Bigfoot Society - Researchers Trigger Massive Bigfoot Vocalization Event In The Olympic Peninsula
Episode Date: December 15, 2025In this episode of Bigfoot Society, researcher Marie Dumont returns to share chilling firsthand encounters from deep wilderness investigations across Florida swamps, Mount Hood, and the Olympic Penins...ula. What begins as routine field research quickly escalates into unexplainable events: intricate forest structures, possible mind speak communication, unexplained object manipulation, and intense electromagnetic anomalies.The most unforgettable moment unfolds during a nighttime camping trip in the Olympic Peninsula, where multiple researchers experience more than 30 minutes of coordinated Bigfoot vocalizations coming from all directions — howls, whoops, hoots, and eerie cooing sounds echoing through one of the quietest places in the United States. From potential Skunk Ape activity in Florida’s Green Swamp to a chilling “Bigfoot roll call” in Washington, this episode dives deep into real eyewitness accounts, Sasquatch behavior patterns, and the mysteries still hidden in North America’s wild places.Resources: https://www.midfloridabigfoot.com/about-us🗣️ Share Your StoryHad a Bigfoot encounter or strange experience?Send it to bigfootsociety@gmail.com – your story might be featured on the show!🎥 Watch & Subscribe on YouTube🔴 Subscribe here → Bigfoot Society YouTube💬 Leave a comment & let us know your thoughts!📞 Leave a voicemail with your story → Speakpipe (Use multiple voicemails if needed)👥 Share this episode → Watch & Share🎧 More episodes → Podcast Playlist🌲 Recommended: New Jersey Bigfoot Encounters💥 Support the Show & Get Perks✅ Join the community on Supercast – Become a Member✅ Listen ad-free & early on YouTube – Join Here📱 Let’s ConnectInstagram: @bigfootsocietyTwitter: @bigfoot_societyTikTok: @bigfoot.society🧰 Tools & Partners I Use (Affiliate Links)These help support the show at no extra cost to you:Beam (Better Sleep): Try BeamWildgrain (Better Bread): Join HereSeed (Probiotics): Get SeedMedi-Share (Healthcare): Learn MoreLMNT (Electrolytes) Free Sample Pack with your first purchase! : Get LMNTOrganic and non-GMO groceries delivered for lesshttp://thrv.me/uarEhS🎙️ Podcasting Tools:Repurpose.io: Try ItDescript: Sign UpStreamyard: Start RecordingRiverside.fm: Try Riverside🎧 My Audio Interface: View on Amazon☕ Buy Me a Coffee – Support Here🛍️ Grab Some Merch – Shop on Etsy📬 Mailing Address:Bigfoot Society125 E 1st St. #233Earlham, IA 50072
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You're listening to Bigfoot Society and I'm Jeremiah Byron.
In this show, we go beyond the campfire stories to bring you first-hand encounters from people who say they've seen something impossible.
From backwoods trails and remote mountain haulers to quiet farms and crowded highways, the stories come from everywhere.
And each one leaves us with more questions than answers.
These are the voices of the people who've lived it.
So settle in because today you'll hear another account that just might change the
the way you see the woods forever. So stay with us. All right, Bayfoot Society, we've got the
privilege of talking to Marie Dumont again. It's been a while since Marie's been on the show, but it's
great to have you back on. I was hearing all sorts of cool stories about what you were up to, so
wanted to get an update. But how's it going, Marie? Oh, good. How are you, Jeremiah?
Doing great, doing great. Talking to people before Thanksgiving, so it's a fun time, and we're
about ready to get some snow in Iowa. So we are enjoying that.
But how are things down in Florida for you?
That's hot right now.
But it's also hunting season.
But this is typically the time of year, you know, because for us, because it's kind of like the dry season.
The swamps start drying up.
So it allows us to be able to go back into places that we normally can't get into.
That's awesome.
Have you been having any things you've been researching lately?
any interesting sightings or anything?
We went to this area this past weekend.
It's just a spot, an area that we've always wanted to go to,
go deep into, it's a swamp, right?
