Bigfoot Society - Strange Stories with Jeremiah Byron 20: The First Bride's Grave of Iowa and Steve Stockton shares the Thing in the Ditch and Tennessee Tales

Episode Date: January 16, 2023

Another episode of my live show "Strange Stories with Jeremiah Byron #20. Subscribe on Youtube and call in with your strange story on Sunday nights from 7:30 to 8:30 pm CST.Tonight's Callers:Andrew from Iowa:Sioux City - First Bride's GraveSteve Stockton - https://www.youtube.com/@MissingPersonsMysteriesmany stories about the Thing in the Ditch and weirdness from East Tennessee_______Join the only Facebook group for Van Meter Visitor fans - “Van Meter Visitor Believers” - See you there!https://www.facebook.com/groups/vanmetervisitorbelievers/?ref=shareFOR MORE INFO ON THE VAN METER VISITOR FESTIVAL:https://www.facebook.com/vanmetervisitorfestival/_______Join us over on Patreon! Get access to extra audio content, exclusive merch like a membership card and stickers, watch me interview guests weekly live on video, a Patron-only Discord and more.https://www.patreon.com/thebigfootsocietyPick up a Bigfoot Society shirt to rep the podcast!https://www.etsy.com/shop/BigfootSocietyTune in for new episodes of Bigfoot Society!https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8Qq45W6iaTU8FE9kelxT7QFor full links go to:www.bigfootsocietypodcast.com

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And it listened to me. It walked out of thicket. It turned around and looked at me. Looked up and in this tree, there was a monkey man. And the monkey man jumped down out of the tree. It started running away. And suddenly they brought in front of the car. He slams on the brakes and manages to stop and you're skidding because it's like quite, you know,

and gravelling. And literally for about a second and a half, they just stood there because they don't know where to go. And you tell them panicking, they're like, with nothing, their face is like twitching. Welcome back to Bigfoot Society, a podcast where we focus on cryptids, the strange and the unexplained of this world. If you've got a story or something weird to share, send an email over to me at Bigger's, Foot Society at gmail.com and if you'd like to support this show head on over to patreon.com forward slash the bigfoot society and now on with the show all right welcome to strange stories with jeremiah byron episode number 20 we are need to go over a few things first so this is now a

once a week program sunday nights uh 7.30 p.m. central standard time and that is to uh make it a little easier for our East Coast friends. And also, if you're listening to this on the replay, thanks for listening. There's lots of things you could listen to, but there's going to be some great stories in this episode as, as, you know, every episode. We got a lot of people hanging out tonight. And just to go over what this is, the strange stories of Jeremiah Byron, if you've got a strange story, UFO, alien, Bigfoot, cryptid, stuff you can't explain, weird stuff, this is a place, a safe place for you to call in, share your story with the world. This is recorded for the Bigfoot Society podcast.

It's also live on my YouTube channel. You can call 515-809-0165. If I don't pick up immediately, I will be calling you back. That just means I'm in another call, as you can also see this if you're watching live, too. The one rule we have is keep it first clean language because we never know where these will show up. And, you know, just keep it cool, keep it cool. So let's shout out a few people here.

We got Jeannie. Hey, everyone, good to see you. We got Tombstone, good day. And we've got Mr. Steve Stockton. I kind of stack the deck today. So Steve will be calling in in a bit. Hello, Bigfoot Society. Good to see you there, Steve.

Let's see. Who else we got? Cats on parade. Howdy, everyone. Good to see you. Good to see you. We've got hides in long grass. Good evening, peeps. Let's see. We got lots of people in here so far. We got Can't Fire, Steve, the skunk ape investigator from Florida, I believe. Sounds like a good time. Well, hello there. And we've got Mr. Patrick McFarland from the fields of the Midwest hanging out with us. Hello there. We've got Whiskey with Cryptids, my friend. from Tennessee, I believe, hanging out with us. All sorts of people. So again, this is now on Sunday nights.

We'll be hanging out. And that'll give you the week to think of some stories to call on in. We've come. That's an old account. Moingona. How's it going? Good to see you, buddy. I haven't seen that account for a while.

And we've got Asher's here. Hi, hello, happy Sunday. Good to see you all. Let me make sure that my device is ready to go here. All right, we're ready to go. We're ready to take some calls here. If you've got a story to share, you can call in 515-809-0165. You will be live on YouTube.

and recorded for the podcast to be broadcast a later time. Rut Row, first caller. Call from Andrew Peterson. To accept. Hello, caller. You're on the air live and recorded for the podcast and also keep it clean. How's it going? Howdy, howdy?

It's your bloody, Andrew. How's it going, Andrew? That's your bad. Hey, I thought I'd call in. maybe give your listeners a location they could maybe check out themselves. Whoa, I like that. Okay, go for it, man. So I grew up in Sioux City, Iowa, as maybe some of my friends might know and you might know.

