, I just think that things are, since this has changed me, I have been, I don't want to say woke, but I have been spiritually awakened from this. And I'm going to tell you that things are not as it seems. and for people to be hurted like sheep shame on the people that are doing that

shame on the other the higher beings or their stupidity to do that because you know what there's more of us than there are of them do you understand what I'm saying and don't think that like I heard I know the government knows about these things

I know they do because if they didn't know about them they sure would be looking into it being a threat on the American soil. You know what I mean? Here, now. You know? And for them not even be concerned with anything like that means they know it. They already know it. They don't need

talk to us to get that information. I mean, that's just the way I feel. And that, you know, it's just really frightening to me. Well, no, I agree with you. Yeah, because it's like, you know, there's this whole focus on UFO stuff right now, but it's like there's so

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I can't say that for sure. I mean, I'm not, you know, I'm not proving to that information as far as their truth. But in a way, I mean, they already know about it. If they didn't know about it, you know, you would think that there would be some kind you know, study or something going on, and we would know about that. You know what I'm saying? I just feel like they're not looking into it because they already know. And like you say, the UFO thing, Bigfoot's been around since it would be just as long as the

Teddy Roosevelt. Our darn president that created the national parks. Why do you do that? Yeah. Okay, he had one. He saw it. And then we have all these national parks. state parks and federal land management the land management all i mean they if you look on the topical

maps and can have all of that information the federal the state the forestry and all that they all connect and you know what bothers me too is there's caves like crazy around here we have low rain cabins and all that here and we have different types of caverns and and all that stuff there's there's, you know, which actually they're lava tubes. I mean, they really are. And the cave system from the East Coast on the Appalachian Mountains, on the Blue Ridge Mountains, it's vast. And it runs the whole East Coast.

I mean, if you, you know, I mean, just do the little research on your own, you know. It's like, I don't know. I just, I get so frustrated with this because I don't think that it's something that people should not be aware of before because of safety. I mean, we've got kids that play outside. And, you know, and out of here, that's the reason why I moved out here was to get myself on the way from the city because I didn't want him growing up a thug, you know.

I wanted him to have good, honest, you know, upbringing and to be, not be, you know, tempted by that. And when, you know, they're going to go, he would go play in the woods and stuff. And not that I would just let my kid one off in the woods, but we were surrounded by woods, you know. And he's hunting and stuff like that with his cousins and uncles and my granddaddy, you know. And it's just, it being the mama that I am and the fierce grandma that I am, I do not. I want to keep our children safe. Just like I want to feed us, you know.

I just, I feel so adamant that these, that people need to know and keep your baby safe, you know. And my baby's 30 years old. He's still my baby. And if I could go, I had to take a bullet for him. And he knows about him now. Because you know what else happened at his house? After I left there, I, well, I'll tell you, while I was there watching the dogs, right? Scott Carpenter was, I started watching the stuff really, really a lot.

Sure. And I watched Scott Carpenter before he passed. And he was, he had something about the four, four rocks or four marbles or something. He said they would always take three and leave one by itself, right? Well, my son being born and just like his mama, I was single mom and I raised that boy good. But he had a fire pit outside, right? And he had some bog sitting off of it, that burnt always, partial burnt, you know what I mean? So I took four rocks.

and spaced them out evenly and laid it upon the rock the board the log and do you know I come back two days later and they did it was three and one what does that mean you know

they did the same thing I asked my son I said did you notice them what's I put up there I didn't tell him where I pulled them none I just said did you notice them wax I put it there he said what walks you know looking at me all strange

and I said I put I put just three little rocks on your wood and your fire pit. He said, now I didn't notice that. Because it was during the week. So he really didn't have time to go out and mess with no fire or nothing. You know, he hadn't been outside doing that. Well, then I asked him and I told him that something hit his house. And I told him what happened at my sister's house.

Because his wife was walking their dogs outside, right? And she heard laughing. And she said it, but it didn't sound human. It was weird. And I was like, what do you mean? Like the hyaena laughing like a Lion King? You know, it was just trying to play with her a little bit. But I know what she was talking about, unfortunately.