Now it's drying up.
So now we can go further back.
So we've always wanted to go to this location.
Not expecting anything.
We had one thing happened a few months ago where an orange that we had one of my team members, Bob, he had tied up probably at least 10 feet up the tree with Paracore.
He wrapped it.
He double nodded it several times.
This thing wasn't going anywhere.
And we left it out there.
And we went back there like two weeks.
later and something pulled off the orange from that was hanging off the branch
without breaking the branch it untied it the orange and then it coiled the
rope on the ground the paraport that's the area we went to this weekend and
we found these crazy weavings which it's not very common for us to find this
kind of stuff here in Florida. It's the stuff you typically hear about in Pacific Northwest,
where they, Bigfoot's make wreaths or, you know, they make these things. We found two within
six feet away from each other. One was, I don't know if you saw pictures of it, something had
taken a bunch of ferns, wrapped it up around a tree about five feet up, and it tied it with
it did this crazy nodding and ramping and it's like what the heck is this and then six feet away
we found like a four foot tall cypress tree where something took a piece of like lemon grass or a
palm frong long piece of dead grass and tied it and wrapped it around this tree it's crazy it's
absolutely freaking crazy.
And that's two within six feet of each other.
And team member Bob had mind speak for the first time.
Oh, really?
Yeah.
So that was really cool.
He was, you know, we're walking into this area and stuff.
And he heard in his something, say it in his head, why do you carry a knife?
And it was said very softly, but in a monotone type of tone.
And so he was like, okay.
So he just answered in his head.
He just said, it's for my protection.
And probably a few minutes later, it said to him,
put your knife in your pocket.
Whoa.
So he took his knife off.
He did exactly what they said.
said he took it off and he stuck it in his pocket. So we did not see anything, but that was
amazing to have mind speak and two different types of weaving so of these strange artifacts.
And there was some crazy hoops out there. It was just weird. It was just weird, but it's awesome.
So now we're going to be monitoring this area. So that's, absolutely.
Absolutely. Have other people had minds, mind speak incidents in the same area as well, or is that a rare thing?
No, that's the first time.
Okay.
But I've had my team member, Mike, he's had MindSpeak, and he's been hit by Infrasound before, like three times.
Wow.
And, but in different areas, not this area.
So that was really, really fascinating.
So we're going to be coming during this spot now.
for a while.
Absolutely.
And that's Mid-Florida Bigfoot Research Group.
Yes.
Correct.
Yep.
Absolutely.
So, Marie, I had reached out to you as we were talking before the show started
because I really would love to hear the story about how you went up to Pacific Northwest
and had some just, you went all over the place and just went crazy up there.
And I was seeing bits and pieces on, you know, Facebook and here.
and hearing things from people at Sasquatch Summerfest in Oak Ridge.
And it's just very interesting.
And I was like, I've got to have Marie on again to hear the story from her.
And yeah, so what got you out there to begin with?
I got a private invitation from Todd Nees.
Oh, cool.
Yeah, to attend the final last beach foot.
event, which was at Camp Wilkerson in Oregon.
So I was like, I got to go over this, right?
Yeah.
And I've always wanted to go to Oregon.
And my friend Bill William Morris, you know, he lives there.
So, and he was going to Beachfoot also.
So, you know, it was just perfect.
It was perfect to go there to meet him and see some old friends also.
And so that was great.
And so that's why we went.
And so we spent like a whole week in the Pacific Northwest.
And like I said, it started out with the Beachfoot event.
And then after Beachfoot, we went to Mount Hood and camped out for, you know, two, three days.
And then we went to the Olympic Peninsula.
Absolutely.
Absolutely. So Beachfoot, I'm trying to think that area. Is that over by where Renier is? Renier, Oregon.
I'm not quite sure. It's not too far from the border of Washington.
Yeah, so potentially.
Yeah, I'm not familiar with the area. It's absolutely beautiful.
And there was a Bigfoot siting a week before we got there.
Oh, wow.
Yeah, at that camping area. But it's so green and dense.
and beautiful.