And there was a cool place that was kind of creepy that we always love to go check out. And if you're in a ghost and paranormal and maybe some like local folklore, you'll really enjoy this. There's a location outside of Lewis Boulevard. and Lincoln Way, also very close to a sanitation cleaning area, but it is called the first bride's grave. And I'm not really too sure if you've heard of this, but it's basically a location with a tombstone where someone was actually buried. It was one of the first white settlers in the area.

And there's some really kind of fun stuff that's kind of attached to it. Now, first and foremost, if you're creeped out by steps in the woods, this may not be your kind of place because of one of those missing 4-1-1-4-1-4-4-4-4-4-a-poas. But it is a very steep hike to get up to this very creepy little tombstone that's now guarded by gates. But one of the cool things that supposedly happens, now there's supposed to be a lot of lights that are seen if you go there after dark. Really? Like phantom fairy lights, you know, little spook lights. Sometimes people have supposedly seen a younger woman walking to the forest or also walking around the grave site. And there's a phantom.

I know you really like these ghost stories, but like phantom voices, footsteps, and cold spots, even on hot summer days. But the best part about this thing is, and I'm pretty sure, not pretty sure, but I want to believe they put up the gates around this location because folklore says, or whatever, that if somebody puts their hand on the tombstone, they'll be pushed down the cliffside. Oh, my goodness. No way, really? Yeah. Yeah. So it might be a really fun thing for your listeners to kind of check out.

It's basically, I can't remember, I don't know if I had the lady's name. It might be one of those things that it might be fun for your listeners to kind of check this out. But I know it was basically built, this gray site was, or tomb was basically built in the 1800s commemorating this person who passed. But it's definitely a fun little hike, something that may be kind of interesting to do during the summer, fall, winter, whenever you really want. But it's kind of a fun, creepy location. Have you been there yourself? Oh, yeah. Really?

I hiked up. I went up there. back in the old days when I ran my blog there was a gentleman that he lived very close by and would walk up even in the evening, even at sunset, but it would basically see a lot of orbs

and had a lot of creepy encounters. Oh, my goodness. My sisters said that they've gone up there when they were teenagers and they creeped them out too much they never went back. Did you tell me about this before? Oh, yeah, I've told you about that. Really?

I totally forgot about it. This is awesome, dude. Wow. Yeah, so it's kind of one of those things if you're ever like traveling up, what is it? I think it's what 29 north, basically like Kansas City, Omaha, up to like sea falls. Yeah. It runs through Sioux City and basically on the left you'll see the Sergeant Floyd Memorial. And then if you look right up the hill, there's a basically like a small little obelisk. It's like a, you know, just like a granite. Tombstone or tomb sits right there.

But yeah, it's a fun, it's a fun hike for anybody that wants to get out and kind of explore their paranormal neighborhood. But it's a cool spot. Is this in any books that you've seen, Andrew? I don't think so. Wow. I think I think to Chad Lewis about this a long time ago, but I think it might be worth for him to kind of do one of his paranormal dares and see if he can go touch it. Well, you know. again well hey listeners this is on you if you do this so yeah yeah don't i mean

don't come back on us as a ghost you know what i mean absolutely because there's a few iowa listeners in here that's an awesome story dude i got to look that up see if i can find it online what's the uh what's the name for for it again the name you gave it so it uh the first bride's grave okay and that's in suited the iowa um it's near it's near than Morningside neighborhood of Sioux City, Iowa. Okay. It's on South Lewis Boulevard and Lincoln Way. Oh, that's awesome.

So if you're going to be looking into some fun history and want to have a little paranormal side trip, that's definitely one. I definitely recommend maybe go in the morning with a little less warm because, like I said, it is a very steep climb, but definitely worth that. There's also, like I said, the Sergeant Floyd monument that's right there, which was apparently dedicated to the only. member of Lucan Clark expedition that died. Really?

Well, that's cool. Also in that area. That's a cool piece of history, dude. Awesome. Yeah, it is. So I thought I'd call in Sunday and, you know, share this little fun little paranormal side trip and let me get back on a show. I appreciate it, man.

You're welcome. Thanks for calling in. Good share, sir. See, yeah. Absolutely. Oh, man. That was fun. Dude, let me put a, do not disson.

serve off here. There we go. That was fun. Good to hear. Good to hear, as always, from my good friend Andrew from Iowa. He's a good buddy. He's out. We're hanging out usually at the Van Meter Visitor Festival. But man, that's a very, that's a very interesting

story. It definitely sounds like a Chad Lewis Dare. Let's see. Who else we've got going on in the chat here? We've got Susan Woodcarver hanging out Good to see you We've got a lot of good back and forth Today here

Good friend Alan Lasseter's hanging out Good to see you sir We've got Are you kidding me Hello everyone Steve Stockton sent me Hey I appreciate all the friends of Steve Stockton That are here We should be chatting a little bit later

in the show when he calls in. But yeah, if you're new to here and you haven't yet, go ahead, click the subscribe button so make sure you're subscribed to this channel and then hit the bell icon so that you don't miss out on any future shows. We'll be doing these now once a week on Sunday, Sunday nights, 7.30 p.m. Central Standard Time for our friends on the East Coast so that they can. not be up so late. But we got a few people hanging out here.