But I don't want to scare her. And she goes, no, it was different. And I said, well, that's odd. And then my son calls me. And he goes, Mom, you never believe what's going on, what happened at the house last night? And I was like, well, what happened? He goes, something was trying to get in my back door. And he goes, and the dogs wouldn't do nothing,

wouldn't even go in the kitchen where the back door was. And this is a stash china, terrier, you know, the big pit bulls, the three ones from, he paid $1,200 for this thing, the blue one, and it's huge. His name's Bjorn, and his chest is bigger than my hand. He's a big-ass dog, and he's purebred. And then the grandpare knees, they're huge too. Neither one of them would go in the kitchen. And my son said he grabbed his 12 gauge and went in there and pulled the blind up on the door.

And all he saw was hair. One of them was trying to get in his back door, but it's like they couldn't get their fingers in the handle. You know how they had the long handles, those long black handles with a button in the middle. That's why it's opening to his screen door is on his back of that house. He was running. And it's like he said it kept hitting that button, but it's like it couldn't get its hand in the handle to pull to the door open. It could hit the button to open it. And he said, he goes, he goes, you better, he said something to like, you better reach around kiss your ass goodbye because he's getting ready to eat some lead,

you know. And he said he cocked and was going to blow it through the door and it jumped down off at the back of the ports and ran off. He said, but he couldn't even see its head. All I could see was its chest. That's wild. Isn't that fighting? My goodness, yeah. Yeah. I mean, I don't know. And then, then that ain't even it. That's not even nothing. I mean, I've got more.

You would not believe, okay, well, like I said, it's made me scared dark, right? Right. I went and saw one of my friends up the road. She probably lives four miles from me. I hear we judge it by miles because we're rural. We just, we don't have straight, you know, the road spotters by the road number, you know, and landmarks.

Well, I was up at high. her house a little bit and it was getting dark. And she's used to me just hanging out till whenever doing our whatever we do, right? And leaving at all odd hours in the morning or coming home early or whatever. I mean,

never leaving like I wanted to leave that day. So she was pressuring me to stay and I was like, no, it's getting dark. I'm going home. And I told her what happened, you know? And I'm not saying she believes me, she don't know. I don't know. She didn't judge me, you know, and she was kind with that. So, but the time I got back.

home it was dark. Sometimes when out here dark is dark, you can't see. So I got out in my Jeep and I was coming to I live in a camper. I pulled a camper to my parents' house and so I can have privacy and I smoke and I have enough respect for them. I don't smoke in their house

or nothing like that, you know. And for my privacy too as well. So I was coming to the camper and this is a travel trailer. It's 28 foot long. And when I got out to look, my vehicle, I could feel something around me and I got that I got that

eerie feeling and so do you know how you stomp at something like a dog or something that comes at you like don't you do that or whenever you stomp at something like try to scare it yeah I did that I went get away from me you know and it stomped at it like that it ran it started running and ran off but it was

it ran and I could feel the the vibration of it every every footstep when it started running off it shook the ground it shook the ground. It shook the ground. I mean, that's heavy. I'm sorry, I didn't need to do that.

But, I mean, it's just, it freaked me out so bad. I couldn't get in this camper fast enough, you know, locking the doors and all that. I've had them, I've had them lock my camper. I've yelled at them and they've left me alone. After they did that, I've had, I've seen them across the street from here, up in a tree. It's a cedar tree over here. They've been, they have two seats in this. seeder tree. They've pulled the branches.

So it looks like motorcycle bars. Like I used to have them buckhorns on my bike. It looks like they're sitting there with the hand of bars in the cedar tree. And the top of the cedar tree has like a fork in it. Like it looks like a durn tritons. What did it call? The thing he holds off.

The siding holds it. Yeah, that's a trident. I can't even take it a little of it. Trident, yeah. The top of cedar tree has a trotting in it. And I just thought that was odd. You know, and why the cedar? But see where that is, you can see right into my camper right from there. But then I started noticing, like, my mama has three acres here.

And the back part of the property, she has a bunch of pine trees. And we got hardwoods here, all kinds of, you know, hardwoods, gum trees, oaks, chestnuts, and stuff like that. And we also have cherries and a cherry tree, apple tree, pear tree, and peach trees. grape vines. We have figs and we have fruits and stuff and my parents still, you know, I learned canon and how to make wine and jellies and, you know, I learned old school, but I mean, that's just the way I was raised. Anyway, so, but we had that stuff here, but I could, I was cutting grass and I went down to, because we have a power line too that runs through the property

and I was cutting down the power line and it's coming back up near these things. And I noticed, I mean, you can tell storm damage, especially as tight as these pines and stuff are up in there. It's so thick. And you can tell because if something's going to break or whatever, it's going to take more than one over as tight as it is. You know what I mean? And the trees here, they about probably about 50 years old. They have no small little trees, but it's been up, it was a pasture at one time, but the trees are 50 years old, which means they probably about 10 inches round. I mean 10, 15 inches round. So they're not small little trees, you know, but they're, but they're tight.