And I could see why.
It's easy for a big foot, you know,
Sasquatch to be there.
Absolutely.
Did anything happen?
I know sometimes during those beach foot events,
there's actually been things that have been reported around the area.
During the time of the gathering,
did anything happen this time?
Yes.
So it was my first time,
but William Morris has been there before.
And so he had,
And some rocks, rock stacks appear at his camp site on a stump.
And when I got there, I was, I saw the rocks right away and I'm like, what is up with the rock stacks?
He's like, I don't know.
They just appeared when he was setting up.
They weren't there.
Then they appeared.
Don't know.
Some other people reported the same thing where they had rock stacks appear at their campsites.
We didn't, but we had some weird stuff happen with our laundry.
That stuff we hung up like cows, cows that we had hung up.
They were moved, which was really strange.
But, you know, that could be anything.
That could be a human walking through there.
was a sighting a week before we got there is what I heard.
Wow, like in so close to that campground.
Wow, that's wild.
So you were there, was that the week before July 11th?
It was pretty close.
It was in July, right?
Oh, yeah, yeah.
Okay.
So that was like the week before I was out there.
So tell me about, tell me about Mount.
Hood because I actually went up to Mount Hood the week after as well.
But I'll be very interested to hear your experiences up at Mount Hood because that place is just
very wild, very special.
Yeah, it's beautiful.
So after Beachfoot, I had already planned to go camping with William Morris.
And we already planned we were going to go to Mount Hood.
And then we met a couple, a team from Oklahoma, Red Dirk Cryptids, Brian Terrell and Eric Schrader.
We met them.
Great guys.
Great guys.
And we hit it off with them.
And so we invited them, hey, you want to go camping with us in Mount Hood?
And they're like, heck yeah.
So it was Bob and I, and then Eric and Brian and William Morris.
So there was five of us.
So we camped out two nights there.
We went to the Lake Trillion area.
Yep.
Which is a very recreational area because it's a huge lake, beautiful view, parking.
There's like a beach.
Of course, we want to get away from people.
So we just continued to drive past all that.
And we found this little forest road.
And we were trying to find a place to camp.
We didn't know where to go.
So we just went down this forest road.
It ended up being, it just, that ended into like a little cul-de-sac.
But it was a beautiful view of Mount Hood.
And there was a beautiful pond.
There was, you know, forest trees right there.
It was just perfect.
And so we're like, okay, let's camp here.
So, you know, we set up camp.
We're doing our things.
So the next day we went out in the woods.
William Morris stayed at his camp.
He was watching the campsite while we went off into the woods.
It was Bob and I, Brian, and Eric.
So we'd go off into the trees.
We're looking around and found a couple interesting things there.
found two sticks laying parallel next to each other
that had been shredded.
Kind of like they were maybe twist broken.
So it had like very shredded ends on them.
But they didn't belong together.
They were two different width.
So it's not like they were the same sticks
that something just broke and shredded.
It was just shredded.
And they were both placed.
parallel next to each other on the ground. And I found that. Bob found this stick shoved into the
ground, but I also found a footprint impression that was on the top of a dead, I guess it's
a cedar tree that was on the ground. I guess cedar or redwood or whatever, when it starts
rotting, it really deteriorates. It just turns into dust, basically.
basically. And there was a footprint impression, like something stepped on it and started
walking across the log, you know. And so I found this like 16-inch impression. And so that
was pretty exciting to be able to find all that, you know, that kind of stuff out there. And
so Bill was staying back at the campsite. But he had some sort of
really interesting experiences at night.
I mean, he's one of these like magnets, right?
Sasquatch.
Oh, exactly.
Yeah.
He's got this major connection wherever he goes, they go, or vice versa, you know?
So I'm trying to think, I'm just going to say some stuff that happened.
I can't tell you exactly which night it happened.
So he had, he heard, so he had his.
tent set up. He had a table
with pots on
the table. And so
he cooked dinner, clean
them, laid them on the table.
In the middle of the night, he hears something
tapping
on his pots.