This is good. For the new people, this is Strange Stories with Jeremiah Byron. This is an old school call-in show where you can call in, share your scary, creepy, paranormal ghost, UFO, alien, cryptid Bigfoot. Van Meter Visitor, if you got it, all that good stuff. Oh, man, I'm talking to this one guy about Van Meter visitor stuff behind the scenes right now. it would blow your mind.

It would absolutely blow your mind. And I can't share it with, I can't share it with you yet. But if it's real, it's going to change. It will change the legend. It will, I don't know. I mean, me, I love the van meter visitor, but it will, the legend will be different if this is legit. So, okay.

Oh, all right. So here we go. We got some good info here. Cats on parade. Looks like Rose, she's got some info for us. Rosalie Menard was 14 or 15 years old when she became Sue City's first bride, according to her lonely hilltop monument.

In 1853, she was married in what is now Sue City to Joseph. Well, thank you for that. That's some good background information. We got about 21 people hanging out now. If you've got a weird, strange story and you'd like to share that live on air, go ahead and go ahead and,

go ahead and call in to our number 515-809-0165. And you can share your story live on air. We'll be having stick around. We'll be talking to Mr. Steve Stockton should be calling in any time now. And we'll have a chat about some stories. That'll be a fun time. If you are new to this channel, make sure you hit subscribe and you hit the bell, Con. Yeah, we got all sorts of people hanging out here. I can't remember if I, did I call out Age of Aquarius? You might get two shoutouts. That would be cool. Hello from North Carolina.

You know, it's crazy how many North Carolina people we have tune into this show. We've had so many callers in the past from North Carolina. It's wild. We had Alan call in. No, wait, Alan's from South Carolina. My bad. Sorry, Alan. But we did have a gentleman, a few gentlemen call in from North Carolina about some big foot stuff. and it was wild. Hike with Mike says, Tim Fasano has had some great skunk ape stories. That's a name I haven't heard in a while. Thank you. It's good to be reminded of that, though. If you have any stories to share,

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go to that place in Iowa. and see some creepy stuff. Do me a favor. And if you've got any groups that you're in, any Discord, anything like that, go ahead, share this link in there so people can come on over and check it out. And if you know a friend that has any scary, creepy, weird stuff that's happened to them that they want to share, they can call in 515-809-0165.

Again, this is Strange Stories with Jeremiah Byron, an old-school AM radio. type call-in show where you can call in and share your story on the air. The cool thing about this show is that we've had a lot of people call in over the episodes. We're about 20 episodes deep now, and they've called in. They've actually shared their story for the first time, which is really cool. A lot of first-time Bigfoot encounters. Let's see who we got. Local Legends.

Mr. Burton Moran, good to see ya. It's a gentleman I met at the Van Meter Visitor Festival. Go ahead. If you want to see what the Van Meter Visitor Festival is all about, Burton has a really good video on his channel. So go ahead and subscribe to his channel, and you can see what the VIP tour is like. It's very cool.

But it was great to meet Burton at the festival this year. And beautiful Van Meter, Iowa. If you're tuning in for the first, first time. Uh, make sure, Patrick, I can't give you a hint about the van meter visitor. I probably shouldn't have said anything at all because I'm not to that point yet. Just say, uh, stay tuned because it, it could get interesting. So that's all I can say, my friend.

We got 23 people here, uh, hanging out. Someone's got to have a story to share a story to call in and share. You can, you can share anything. We've had people call in with ghost stories. Bigfoot stories Crypted stories UFOs aliens weird stuff stuff they can't explain

weird dogs in the woods dog people in the alleyways all sorts of weird stuff excuse my I got a little bit of sniffs going on but make sure yes the pod

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Give me a few minutes guys Are okay Okay I don't know what's going on All right, let's try this. I'm going to go ahead and call back here. Burton, you can just Google Bigfoot Times. I can't remember the exact website right now.

I'm sorry. Hey, there, Jim. Hey, Mr. Steve Stockton. Sorry about that. My Google voice app that I used for some reason wasn't showing me notifications, but it was showing me that there is a voicemail. So glad I saw that. answered and took my name and then I'll send me voicemail.

Well, I appreciate you calling in. Absolutely. Now, do you mind spending a few minutes sharing with the listeners live and in the future as well for the replay exactly why they should know the name Steve Stockton? What is it that you do, sir? Well, I've got a hand in a lot of different price, but the main one people probably recognize me from. is missing persons and mysteries on YouTube. I got just under a quarter million subscribers and give out 2 million views per month over there.