And I started noticing stuff back there, X's and stuff. And that's after, you know, I started getting freaked out on it, right? And then I noticed there's a certain spot over here on the other side of our great mine. There was two spots in the grass. And the grass was, some had been standing and laying. whatever there, so long that it made two bear spots, right? And so I was like, I couldn't ever figure out what the bear spots were. And they were like the size, they were like 10 inches long.

You know what I mean? Or I can't even, I don't even know it was 10 or whatever, but it was bigger. But there was two of them, right, but side by side. So I stood in that, on them bear spots. And it's looking right in my mama's house. And she has big picture windows and the big, like her whole. kitchen is high under sinks. There's big huge, beautiful windows.

You know what I mean? And they, I mean, she has blinds and things, but this is the back of the house. So she has blinds, but they're always open to let light in. And, you know, it's whole all windows back there. And then I found two more, a spot where there's two more. So it looks like something's been standing in these two spots, you know, and it's done killed the grass there. and it's weird.

And so I showed my nephew and my son and they was like, well, you know, you can't tell what it is, Mom, because it's just killed the grass. And I was like, yeah, but why is it right here? And they were like, well, I don't know. And my nephew was like, well, maybe it's a cat or something laying there and likes that spot.

I said, why would they do it? You know, why would they have two spots like that? And then there's two more, another thing over there like that. You know, two spots that are dead. you know, the grass is killed? Well, is there another spot like that? What is that? You know, what's up? I ain't never seen that.

And they couldn't answer me. So that's not all, though. And when I have, I have friends, girlfriends that come over and they'll stay with me and the camper and stop and stay a couple days with me or whatever. Well, my friend has been here, I shouldn't say. Well, anyway, she's been here a couple times. And I was telling her what is happening around here. because you feel like you really need somebody to talk to you with this crap.

Because if not, you're going to drive yourself crazy. You really are. Then you're just going to really question your sanity. And they walked the camper. It rocked the camper here when she was here. I have the camper's brace, chalked, you know, where it won't roll on it. And it didn't walk it forward and back, but it walked it from side to side enough that it was, and it's knocked her off the couch.

I was asleep and I didn't pay attention. I guess I'm just, I don't know, it didn't make my blood up, but it woke her up and she got scared. And then this last time, nine, two weeks ago, there was a face in my front window. Well, you've got to be nine foot tall, well, eight foot tall to put your face, be able to see your face in the front window in the camper.

And then I got like a handprint on the side window of the camper that looked like oily crap. But it was sideways. And I could make out really good was like the middle finger and just part of the palm. But you could see that was really oily looking. But the other fingers, you could see where they were, but they weren't as gross looking. You know, that stuff's happened. Bigfoot Society will be right back after these messages.

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there's a man that raises hogs, right? Then a lot of people here raise, you know, meat and chicken, you know, the meat products for us. because, you know, I'd rather buy natural. And they make a living like that. And they'd also sell, you know, to whoever. But anyway, this man had a bunch of pilates and stuff. And right across the hearts, I was going to the store, a country store down here,

and the power line runs there. And I don't know if you ever notice when you're driving and you go to the same route all the time. You always look like it's the same things. I mean, you have like certain things you always look at. And for me, I always looked up that pie, that. That pile line. I don't know why. I always did.

And I saw the head. Like, I just saw this red, it was like a dark, dark, dark, burnt orange reddish thing. I saw, look like a head. And I just something told me to see what it was looking at. Like it was peeking around and looking. And it was the piglets. It was looking across the, at these piglets. And see, at this edge, it's got.

not like a swampy area, wetland like, you know. And you can see where something done laid down trees and they're touching like a Z. Like it wouldn't have to walk in the water. It made like a, but that was the first one I ever saw was up that power line. And I didn't believe what I saw. I didn't, I couldn't figure out what it was. I didn't know what it was. That's odd, you know, because it was a cedar tree.