And he's like, okay, that's
weird, you know.
And
he also heard something
thrown at his tent.
It's just kind of like,
And then dung fell down, something small.
Heard some strange bullfrog kind of sounds that came from the forest area,
not where the pond was, which is odd.
There was like five of them, very loud.
What else happened?
So the next day when,
Bill had told me about something hitting his tent.
And I'm like, okay, well, let's look around and see what it could possibly be.
Now, where he had set up his tent was on a bunch of rocks on the rocky road.
It was just rocks.
But probably 20 feet away, there were like little wild daisies or something, you know, ground cover.
There's just like these little wild flowers.
and there's also wild strawberries out there, which is awesome.
And so we're looking around us, but where his tent was, there were no flowers on the ground.
He was just put his tent on rocks.
And so we're looking around the tent, and we found a dead flower head.
You know, like something snapped off the head of the flower.
And I said, I think that's it.
So he picked it up and he threw it at his tent, and that was this noise.
So something had taken a dead flower head and threw it at his tent.
One other thing that happened was in the morning, when Bob got up very early,
he saw this very large pea spot, would look like a pea spot, very large brown.
It was by the table where we had heard that, where Bill had heard that,
tick, tick, tick, tick tapping on his pots.
So Bob saw it when he got up and he's like, okay, this is really strange.
I mean, this spots like two and a half feet in diameter, right?
It's a pretty big pea spot.
Bill didn't go out there and peeed.
Nobody else went out there and peed.
But, and then Bill got up and he saw it.
and then it just eventually like evaporated.
But so there was quite a bit of activity just at, you know, Mount Hood for where we were there.
That area that you're in, that Trillium Lake, I mean, you're like bright, you're, you're, you're closer to Mount Hood than I, I was expecting.
Because, I mean, there's a lot of activity over there by government camp.
Yes.
Zigzag Lolo Pass Road is where I had a camper tell me that,
and they had one where they saw it like turn into a cloud of smoke and go over like really,
really weird stuff out there.
Just some of the weirdest stuff I've heard.
I was over by Estaceta is where I ended up hanging out with a researcher.
But how did you guys do with the elevation up there?
No problem.
Really?
No problem whatsoever.
Lucky.
Yeah, it's right.
I'm from Florida, right?
You know?
Right.
I woke up two steps.
I'm out of breath, you know?
So I, you know, it was, it was level.
It was just we didn't have to climb anything.
It was just very easy, beautiful spot.
Just a lot of strange, interesting things happened.
There was two days.
Absolutely.
Yeah.
Absolutely.
Yeah.
but the best part was the Olympic Peninsula.
Yeah, absolutely.
So then from there, you travel up to the Olympics, where you go in west and then north,
or did you go up on the other side of Mount Hood and then over?
I'm not sure the way we went.
We went through Port Angeles.
Oh, okay.
So, yeah, so you're going over to Portland and then Port Angeles,
and then you probably drove by Mount St. Helens.
Probably, yes.
Yeah, probably.
Yeah, I don't know.
I don't know.
I don't know.
Mountains, right?
I'm clueless when it comes to that.
But anyway, so I got an invite to go camp out at the Olympic project probably.
Oh, cool.
Yeah.
But we couldn't find it.
We couldn't find it.
Like the big place they have?
Yes.
It's like.
It's so frustrating.
It's like, come on, because there's no actual address or anything.
I mean, I was honored to be invited to stay there, but we didn't get to.
But I'm glad we didn't because of what happened to us where we did stay at.
So we were like, okay, we can't find this place.
Where are we going to go?
So we're just driving north on 101, and there's some campgrounds.
So we just picked one that was right by a river,
Caliola or something like that.
Okay.
And beautiful river, you know, just next to it,
just stunning property.
So we're like, okay, well, let's go here.
So we go in, we find a spot, set up a tent,
just beautiful, beautiful, beautiful.
So then we go out,
exploring, we're just driving around, trying to figure out where we could go, because everything
there is like mountains or slopes. You know, I'm not a mountain climber. You know, I'm looking for
flat land, basically, that I can kind of maneuver, you know, go around it, which was tough
out there to find any kind of flatland.