So that's where people recognize me from. Got another channel called 13 past midnight. That's kind of my sandbox channel where everything goes. It doesn't fit on missing persons and mystery. Also an author. I've written five books, Strange Things in the Woods. And My Strange World

And then I've got National Department Mysteries and Disappearances, volumes 1, 2, and 3. And that's just the ones so far. Wow. And those are through Shannon LaGroes publishing company, right? Yeah, beyond the fray, Shannon, Jeff, they're some of the most wonderful people you could ever work with. Well, strange things on the woods. I'd written that several years ago, was self-published it. And I thought it'd probably done all it was going to do.

and there was a second volume and then when I signed with them they combined it into one redesigned the cover gave it a fresh edit and it just took off again so very happy with beyond the parade that's awesome that is awesome I've heard a lot about your your stories from all all over the internet people people love them but I contacted you for the first time earlier today and you were like yeah you know when when do I call in so um You sent over a book that I took a look at and you've got, the stories are incredible. Everyone needs to pick up a copy of one of your books and check it out. But I would love it if maybe you'd be able to share a story or two tonight with our listeners.

Absolutely. There was one in particular there that you had mentioned when you looked through the book that you wanted to hear. and I'll be happy to tell that one. The way that book came about in my strange world, the strange things in the woods first, that was stories that I'd collected over the years from friends and family and friends and family and coworkers and things like that.

Well, inevitably, I'd go on a radio show or TV show or a podcast, YouTube channel, and especially a call-in show, people would say, well, these are other people's stories. Does anything ever happen to you? and I would try out one thing or another. I've been a lifelong experience. So I'm my first full body apparition when I was between five and six years old,

and it just kind of took off from there. So I thought, well, maybe I've got enough to make a book. So I sat down and started writing those out, and that's how my strength world came about. And there's probably enough for at least volume two that's happened since I wrote that one. Wow. The one in particular that you mentioned called The Strait of the, thing in the ditch.

And that's, I don't know if you read the whole story or not, but that's one of the few times in my life that I've actually been frightened not once, but twice. But, you know, sometimes it's not the things we can see that scares us. It's the things

we can't see. We just started out, lived out in the country in East Tennessee, had a pretty good size piece of land out there close to Melton Hill Lake, what had been the Clinch River before the Tennessee Valley Authority dammed it up to major lake. And the property that we lived on there, a lot of old growth timber.

We had about 26 acres, only about four or five of that was cleared off. I had one older brother, but he was a lot older than me, so I was raised as an only. And kind of isolated out there in the woods. I had to make my own fun, and I prowled around in the woods a lot, taught myself woodcraft and woodlawer and things like that. Well, one day I was up near the edge of our property. There was an old road that ran through that. I found out later on.

It was actually the road through that area dating back to Revolutionary War times. And we just called it a ditch because that's what it was that time, no longer in use for a road. My brother had kept hunting dogs up there at one time. He had a dog run, but it was basically rushed into the ground. I was just up there messing around. I walked up to the edge of the ditch. and I peered down in it. Didn't see anything to tell my interest,

so I turned around to walk back away. I was eight years old at the time. And all of a sudden, just as I started to walk away, I heard a disturbance in the leaves down in the ditch. I turned back around and something that I couldn't see

came up over the edge of the ditch and was headed straight for me. Now, I couldn't see it, but I could hear it. I could hear the effects and see the effects, that it was having on everything around there. The leaves were being kicked up. Small trees were being knocked out of the way

a lot higher than my head. And scared the daylight out of me. I took off back down the hill toward home. I was about a quarter mile from home, yelling, screaming, crying. I was making such commotion. My mom heard me coming. Came out on the back porch

to see what all the commotion was. And as far as I can remember, I just ran past her and went in the house. I think I hit under the furniture or something. And a little bit later, she finally got me calm down. And about that time, my dad got home from work. He worked out at Oak Ridge National Laboratory. He was a scientist out there.

Brother worked at the plants there at Oak Ridge, too. And he had stopped by on his way into his house. And so my mom's told him, you know, something scared Steve to death. And I start recounting the story. And they're like, you know, was it a bear? Was it a deer? No, no, you can see all those things. whatever this was, I couldn't see it.

But I could hear the footballs. I could see the leaves being kicked up again. The trees being smashed and knocked around. And sure enough, my dad, my brother went back up there and looked. I wouldn't go. I wouldn't go near there. And they could see where something big had caused quite a mess there. And years after that, I never went back up there.

There was afraid to venture up there, although I did have a friend come home with me from school one time, and I sort of got him to go up there as bait. Like Johnny, look down in the ditch. I'm going to wait down here down the hill behind this tree. You see if you see anything up there. So he's just walking along. He doesn't see anything, doesn't bother him.

Okay, that didn't work. I'm still frightened to go up there. Well, flash forward seven years. This time I'm 15 years old. and we're getting ready to move from that area. We'd sold that farm and we're moving to a custom home. We'd have built farther up to road in Cairns. And I was just kind of out in the woods of revisiting some of my old childhood haunts.

There was a bee tree up there and a lot of rocks and just all kinds of features in this place that we live, a lot of hills and things. And I walked back up there. First time I've been there since I was eight years old, I was just kind of chuckling to myself. I wonder what that was that scared me when I was a kid. And turned around to walk away, I'd take maybe three, four steps, and I heard a familiar noise. There's that sound in the leaves again, down in the ditch. I turn around and I look, same thing, comes up over the lip of the ditch. It's headed straight for me.