It was behind. So it was in its daylight and it was bright. And so it stood out. I mean, it really stood out. It was weird. And then when I was leaving, it's going to come back. I looked back up there and it was gone. But you could see where it pulled the part of the seedetry over.

Like it was tied in itself. And that one only saw from like the mid short, like breast up, but not breast, but like above the breast, the shoulders in the head. And I didn't, I mean, it was far enough way. Couldn't make out the, you know, facial features of it. And plus I was driving. And so I just glanced and I was like, what the heck? And that was the first one that I had saw, but I didn't believe I saw it.

And now I think it was because of those pilots. And you can see where, and I've actually noticed the, you know, the trees and stuff everywhere are odd. And it laid stuff across the water like it was making, where it didn't have to walk in that black swampy. Because it does the swamps off through Virginia too, you know, to North Carolina, Virginia and stuff. but we have the swamp areas and it's black, gross, smelly, and plus the pigs over there, you know.

I don't know, but... It's absolutely wild. It's not fun now. Yeah, right. Your area with the trailer, your trailer, when you're in the trailer... Or yes, our camper, do you ever hear anything weird outside?

So you have, like, it pushes you back and forth. Do you ever hear anything out there? I've heard of grunts and stuff, but you know, a deer will grunt, and I know that, you know, but I can't say that it's that. You know what I'm saying? But I feel like they was messing with me. You know what I'm saying? Just playing. Because they would do it every once in a while.

I have my dog in here with me and I have a little kitty that she's trying. But when the dog jumps down, it doesn't make the camper move or nothing really. You know, it doesn't make anything move. We were all back in the back of the camper, and I was laying down, and something took the camper and locked it again. And it was like it would come back like every hour or two hours and just push on it, like a run past by, I push it and do that. And say, finally, I got mad because it kept waking me out. I was like, leave me to F alone, you know. I was fussing at it.

Like I was fussing at your kid. Or I'm going out there and, you know, blah, blah, blah, you know, because I was tired. But, I mean, and then it didn't bother me anymore that night. But it's not the last time. But I'm very vocal. And if something starts messing around here, like that thing in that tree, I saw it. And I've taken a picture, but what they say is a blob squatch, you know. But I mean, you can see the darkest.

You can see it in the cedar tree. And you can see, I can show you them branches. They've done pulled them around. And it looked like motorcycle home. Hang on the bars and there where they sit, you know. And it's two levels to it. But I could tell that, you know, they say that you got, you feel something watching you. Well, the weird thing is I was sitting in the camper, and I could feel something watching me.

I was like, what the hell? You know, why am I feeling this way? And I just have a club chair, and they swive, it swiveles and rocks and stuff. And so I swiveled around, and I just looked at through the window thinking that somebody might have pulled into the driveway or whatever. So I started, excuse me, I started looking in the, I'm getting, I can't breathe. It's very frightening. I thought that it was somebody that had pulled into the driveway, like the UPS guy or the mailman or something like that, that I'd have to go out, you know, out and take it into my parents and stuff like that. So I looked out and I don't, I noticed something, this cedar tree is going to cross.

the hard surface road on the people that live over there on their property. And I noticed something dark in there because it was the middle of the day again. And I was like, what the heck? You know, what is up in there? And the more I looked at it, I just started like looking at it, just staring over there to see if it moved or whatever. It moved. It like went up the tree.

Break me out almost. I was like, I started yelling. and I open the window, I said, don't you even think about coming over here. You stay over there, you know, I was like, he's going to listen or whatever it was going to listen to me. But it went up the tree. I mean, but I'm just like, Adam, it's going to hear me. It's going to know I don't want to hear, you know. I mean, that's my only defense is to be loud and, and to, because like I said, I'm just, I have a neck injury.

So, and it affects my back and my neck and my arms. And to feel, to be depressed about. I can't do the things that I want to do. It affects me and it affects my walk and then my balance and it affects a lot, you know, and to feel frail in the first place and then have something like that, be almost a threat. Well, no, not almost, but is a threat. It's very, it's very upsetting is all I can tell you.

You know, I don't want that. Yeah. I don't want this shit happening to me. I want to know what they are so I can either banish kill it or do something. Because I don't care who, what. I just wanted to leave me alone. And it seems like everywhere I go now that something, they follow me. Or I can feel them around me.