Oh, sure.
And everything's closed, or if it is open, then it's, you know, you've got to have a
permit or it's just too steep for us, you know.
So we're just driving around and things like that.
So at night though, the first night,
it was the quietest place I have ever been in my life.
And people just have no clue how quiet it is.
You think you've experienced quiet?
No.
That is next level quiet.
I didn't know, but I found out later on that that area is known to be the quietest place in the United States.
Oh, wow.
Yeah.
Yeah, because of the rain, it's a rainforest, right?
With all the moss and, you know, all the greenery and stuff, it just absorbs all the sounds.
So here we are.
You know, the time difference is getting to us after being there a week.
it's a three-hour time difference for us.
So we're going to bed at 7 o'clock when it's still daylight, you know.
But we're just beat.
And all our batteries and everything, you know, died.
And we were just like our last two nights in the Olympic Peninsula before we head back to Florida.
So we're in our tent.
We go to bed and we're like, it's so quiet.
What the heck?
I mean, not even a drop of water, not a leaf falling, not a bug, not nothing.
So, slept great that night.
Next night, totally different story.
We go to bed again at 7 o'clock and I'm woken up.
I wake up like after 1 in the morning.
I just wake up.
And I'm like, why, why am I waking up?
And then I heard it.
I was woken up by vocalizations that were going on.
Oh, wow.
Yeah.
Yeah.
So I was like, I started hearing vocalizations.
And I was just like, this is awesome.
So there were five vocalizations that sounded.
like it was the same individual.
He was doing just short howls.
Just, oh.
And then like a minute later, you do another one.
And maybe two minutes later, he'd do another one.
And I'm just laying there.
And Bob's sleeping, and I'm just laying there,
and I'm just listening to this.
I don't want to wake him up if it's going to stop.
But it kept going.
So there were five of them.
And then I woke up Bob and I'm like, wake up, listen.
And so he starts like listening.
After those five, vocalizations everywhere around us.
Oh, wow.
Came from everywhere.
It's like, we're just like, this is the most unbelievable thing I've ever experienced.
they came all kinds of vocalizations, all kinds of tones, noises, you name it, it happened.
Everything from whoops to hoots and howls and cooing sounds, which was my favorite one.
That was the one that was the closest to where we were, and it was just a, it sounded like a female.
and it sounded like it came from down the river where we were.
But this went on for 40 minutes, about 30, 40 minutes.
I heard about 12.
I heard at least 12 of them.
Bob heard four.
But it was just crazy that it was coming from the right-hand side of the highway,
the left-hand side of the highway, way over there.
way over here, by the river.
It was just insane.
So what it reminded me of, remember I said the first five were the same.
It was just the same individual doing vocalizations.
Kind of like he was like, okay, where is everybody at?
Like roll call or something.
Where is everybody at?
And then they just started all answering from every direction.
and it all stopped at 205 in the morning
when a bunch of logging trucks went screaming down the highway.
That's it.
Everything stopped, not another vocalization,
quiet for the rest of the night.
I was like, dang trucks, but it was craziness.
I've never experienced probably eight different kinds of vocalizations.
civilizations, you know, I'm saying. They just came from everywhere. And that was a great way to end the vacation. That was our last night. Yeah, that's, I mean, that's one of those things you'll, you'll remember forever. And I'm guessing you had said you'd been having some issues with batteries. So probably the recorders were not going, right?
No, of course not. Right? That's when they don't work, right?
Yep.
And like I said, everything was dead because, you know, we've been, you know, using recorders and, you know, all that.
Oh, yeah.
And, of course, everything that was dead, we're going to go to get new batteries at when you're in the Olympic Peninsula.
You have to go back to Port Angeles or you have to go to Forks.
And so during the day, we did go to Forks, Washington, and we went to visit our friend Thomas Seewitt.