I can see the leaves flying, the trees bending. There's absolutely nothing there. Now, I didn't run screaming and crying that time, but I didn't. Didn't waste any time getting back down the hill to the house. And that's the only time. Let's go, girls. So this is the little pink pill everyone's been talking about. Yep, that's Addy.

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that I've ever been there, never been back. I don't know that I would want to. But, And now there's more to the story, as Paul Harvey would say. Nice. Flash forward about another six or so years in my 20s now. And I was working in West Knoxville.

And a place I was working at, the guy that I worked with invited me to a party after work. Now, I didn't know this guy that's from work, didn't really know him at all. But I went to this party, and it was a bunch of people I didn't know. and besides the guy I worked with, like I said, I didn't really know him. Well, at some point, some of the girls that were there in attendance had dug a weedboard out from under. Oh, no. So they decided you're going to consult a mystic oracle here.

Oh, no. So they're going around the room asking people this, that, and the other. And they got to me, and I thought, I've got a good one for you. The only thing I said was, what scared me as a child? Oh, they've got their fingers on the planchette there. Sure enough, it starts moving. Then it spells out W-A-T-E-R-S-P-R-S-P-R-S-P-R-I-T-E. Water spright.

They looked at me. I just shrugged my shoulders. People were making a joke. Well, the board's thirsty. Give the spirit a drink. It wants some water. No, no. But, again, nobody there knew anything about that besides me.

Well, this was in the days before the internet. So the next day, I went to the big library downtown, and I went up to the left reference library, and I said, what can you tell me about a water sprite or a water spirit? So I sit down at the table. She comes back in a few minutes. She's got an armload of books. And one thing she opened it up to was a nymph that exists in Greek mythology called a naiad. Yeah. And it's actually one of the faith folk.

It's a guardian of flowing water, springs, rivers, fountain, lakes, particularly fresh water. Well, the thing about that particular property that we lived on, there were seven natural springs there. No way. Six of them flowed out on the hillsides. A seventh one was an artesian spring that came up out of the ground. So, you know, it was a magical place anyway with that kind of water. and according to the Ouija board, that's what chased me out of there. But as far as a water nap, I would think, you know, it'd be a little gossamer wing, something like Tinkerbell, whatever this thing was.

I think it was an elemental-sized being creature entity because, I mean, it shook the ground. It moved the trees and when it chased me out of there. So is that what I saw now? I've heard similar stories about invisible Bigfoot that people couldn't see. almost the same thing, either chased him or threw rocks at them, but I just, I don't think it was a big foot, not based on what the Ouija board said. I was going to ask you, are there other stories in that same area of invisible creatures, or is, you're not so much invisible creatures, but there is a lot of lore there. There's a story of some hidden gold, the old railroad depot that was about a mile or so from there. A couple of guys robbed the train.

and supposedly buried some gold in that area. So there is a hidden treasure story. And thought about that. You know, the old pirate, the dead men, tale, no tales thing a lot of times. They would, when they buried their treasure, they would kill a crew member. So that spirit would protect the treasure. Could have been something like that. And then in that same area, and the area that we call the bottoms there,

where the springs ran through into a bigger creek, which flowed down. into the lake that used to be the river, which was old maybe 50 yards away or so. But at one time, like I said, that had been the road through their Revolutionary War times and through the Civil War. And once my dad and I were burning an old tree down there that'd been struck by lightning and fallen down, and we'd rolled it over to help it burn better and found part of a Civil War era of bayonet broken off in that tree. So my thinking on that is that would have been a place for people to stop and get water.

Those springs were fresh until the area got populated. A lot of people that lived around there prior to us use that as a water source. So I'm thinking maybe there were some soldiers that stopped there to get a drink and got ambushed on one side of the other. Found a lot of civil war artifacts there, the mini balls and that sort of thing. also found Native American artifacts there. Occasion, you find an arrowhead, things like that. So that whole area was mysterious. And I didn't like to get caught down in the bottoms after dark.

My dad had built a little bridge across the creek there. I'd be down there playing before you know it's getting dark. And I'd get the weirdest feeling. And I would literally run until I got across that bridge. Really? And then I'd stay safe. Well, I didn't know it until much later in life, but that's one of the superstitions.

is that a ghost can't cross running water. Oh, for real? It just felt different down there, felt off. Would you ever hear whistling in the woods? I've never heard, well, I've heard animals and the quist. The foxes will make a sound of rabbits in the evening, and sometimes they'll throw their head back and make a really lonesome keen and count. But I never heard any thing that I would consider a non-animal whiz.

I was in the woods a lot, so I knew what a lot of the animals and things sound. to Mike. But that's how I knew that the whatever chased me wasn't any animal because I couldn't see it. Steve, your stories are absolutely incredible. Something about Eastern Tennessee. I've had a few callers calling in. The stories that come out of Eastern Tennessee are just are wild. I don't know what it is. But I'm curious, I have a gentleman who called in a while back, and he had supposedly there was a legend that went through his family history and if a person saw a dark figure of some sorts in the woods, they were always the next to be taken from this world to pass away. Did you ever hear of anything like that in that area? My grandmother on my mother's side, she was the most superstitious woman that ever lived.