They're everywhere. It's just, it's almost paranoia. And that's what I'm thinking. That's why I'm like, I'm half cracked. I'm too, I'm not the brightest crown in the box, you know. Something's going on. I mean, I even accused my mama was not dropping me with a baby but throwing me. I was like, what?

You know, it's crazy. It just makes you feel so out of sorts. And so weak. I'm so, I just, they want to hurt us. Oh my goodness. You think one could take out how many of us. You know what I mean?

Just one. Oh, yeah. And the one I saw up the parlorine was that, like I said, it was that rust color, that darker than orange, but lighter than red. It was in between that, like that burnt orange or, you know, I don't know. I don't know.

Oh, and one of the ones. just broke with limb up here. I have white oak and we have pin oak and we have red oak and stuff. We have a lot of hardwoods here. They took a branch just now, just this week, and the branch was like five inches

around circumference of it and just snapped it off. It snapped off, and it won't know when, no nothing. And we didn't have no storms, nothing. Wow. It wasn't, it was not rotten or nothing. Then it was higher enough where nobody could reach it. No, no, it was, it's on the power line here, but it just was snapped down, straight down, and it was laid, it was snapped to the point where it was laid up close to the tree.

And, and all I could think it was like a blind, you know what I mean, to block, to, like a blind. I mean, honestly, I mean, what the, what the heck? So, you don't feel like a Jeremy, you come over here and shoot them, get them away from me. something find out what these are to protect ourselves that's what I want to know

only for protection if it's a spiritual being we have dominion God granted us dominion you know if it is and that's what I think

it is and and you know like I said there's certain things in the Bible there's like three things that really draw my attention

and you know in the Bible that they could be I can't say because I'm not an expert I'm not dumb but

I'm very curious only because they're messing with me. And I feel like they, you know, the thing is, like when that thing's face was in the, the face that was in my wonder was tan. It was almost like a, like the, it was a brown, like a brown face. The eyes were wider, but you couldn't, you couldn't see any, all I could see it was its face.

I couldn't see like hair or two or not because it was dark. It might have been black because it was dark outside. And my friend Terry was here and she saw it. I said, do you see this face over here? All I did was put the curtain now. I like to shut the curtain in his face. I mean, what am I going to do? I said, you better get away from me.

You know, I closed the window and shut the curtain. And I was like, get the hell out of here. You know? I mean, but I mean, I don't know what else to do. I don't know. I don't know. I would need an elephant gun. I need something.

Have you considered putting game cams, game cameras up around your place? We've got game camps. My whole family is hunting, fishing, you know, country people that love all the outdoor stuff. There's game cams all around here. How close to your trailer? How close to your trailer? There's not one on my camper. on the other side of my mama's house, but I don't have any.

I don't know. I made my son right here, I can put some up. It's hard enough getting somebody put a darn light bulb up for you out of the outside light, you know, because everybody's got their lives. But I stay here because my father, like I said, my father just passed. And my mother, I'm not going to let her be alone. And she, you know, she has her privacy and I have mine. That's the only reason why I'm in the camper outside is because, like I said,

smoke. And this crop right here is not going to let me quit cigarettes for a long time. And I was thinking

there's no way I'm going to be able to, Marlboro is going to have my business until the day I die. Because it's just

it's made me so frightened. I am so frightened and terrified to the point where it's only because it's the size

of them. But I have to cling to the fact that they did not hurt me. And the thing could

The thing was, I mean, not only just that one black one, but that gray one, it was almost gray to almost white. But like I told you, I thought it was a big fat dude with a white shirt on, a bald. You know, I thought it was worker, and the closer got the bigger, and it was just, it was an adult. It was a bigger than the black one. And this one was thick. This one was what you would expect to be, and not that lanky black one. The first one. So then I started thinking maybe it was a, that was a, that was.

it's child or kid or whatever you, cub or I don't know if you were a kitten, you know. Maybe it was its parent, you know. She's a black one. It's all I can think of is why they were together, you know, that day. Oh, God. I'm so sorry. I am just, it makes me have anxiety.

If you can tell I'm talking so fast and. Oh, no. You're going through some stuff for sure. The camp, the camper stuff is happening. current day? Yes. Wow. Like the last thing that happened is the handprint in the face.

