Sasquatch sightings and tales of the strange...

[jcoopercam]

You got some footage with clear images, pics of skeletons, scat, corpses? Could be demons...nephalim, fallen ones...

I suspect that bones of these animals are not found: 1. Because they don't frequent human habitats. 2. They are likely cannibals. 3. Their numbers are not immense, but then I don't live the the forests.

Some have claimed that when unusually small or large skeletal remains are found, they are collected and never seen again. The girl in the first clip said that hair samples taken from the mouth of her pet dog were sent to UC Davis. UC Davis replied that they knew nothing about the hair samples. Gee, what a surprise! She sounds more than credible to me. I suspect any serious effort in genetic research would be immediately discredited, regardless of authenticity.

The topic of demons, angels, shape shifters, dimensional beings, etc. is totally unrelated to the Sasquatch. The Sasquatch is IMO a tangible living animal. Likely a relic of pre-modern man. i.e. Java Man, Neanderthal, or some relative thereof. Unlike modern man, these animals were designed to withstand the environment, so why wouldn't they have continued to exist? Simple answer... They would. I don't believe in "evolution" in the sense that animals genetically mutate for environmental acclimation, or any other reason.

 

[jcoopercam]

Personally I believe although I don't have any experiences with anything paranormal.

I believe in ghosts also.

And you are correct in your belief.

 

[jcoopercam]

What about yetis in Tibet?

I believe it was Josh Gates who brought back a supposed sample (from Tibet) which was submitted for dna analysis. The results were human and unknown. The geneticist who did the dna testing (previously contracted by the US government for criminal cases) was discredited, and Josh Gates' show (Destination Truth) was pulled from airing. I can't say if his show was pulled for this reason, but the timing is interesting.

 

[Dropmyload]

And you are correct in your belief.

There's a ruin on the Kenyan coast called Gedi. Used to be the capital of a slaving empire.

Been there late at night when younger, and heard whispers in my ears and smelt food cooking.

Its in the middle of a forest, and when I was there , there was no one living anywhere near nor any homesteads or anything.

The locals wouldn't go near the place after dark.

 

[jcoopercam]

There's a ruin on the Kenyan coast called Gedi. Used to be the capital of a slaving empire.

Been there late at night when younger, and heard whispers in my ears and smelt food cooking.

Its in the middle of a forest, and when I was there , there was no one living anywhere near nor any homesteads or anything.

The locals wouldn't go near the place after dark.

Reminds me of a Destination Truth episode. Haunted Forest of Romania, or something like that. I've had experiences that would really mess with your head, so to speak. If you're in the area of Amherst/Oberlin Ohio, I can direct you to a house that has bona fide poltergeist activity going on in it. The house is vacant, yet again, so getting in may just be a matter of asking whoever owns the property. If I can figure out how to post pics via photobucket, I will post a picture along with the address.

 

[jcoopercam]

This is a good interview. He sounds very matter of fact, but who knows? His comment "I dropped my head" is interesting. Although I was not face-to-face with whatever was on the outside of our trailer, I also dropped my head. Why, I have no idea? I kept my head down for what must have been 2, possibly 3 hours. I would raise my head slightly to peek up, waiting for the morning sun to shine through the curtains.

 

[jcoopercam]

Check this...

 

[jcoopercam]

Here's a compelling clip of a supposed "Skunk Ape" aka Sasquatch at Lettuce Lake Park in FL. As an avid fisherman and former member of the USANG, I have up close and personal experience with the Florida wetlands and dangers within. You may have been to Gatorland, but until you've sat in a canoe within arms distance of a 10 foot bull gator, you can't fully appreciate what I'm talking about. Gators love to lay at the bottom of lake beds and swamps, especially during the summer months. If a gator doesn't get you, the likelihood of getting hit by a cottonmouth is a gamble as well. And finally, the greatest danger of all... Naegleria fowleri amoeba! The still warm shallow waters are literal breeding areas for the amoeba. We call it the "brain eater" amoeba. No, I don't think this is "a man in a suit".

Look closely, and you will notice that it is carrying something with a tail under its left arm. You can clearly see a tail flopping as the supposed creature walks deeper into the swamp.

A research team investigates the area where the supposed Skunk Ape was seen. I disagree with his "baby" opine. It appears to be carrying a small gator.

 

[jcoopercam]

Listen to the sound of the cypress being torn from the base of the tree.

 

[jcoopercam]

This appears to be a baby Almas. The area where this was recorded is in the Caucasus region of Azerbaijan. This little guy/gal came to the family home, scratching on the front door. The homeowner opened the door and it walked inside. I don't know if the hair is natural or something they wrapped it in? It does not appear to be a monkey of any know species, nor does it act like a monkey. As you can see the mouth is quite large, yet very human looking. The curled nostrils do not match any known species of monkey. The homeowner says that it follows him wherever he goes and refuses to leave his side. I can only guess that it was dislocated from its mother (for whatever reason) and sought the help of humans to survive. Makes sense, as humans are obviously the most relatable to its species. Its vocalizations are as interesting as its appearance. Notice the webbed hands! This is no monkey. It appears to be quite comfortable, so hopefully we will get a followup on its progress; should they decide to adopt it. One thing is certain... this is not a human being. I can't say I'm digging the way he has it leashed, but then it doesn't appear to be bothered by it. Hopefully, one day these animals will be recognized by the global scientific community, so that they can be listed as a protected species.

 

[jcoopercam]

Then again, this could all be a huge load of BS.

 

[jcoopercam]

Notice how it pushes the sapling downward to break it. Turn your volume up to hear the "woop" vocalization. I'm not saying this is authentic, but the ease in which it snaps that sapling is interesting.

 

[jcoopercam]

Weird interview. Forget it... Another not-job.