She was a self-described gypsy witch. Now, I don't know where the gypsy part came from. She traveled around me. I don't know. Yeah, when they landed from England. They ended up in Cates Cove. And the old cemetery there in Cates Cove and the smokies and I still have relatives buried there. Well, yeah, of course they're still buried there.

Oh, wow. That's where that side of the family got their start. but she told fortunes red tea leaves coffee grounds animal entrails practice phrenology that's kind of a lost art now that's where they can tell you things about you by feeling the bumps on your head but yeah she knew things like that and told a story one time about there was some little ritual that she had to do where you had to go to a stream that ran a certain way during the full moon and you take a mirror a hand mirror and look over your left shoulder and you would see the face of the person that he was supposed to marry. Well, one woman she knew did that and instead of seeing someone's face, she saw a coughing and she passed away shortly. No way. Yeah, there's just, I'm working on a book about some of the stuff my grandma used to tell me. Like I said, she looked like a witch. And when I was little, I was scared to death of her. Um, one time we were on the way to her house.

We lived about 25 miles from where she was. And on the way there, there was a house that we had to go by at old farmhouse. One time years before, some kids were playing ball out in the yard. One of the kids chased the ball down into the highway there and was run over and killed. And whenever I went by that place, I'd get like this little goose buffy, shell feeling and stuff. I've always been sensitive to things like that. one night we were going to her house one evening

and this gave you an idea of how long ago it was if I was laying in the back seat reading the comic book there weren't any seat belts in the front but I was laying down back there reading a comic book and I got that little weird tingle so I raised up and looked at the car window sure enough we were going by that house I didn't say anything about it never had

we go on we get to her house and my mom and dad are carrying stuff in and she's a big old farmhouse, Victorian two-story farmhouse that she lived in, had been, it had a formal dining room and she had turned that into her quilting room or sewing room. She liked these quilts together in the wintertime. And she would get me in there and tell me this legend or myth or superstition or whatever. And if I could repeat it back to her satisfaction, she'd reward me with a Hershey bar or a crisp new dollar bill. Oh, that's smart. Yeah.

Well, on this particular day, I don't remember what the little granny lesson was she was teaching me. But she said, you feel things. And I said, yeah, I have feelings. And she's like, no, no, I don't mean that. She's like, I mean, you feel things like that spot on the highway on the way here tonight. And my jaw, again, I thought, you know, she can read my mind. I hadn't mentioned that to anyone. But she knew.

She knew exactly what I had experienced when I was. when I was 20-something-odd miles away from her house. So, yeah, she was a pistol. Like I said, I was scared over, but she passed away when I was 13. That was the first person I was ever in the room with when they passed. And I felt her spirit leave her body. But they came out of the spiritualism movement from around the turn of the last century. And when my mom was a small girl, they had seances and table-tapping, table-tipping, all this kind of stuff.

the interest in the paranormal it comes by I come by it all. That makes sense. That makes sense. Wow, Steve, there's been some wild stories, and this is just a little taste of what you can find when you check out Steve's books, which I would really recommend. I've got one of them on my bookshelf right now. my eyes are too bad. I can't say it's there though. Trust me.

It is a good one too. Thank you so much for calling in, Steve. This has been a fun one. This is what I do. I like to talk. I'm a storyteller, right on tour, experiencer. This is my funny. Guys, if you haven't yet already,

make sure go check out some of Steve's books go subscribe to his his YouTube channels as well just look up Steve Stockton he's all over YouTube you can find his stuff on Amazon I want to say as well right Steve Amazon and whoever find books are sold there you go all right so you can order it anywhere perfect well we'll have to be talking to you to you later Steve but thank you so much for calling in sir oh my pleasure Thanks for letting me call in early. My girlfriend's in another state. She wanted to listen to me before she went to bed. There you go. Thanks again, Jim. It was my pleasure.

Have a good day, sir. Wow. What an amazing story. Thank you so much to Mr. Steve Stockton for calling in. Let me check my magical phone device here just to make sure Google Voice didn't mess me over again. Gotta love you, Google. Okay. So let's see.

Who have we come in during the call? Who's coming? Oh, Illinois Sasquatch. That's, so you, excuse me, Illinois Sasquatch just did a recent expedition in Decatur County in eastern Tennessee. It was very, very unusual.

If there's something weird that happened, dude, call on in. Right now, you can call in and share if you want, 515, 8, or not. Oh, no. Not a good time to get hiccups, Jeremiah. 515-809-0165. You can call in, share your story live, record for the podcast.

Let's see who, oh, my goodness, we got Mr. Bigfoot and with Mike Casey. Make sure you're subscribed to his channel. Mike does all sorts of crazy Bigfoot and stuff out there in Washington State. Let me get that banner off there. There we go. All right. We got Long Island Bigfoot hanging out. Very nice.

Any cats on parades? Steve has the coolest stories. That is sure. That is for sure. And Mr. Steve Stockton, my pleasure. Thanks for having me on. I appreciate you coming on, sir.