They hadn't pushed on us on it, on it really anymore that I've noticed. But like I said, my daddy just passed away. And I've been staying over in the house with my mother and comforting, you know, trying to comfort her with her time of dealing with her, losing the love of her life. You know what I'm saying? So I'm in the camper now But they don't want to, I don't think they really want to mess me Because I'm not very, I'm a spitfire

I really am I don't let you back to me But I had to be because I was the youngest They had four older sisters that would pick on me You know, you get you a point in your life Where you're like, screw this stuff Right, exactly, yeah Your son, is he in the house anymore

where they tried to get in the house? No, he moved probably about three miles down the road from it. Okay. Bigfoot Society will be right back after these messages. If data management is slowing down your business, you need the Intuit ERP. If one entity is here and one here and one here and one here, you need the Intuit ERP.

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That sound seems to show. Everything happens for a recess. All this is happening within a lot. a three mile. If you, if you would put a dot in the middle of all this where the places like my sister's farm, my son's rental house,

my old house and where I'm at now, it's a three mile radius, you know, as a crow flies. Because I hear in being to foot hills and ravines and stuff, you can drive eight miles and down the road and by the crow flies

it's only three miles, you know what I mean? Because you have to go down hills and up hills and then turns and, you know, it's really a windy country road. It's just beautiful. Virginia is so beautiful.

And, you know, it's, it's just crazy. It's just really freaked me out. But you know what the weird thing is? I was reading the David, the missing person's David Pauleys or whatever his name is Polly. He was doing that study and what they were talking about, the Germanic backgrounds of these people.

And that's what my family is from. My daddy's people, We're from Austria, and my mom's people are Dutch, Swedish, right? And Viking and stuff, and the Scandinavians and stuff. And then we live near a nuclear power plant. I'm in the red zone. I always joke to my friends, because it's true. If anything happens, I ain't got on to worry about you.

All the one's going to get sick. I'm going to be done. You know, what are you doing? I'm going to be dying instantly because we have the power plant here. In fact, my son, I can't even say that. Anyway, but he's moved three miles from where he was, and he still hunts and stuff. He's not scared. He's a manly man.

A boy, I call him Sasquatch and they're just joking with him because he has a size 15 shoe. I mean, he's big, you know, and he's not, but he's not scared to go hunting and stuff, and he still does. But he knows about these things. And it hasn't scared him to the point where he's going to quit getting his meat and his stuff or his freezers and defeat. his family. He's not going to stop. You know, and I can understand that. But, you know, if it was up to me, he wouldn't be doing none of that. You know, he'd be stay at the woods.

Just stay at the woods. You know, unless you've got to go in there. Don't go on there. You know, I just don't want nothing to happen to anybody. You can't help it. That's what they've installed in me. It's that feeling. Oh, yeah. It's frightening.

Lori, it sounds like this area that you're in in Western Virginia, I mean, it's got a lot of stuff going on from, I mean, there's a lot going on. But you don't hear a lot from Virginia. You hear North Carolina, West Virginia and stuff. And I don't know why, but I mean, like I said, being that these people here, I mean, Virginia is the oldest state in the game, first one, Yorktown, you know. And these people are older people, mainly that family's been here since my family. We've traced them back to the 1600s here.

My lineage is long, and that's how it is here. You know, a lot of these families there have been here all their lives and all their families' lives and all of their relatives since way back when. And they're not people to, don't talk none won't be none. I mean, is what I can tell you. They don't talk like that. They don't do that. Now, if there is a threat, they're going to let their neighbors know,

but it's not going to be shouting out and letting everybody know. and I mean that's just how they are it's just like you don't go up on nobody's property out here trying to poke around and I'm telling you truth it's more rural than much you know just because Washington is up high you know

closer to us and stuff this is country here and they will shoot you know and you don't go on nobody's and you better know respect and manners you know that's just the way it is but they're not the type of people to be screaming it out

unfortunately here at home because I'm screaming it because I just want people to know for safety and I don't want any children to be hurt I don't want anybody's babies anybody's brother anybody's cousin anybody's nephew grandson anything grandchildren

daughters I don't want anybody hurt from this because it needs to be known just for a safety aspect I mean please you know please let people know please let them know if you ever see one of these things. You need to tell.

Because if you don't, then shame on you. You know, shame on you. That's just the way I feel. I mean, because the way that they incendiated to us back in the day that you would have thought just specific Northwest in your area, you know, not here on East Coast. I'm right here. I could go to Washington up to the darn White House in three hours and that I'd like to. I don't go up north. I don't go any higher than where I'm at.

