• SO EP:526 Bigfoot Behind The Dumpster!

  • Oct 30 2024
  • Length: 27 mins
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SO EP:526 Bigfoot Behind The Dumpster!

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  • In this episode, Laura recounts her chilling encounter with a Sasquatch while staying at a homeless shelter in Lenoir, North Carolina. She describes the night she encountered the creature near the shelter's dumpster, hearing distressed barking and feeling watched. Laura details the experiences of other shelter residents, especially children, who also witnessed similar sightings. She shares her views on what Bigfoot might be and urges listeners to respect these creatures and their territories. This story aims to encourage others with similar experiences to come forward and share their encounters.

    Young Elliot also recounts his recent experiences with mysterious orbs and a chilling Sasquatch encounter. He describes witnessing white glowing orbs emerging from a plane with everything around him frozen in time. Elliot then delves into his Sasquatch sighting during a mission trip where he observed a towering, hazelnut-brown figure and experienced rock-throwing incidents at a bridge. Throughout the discussion, Elliot explores the possible supernatural connections between orbs and Sasquatch, sharing his evolving thoughts and the reactions of those he confided in.

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