Yes.
at a store and so saw him again who was a good friend of ours and heard some stories again and
the newest stuff going on and yeah it's an amazing place I would kill to go back there again
and experience that again because nothing the night before but that last night everything
everything like I said at least 30, 14 minutes
You know, we just laid there and just listen to it off in their tent.
That is just absolutely wild.
I mean, it's, I keep, maybe this will be the year that I'll get out of Oregon.
The last two years I've stayed in Oregon, but this summer I'm going back to Oak Ridge again in July.
And this summer, we'll see.
We'll see.
We'll see.
Squatch Fest.
Yes, Squatch Summer Fest.
I'm going to be one of the speakers this year.
So, yeah, that'll be awesome.
Looking forward to that.
But I, yeah, there's so much in Washington.
It's got to happen one of these days.
But did you guys fly out of Seattle then?
No, Portland.
Oh, okay.
Because we had to get to the, you know, beach, you know, beach.
event. Right. Makes sense.
So it was better for us to fly into Portland.
And then from Portland, it was like a five-hour drive, Chile Olympic
Pensler where we were.
So worth every penny.
Oh, my God.
It was just, I just can't.
It's just amazing.
Just amazing. The cooing was awesome.
Like I said, just every possible kind of.
vocalization, we heard it. We heard it.
So.
Was there anything that you learned from other people that you brought back to your research in Florida or anything that you're like, hey, maybe I'll, I'll try this or anything like that?
I mean, we spent a lot of time with the guys with red dirt and they learned some stuff from us.
Um, because they're more about cryptids.
We're more about big foot and skunk apes.
So, you know, we've been, we're still friends.
We still communicate all the time.
Um, I'll send them a hair sample or, you know, like audio to go through or something like that.
So we still work very closely with them.
And I think next year we're planning on a trip to the land between the lakes with them.
Oh, yeah.
Yeah.
That'd be cool.
I've always wanted to go to also.
So that's the plan for right now,
is to go there.
Yeah, that's one of those areas where it would be cool,
but I would be pretty apprehensive.
I mean, some weird stuff that goes on that,
it's really a big peninsula, I think.
Yeah, I'm excited to go.
I like weird.
Yeah, yeah, 100%.
Bring it on.
Yeah, no doubt, no doubt.
Good stuff, good stuff.
Yeah.
Do you have anything cool coming up that the group is going to be involved with?
Do you guys get to any conferences or festivals down in Florida?
Well, Florida only has one.
Oh, really?
Oh, okay.
The Great Florida Bigfoot Conference.
Right.
And that's usually on June.
And we're always, you know, we're always on researchers.
Row, you know, local research teams, you know, they set up out there. And so that's where we set up.
So we get a lot of, you know, attention that way, blah, blah, blah. We've been doing some other
local events from counties, like there was a Halloween cryptid event. But we've been doing some outdoor
expo events, which is really cool. You're where you have these expos where they sell
fishing boats and tackle and hunting gear and jet skis and boats and RVs and so they've reached out to us
two different expo people have reached out to us they want a bigfoot group there so we've been invited
to attend and speak and stuff like that oh that's great yeah yeah but we're on the woods every
single weekend. I don't know if you know that or not. I didn't know that, no. We've been going out in
the woods or swamps every single weekend for the past six and a half years. Wow. Someone on my team
is always out and it's usually me and sometimes just more than once a weekend. So I've been out in the
woods more than probably most people have. That's a lot of hours. And ours are mostly
swamps, you know, which I love, we all love the swamps. The swamps are the best. And especially when it
gets dried up, because then you're going to, you know, you have mud. So then you're looking for prints.
Right.
Right.
Yeah, when you're going to probably find a print. But when you go out there that much, you start noticing patterns.
You know, a couple of years ago, we used to find.
quite a few asterix designs in different areas outside of Tampa and the Green
Swamp which is a corridor and for a while there we found a bunch of them like I
said eight or nine of them so I guess there's an individual or a family group
that likes to make asterix designs maybe it's there like I always think it's a
like a symbol of their tribe, their clan or something, maybe.
That's just what they do.
Well, now we don't find these.