I don't need to. Y'all keep it. But I mean, that's just the thing. They're everywhere. They're not just there. And for our children's sake, you need to let people know. And I appreciate you, Jeremiah, for doing this. Because it is a service, and it's a good thing.

So you should be very, very, very proud of yourself. Because people keep your family safe. if you think about their strength and their size and what they can accomplish and even with the weird crap that they can do with the oh god i don't even want to get into that mess i mean come on oh it takes one could wipe out how many people i mean how many people could just one do you know and how many are there i mean come on it's scary it's very scary yeah and laurie it's a wild thing and you're absolutely right i mean people when they've if they've They've seen something. They need to, they need to say something. They can definitely, you know, reach out. They can email me directly at Bigfoot Society at gmail.com. And this just helps other people realize what's in their area.

I'm going to guess when you tell your sister what you saw, she's going to say, I already know. I'm kind of waiting for her to tell me. I'm kind of doing that. Because, like I said, it's a, I don't know what my. problem is because I've told I mean I've told some of my nieces and I have a large family I really do I mean there's five of us and and and they're all girls on the baby princess anyway and she's the oldest like I told you and so she's a she's always been more of a mother to me than a sister as far as she's always been the oldest down the baby so there's a different in our relationship than her saying in my second oldest sister You know what I mean? So I told him the second oldest sister trying to get her with information to my oldest in a way. You know, I don't know what my problem is with that, but don't think that I wouldn't, as far as her safety.

And I know for a matter of fact that she does not go to the farm without somebody with her. She goes, every day takes care of her horses and stuff. But I know that she's got people with her, you know, because of my nieces and stuff. and because all of the children, they love the horses and stuff. And so they go with her and her husband there. So I don't, as far as safety goes to that way. Absolutely. But I mean, I just unfortunately, but I had the luckily, like I said, I had, I was on video chat on messenger on Facebook.

And then the video call was my friend and then I called my sister on the same thing, just that she could see it. You know, so I, so people would, I don't, I had a. witnesses and then my friend has witnessed things here. So I'm not, I'm done. I just feel I'm not that crazy, but I'm close. You know, we all are. It's fine. Lori, it's been, it's been really fun chatting with. I mean, you've got some wild stuff going on down there. Please don't hesitate to reach out if any other weird stuff happens or if you, you know, you can always, you know, share my contact info with, you know, anyone else. that if they get to a point where they want to talk, you know, definitely if they feel like.

I can reach out to that. I'll reach out to that dude on the app and see if I could get him to email you. Totally. That would be amazing. Because he wanted to talk to me. I gave him a phone over and told him he could call me. And, you know, I was practicing because I don't want to scare him with his children, but I don't want them to be, you know, snatched or hurt.

No, he needs to know. And that's why I was adamant about getting to him because of the children. And, you know, the process, I just, that's, there are a gift from God. A child is a gift. And you better take care of it, you know. Absolutely. And that's the way I look at it. And I can't help him.

And I'll do anything I can for any child on this planet and, you know, keep them safe and do anything I can. And if it's something to make me look crazy, like I say, and had that beautiful white, coat with the wrapping arms. I don't care. I'm going to do it because they need for our protection and that's what I am been raised for and how I've been raised and I will do it to the day I die. Yeah. Just that type of person. But thank you for listening to me.

And this is therapy. It's just to have somebody that believes you is what we need to. and it's helping me. You know, I've only told this story to, like that guy, Steve, on how to hunt, like I told you, I wrote to him. Yeah. Because I needed somebody to talk to. I couldn't find any kind of anybody out here to talk to that would understand what I'm going through. I mean, you can tell your friends and your family all you want.

But unless they go through it themselves, it's really nothing that you can, I can't express it. to give the impact of that situation that it was impaled on me. I mean, it was, I feel like it was just forced on me. And, and you know what I'm saying? I just, I didn't ask for it. I didn't go looking. I ain't knocking on a tree or none like that. I ain't leaving no food out for nobody and none like that.

Because like I said, we have bears here. We have Mount Byns, which they say they don't exist, but yet they're killed up right up the street and got pictures of the boys in the store with the tongue hanging out of this thing. And I mean, you know, I just, oh God, it's just frustrating. But anyway, you let me vent. You're like my dear Abby. It's been a pleasure to chat with you, Lori, for sure.

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