We've got a few minutes left here. We got about 15, 20 minutes left. If you've got a story you've been hanging on to, go ahead and give a call into. 515-809-0165. Google might be a little weird tonight, so leave a voicemail if I don't pick up. That would be super.

All right, just double checking. Perfect. Again, this is strange stories of Jeremiah. Byron, if you're watching, and for the first time, this is a call-in show I do, kind of like old school AM radio where people call in share their stories. We had Mr. Steve Stockton call in earlier today sharing his wild stories from Eastern Tennessee and his childhood stuff that'll blow your mind.

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So you don't miss out on those. We had Andrew Collin from Iowa sharing about some very interesting stuff in Sioux City, Iowa, the first bride's grave. Very, very interesting, legendary. So make sure that you go back and listen to that as well. See what you can do for Dare if you're in the Sioux City, Iowa area.

We got about 15 minutes left. If you've got any last minute stories, you can call on in. See, the thing I love about Alan, and Alan is really good at calling out other people to call in. Call in Bigfoot with Mike Casey. Mike, you don't have to unless you have a story. Alan, if you have a story, you need to call in. That's so funny. Alan's good at that.

515-809-0165. Again, if you know a person that has a story, go ahead and send them a message. Say, hey, this guy's doing a live call-in show. You need to call on in 515-809-0165. Let me just check something real quick, y'all. I have to check that later. All right. We've had some crazy stuff for all those are new.

We've got about 15 minutes left. Make sure you have subscribed and you hit the bell icon. I'll be doing this call-in show about once, well, it'll be every Sunday night, unless there's a major holiday. You can call on in. It goes for about an hour. And you share your strange story, weird story. Unknown what happened there.

Bigfoot, cryptids, we've had people calling about the rake. We've had people calling about ghosts, UFOs, aliens, all sorts of weird stuff. here's something, and I'll chat about this for a few minutes while I'm waiting to see if someone will call in. If you have heard, or if you're listening to this on the replay, on the podcast, I'm specifically looking for a place in Iowa. I know there's got to be a place in Iowa that is the equivalent of Skinwalker Ranch or Marley Woods. So if you know of a place where there are UFO sightings, alien stuff, weird stuff, maybe ghosty stuff, maybe Bigfoot related stuff, maybe Cryptids, that would be your Skinwalker Ranch type stuff. Thank you, Long Island Bigfoot. I appreciate that.

Yeah, we will chat later. But I am looking for a place. There's got to be a place in Iowa. So people listening, if you're from Iowa and you know of a place that has UFO sightings, aliens, Bigfoot, all that weird stuff, I want to know about it. I've been looking into the place Marley Woods down Missouri, but I know there's got to be a place in Iowa. And Mr. Pat is on the case. Thanks, Pat, for looking into that for me. I know you've got connections.

we've got about we got a few minutes we got about 13 minutes left last call if you've got any stories to call on in this is your your last chance and you can call about UFO stuff aliens bigfoot cryptids you know I'll in Illinois Sasquatch your comment has it's got me wondering What is it that you saw in Tennessee? Right? You went to Tennessee. What was it you saw into NSC that was so weird, so unique, so strange? I would really like to know. But if you don't feel comfortable with calling in, no pressure.

But if you've got a weird story to share about something that happened, you need to call in. 515-809-0165. You can share your weird story here. Let me check. I need to check Twitter real quick just to make sure that there is nothing that is coming in. Perfect. All right.

We're good. I've got some really interesting interviews that I'm working on for the future. I've got an interview with a young lady trying to set something up where she's got some really interesting thoughts about the cryptid the rake. And it's going to be a very interesting interview. So I'm excited for you to hear that one eventually. I've also got an interview with a, well, this one I'm going to be a little bit vague about, vaguer than the other one, just because we're not at the point where I've gotten, let's just say, I hope to talk to a gentleman. and it has something to do within Nahani Valley.

And if you know what that is, then enough said. I shouldn't have to say anything more than that. But if you know, if you don't know what Nahani Valley is, maybe take a little bit of time to research that tonight and research the Headless Valley. There you go. Cats on parade. Headless Valley. Good stuff.

Good stuff. But, let me see. Oh, okay. So this is interesting. It's from Age of Aquarius. Years ago, my husband had a very weird urban exploring experience in an old abandoned hospital. He just isn't confident enough to tell it on air.

I hope I can eventually get him to call in next time. Well, I appreciate you sharing that. And there is no pressure for your husband to call in. But if he ever gets to the point where he is confident enough, he is in a safe place to share that story with no judgment, no mocking, anything like that. This is a safe environment where you don't have to worry about, you know, if you tell a story like that at work and your friends make fun of you, you know, that doesn't happen here. I try to make this a safe environment best I can. That's right.

Brown Dwarf Valley of the Headless Man. That is correct. Okay, so yes, hope you will. Thank you. He says he may write it down and let me recount it. Well, that would be cool, you know, and that's kind of a cool workaround. I like that.