We don't find those anymore.
Now we're finding squares, square structures.
Now, this past weekend, we're finding these leavings,
made out of crazy stuff, like ferns.
you know, how do a group of ferns that have been, like, broken, end up five feet up in the air, tied around a tree?
How?
That's weird.
What does that?
So I guess there's a plan or individual or juvenile that likes to make those things in this area.
I don't know.
But when you go out that often, you do start noticing patterns.
A hundred percent.
And did you say that was in the green swamp?
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah, that place is weird from what I hear.
I've been hearing a lot of, you know, weird stuff from people besides yourself over the last few years.
Yes.
Have you experienced any other weird things since we've talked in that area in the green swamp at all?
I'm not sure what I told you in the past.
We've had weird stuff happen with my phone.
I don't know.
Did I ever tell you the one about the X structure and the ex-boyfriends?
I don't think so.
Okay.
So this happened a few years ago.
On the Green Swamp, I'm out with my team.
And I see an X structure.
So I go walking up to the X structure.
I have my phone in my pocket.
And I'm hearing my phone is password protected.
You know, you can't.
like dial and um i hear hello hello and i'm like who where's that coming from i'm like oh my phone
i pull out my phone my phone called an ex-boyfriend when i was walking up to a next structure
whoa weird that's happened twice really two different ex-boyfriends two different ex-structures two different
times that's weird crazy it's even weird it's two different ex-boyfriends not
the same number one was not in my save them my phone oh yeah and that happened in the
green swamp okay yeah yeah yeah a lot of people are have seen like lights in there oh yes
orbs and stuff i've never seen an orb there i've seen a
orbs and other places.
But people
say they've seen UFOs
around there. I've seen a
picture where kind of looks like an alien
out there.
But
some other things. One other thing
happened, one of my team members
had a tri-field meter that
measures the EMF going on.
So
what he was doing was
he would walk up to a
structure to see if he would
give off any kind of EMF, you know, high readings or anything, you know, just for the heck of it,
right?
See if there's something associated with it.
And I would start talking about the Bigfoot conference.
Every time I talked about the Bigfoot conference, the EMF meter would spike.
Every single time.
I'm like, okay, this is really weird, that it would spike every single time.
time I was saying Bigfoot conference.
I don't know.
I don't know. I guess something like the fact that I was talking about a Bigfoot
conference. I don't know. I've had my name.
We've captured on, you know, audio.
Okay.
Any of EVP of something saying my name.
Something saying Marie.
out in the Grand Swamp.
So we've heard metal knocks
on two different times.
Clank. It's like, what is that?
We've heard claps right next to us
in another area in the daytime.
Don't know how that happened.
And it was right next to one of my
team members when it happened. And we all heard it. We all turn around and we're like,
what is that? She's like, I don't know. I don't know, but it happened right here, right
next to me. At nighttime, we've done investigations out there and have had things thrown at us.
And we only know that because we looked at our film or, you know, our audio, you know, film.
And you can see something flying across the screen and you can hear it hit.
something and it fell. And so we went back there to try to figure out why, what could that possibly
be? And I found a three inch long, four inch long stick, little stick that was thrown at us.
Now how close do you have to be to throw a little stick? We had thermal cameras. We had military
grade night vision goggles and everything no one saw anything on any of the equipment but yet something
had to be very close to us through a stick at us yeah that's weird that's really weird yeah i would be
curious to know if any other listeners have experienced stuff in the green swamp area i know a few of you guys have
have reached out but i've never
specifically asked for it on the show
but man marie
that's you did you experienced some cool stuff
out there in the pacific northwest and uh
thank you thank you for coming on and for sharing
what you guys got into up there i appreciate it
and it's good to hear that you guys are still doing
a lot of good work down there in florida i
if there's anyone that reaches out saying hey
who's good to talk to in Florida.
I'm always passing on your stuff.
So hopefully they reach out.
Yes, thank you so much.
Anytime.
Absolutely.
I appreciate you chatting tonight.
Yes.
Awesome.
Thank you.
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