So, yeah, if you guys work that out, then you know where to go. Sunday night, 7.30 p.m. to 8.30 p.m. Central Standard Time. Write down the number, 515-809-0165. live on YouTube recorded for the podcast. We're down to about five minutes left. Let me give you, oh, make sure you're subscribed to the podcast. You can go to Bigfoot Societypodcast.com, and the links are there.

Tomorrow, the next episode will be coming out. It's a very interesting interview with Mr. Michael Montoya, from the drawings of Bigfoot. And if you watch Expedition Bigfoot, the last season, this gentleman was, he's pretty much a Bigfoot witness sketch artist. He drew a very interesting photo, a picture of this gentleman's Bigfoot sighting. But the thing is, there's a lot that Expedition Bigfoot didn't tell you about this gentleman. And on Bigfoot Society, you're going to learn. the true story of Michael.

So, excuse me. So check in tomorrow. BigFest Society podcast on iTunes and Spotify, all major podcast platforms. Make sure you're described, and that'll be out tomorrow morning. I also may be having a bonus episode coming out later on in the week. We'll see if I,

if I end up doing it this weekend. But a little spoiler is once I did a live on TikTok, and I randomly... Let's go, girls. You know what I love about Andy? Everything? Well, yeah, but it's as little as 20 bucks a month. Ooh, well, the little pink pill has always been a pretty big deal.

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Would try to have people join my live And I would ask the people What weird stories do you have? And I talked to a gentleman in the southwest of the U.S. And he was an Uber driver And he had a very, very interesting gentleman in his car. If you're a fan of UFOs, maybe you can guess who this gentleman is.

And it's a very, very interesting story. So make sure you're subscribed to Bigfoot Society for future episodes. Eventually, I'll be releasing this TikTok live interview. And, yeah, let's see what we've got going on here in the chat in the last few minutes. We've got Illinois Sasquatch. My upcoming videos will be released on my Tennessee Excursion. One video has already been released on my channel. Well, guys, you know what that means, then.

It means you need to head over. over to the Illinois Sasquatch channel and you need to subscribe and hit the bell so you don't miss it. I like what you did there, my friend. Long Island Bigfoot says, nice setup, bro. You got me hooked. Hey, I appreciate that. And thank you for becoming a YouTube member. Definitely not required, but I appreciate the support.

It gives you an awesome little, a little emoji next to your name in the chat. also I love it sorry excuse me also if you're wanting another way to support the bigfoot society you can go over to www patreon.com forward slash the bigfoot society for a small amount every month you get extra episodes you get a discord community where you can hang out with people like this in the chat all the time and you get a membership card in the mail, you get a member sticker, you get all sorts of cool stuff. And there's live events every month. We have a watch event where we watch something live each month as a group. And also we have a very fun little Patreon zoom hangout. It's a good time.

So patreon.com forward slash the Bigfoot Society if you want to also support in other ways. Perfect. And Steve says, love what you're doing here. Well, Again, Steve, I love what you're doing as well. Wait, did Steve, Steve joined as well? Wow. This is great. I appreciate you guys. Thank you so much.

Again, that gets you an awesome emoji next to your name in the chat. Kind of helps you to stick out a little bit. So I appreciate that very much, Steve. Well, I think we've had a, a great chat tonight. Let me double check my phone here. Looks like we're doing good. I just want to make sure I didn't lose any calls. And we're good to go. So again, thanks to all that are members of the channel. We've got Steve Long Island Bigfoot and also Daniel Thorndyke. Alan says, how do you join? So if you go to like if you look at you have to be on a desktop computer. There should be a join button underneath the screen

right here. Yeah. So Long Island Bigfoot says, Alan, it's the dollar sign bottom right hand corner. Looks like Pat found it as well. Pat, I appreciate you. That's really nice of you, my friend.

Everyone's going to have awesome everyone's going to have rocking emojis. I appreciate you guys. So, look for the dollar sign the bottom right hand corner you can find it on your cell phone it looks like but guys i'm going to take a quick drink remember don't drink into the mic because that's not good for audio listeners at all uh i appreciate you all hanging out tonight um a lot of new uh is that uh give love to the squatch crew you who's the squatch crew that's that's kind of

Cool. Is that our name? Let me know. Illinois Sasquatch. Is that your, is that the Illinois Sasquatch name? Or is that the name for the guys, the guys and gals in here? Squatch crew, I kind of like it. And Jamie says, yeah, there's a join button on my phone too.

Hey, well, there you go. Gotta stay hydrated. I got to drink like six of these a day, guys. Oh, that's right. Squat's crew is what I called the members. Yeah, you're absolutely right. It's been a while since I've set that up. Well, guys, we're about at the end of the time.

So yes, thank you for joining the Squatch crew. I should know what I set up, but it had been a while. So thanks to all the new members of the Squatch crew for joining up. I'll see you next time. next Sunday night, 7.30 p.m. Central Standard Time to 8.30 p.m. Central Standard time. If you've got a story that comes to mind during the week, write it down so you don't forget. Write down the number 515-809-0165. Tell your friends about this. Share in your groups. Share it everywhere. And let's see if we get some callers to call on next week. And I might just stack the deck as well a little bit.

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