Jessica's story brought me to tears, and I'm man enough to not be ashamed to admit it.

Great Show ! I'm glad I stayed awake and paid attention to this episode. I find Sasquatch Chronicles comforting and easy to listen to, so comfortable that I many times fall asleep because it is so peaceful to listen to. Honest people, telling honest stories, it's like sleeping with your family talking around you. Just my two cents ! Thank you Robert and Wes for a great show-cast.

@hertzair1186

5 ай бұрын

Likewise

@Patriots-Inc.1776

3 ай бұрын

I completely agree. I also find these episodes peaceful and often fall asleep listening to them.

@Rosesraspberries72

23 күн бұрын

lol 😂 so many of us drift off to sleep while listening to this channel. Love it so much 🙏♥️✨✨✨

@starlingswallow

Күн бұрын

This is what I do too! It's family here ❤ and comforting. Helps me sleep!

Robert Kryder was informative in a way I have never heard before. Hope you have him back!

Awesome first story. That is the America I remember and love. ,🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲❤️ God I ask you remove the evil that resides over us now and restore the America we love. 🙏🇺🇲❤️

@ztwntyn8

2 ай бұрын

Amen Tina

Robert is quite the guy... discovering all those places that to this day are still not found...😂🤔😳

This guest seems the most honest and credible than any other "big foot researchers" that i've heard on diffrent shows etc. Honestly loved this show.

@christopherevans318

Жыл бұрын

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I don't understand how this or any of Wes's other podcasts only have the small amount of likes they do in a huge amount of views it's not that hard for people to go over and push that like button for the man it's putting work in for obviously something we all believe in or at least are interested in

@angrydrunkengerman2819

Жыл бұрын

Follow the current events going on with Twitter and that'll tell you all you need to know.

@mattjack3983

Жыл бұрын

It's pretty normal for a video to have WAY more views than Likes. It's definitely kind of odd, and something I've noticed before while watching live streams on other channels. There will be maybe 10,000 people in the live chat, and only 2,500 Likes. It makes no sense. If you like something enough to sit and watch it, then hit the Like button. If you dont like it, hit the Dislike button. It's not that difficult. I'm sure why people will sit thru a video and not Like or Dislike it. It's weird.

@joesands8860

6 ай бұрын

I watch videos and leave a comment every now and then, that's ever it. I'm sure there are a lot like me who don't care about "likes".

@jasoncharles8651

4 ай бұрын

It's KZread corruption, plain and simple!

@ztwntyn8

2 ай бұрын

@@joesands8860yet have the courtesy to reply, quit being so lazy 😂

This guy is a true Researcher. He has the patterns, behaviors, and answers to so many questions. Wes, a guy like this the more he talks the more interested I am. I'm not petering out my ears are still perking up with every word! I got to look him up.

@terrencebarber7461

Жыл бұрын

Lol..true researcher

@terrencebarber7461

Жыл бұрын

Noone is a true researcher....Noone has a body or performed an autopsy

@garrettjones8017

Жыл бұрын

@@terrencebarber7461 That you know of plus that doesn't not make someone a real researcher for God's sake

@samuraininjarockstar9355

Жыл бұрын

@@terrencebarber7461 chill ……

You definitely need to have him back for Kryder Exploration II. I could listen to him for hours. Very credible and fascinating. Maybe 2-3 hours if he is up for it.

@joesoaree3139

Жыл бұрын

Holy Smokes I,ve never heard of this man ever !!! Everything he speaks of makes total sense. On Everything that he says And he doesn't say things just to hear himself speak. Like jrv.

@mattjack3983

Жыл бұрын

I'd definitely be down to listen to a good long 2-3 hour interview with this guy. I really wish I could personally pick his brain.

@bizzy9169

Жыл бұрын

Is part 2 up and if so what episode?

Mam, I wish you could get this guy back! I could listen to his reasoning and teachings for a couple more hours for sure!!!

I would have listened to Robert all night! Thanks for sharing the knowledge! 🙏🏼

@deezkemet31

Жыл бұрын

Me too

Now this guy is what you call an a TRUE INVESTIGATOR/DETECTIVE! You couldn't make/dream this stuff up. I totally believe everything this man is saying. Just fascinating listening to him tell all his encounters. Would live to be one small hair on his head experiencing all of this like he has experienced. Wow thank you sir for coming on S.C. & telling a small portion of your experiences. Chris from Missouri

@mattjack3983

Жыл бұрын

Where at in Missouri are you? I currently live in St Louis, but grew up out in Dent County, near Salem...

@birdsflowers2289

Жыл бұрын

Hello from the MoMo state, Johnson Co. 🌲🦍🌲 They are everywhere I have been !.

Robert is the best in the field of study. Hats off to your choice of guests.

This is one of the most informative Sasquatch Vids yet. Very knowledgeable man who doesn't call himself an "expert".

As skeptical as I am on the subject, Robert is very compelling. Very intelligent, clearly educated, and excellent at conveying his points! Remarkable guest!

@MrDuffy81

2 жыл бұрын

If you check out his channel, he has an upload of a Sasquatch creature from like 12 years ago. It’s pretty amazing.

@MrDuffy81

2 жыл бұрын

Oh, by the way, I have one on video as well. It’s a featured video on my channel.

@NoOneYaKnow666

2 жыл бұрын

@@MrDuffy81 I will check out both as soon as I am able, and thank you for letting me know about them. Also, for whatever its worth, when I say skeptical, it does not mean I am not open-minded. After an inexplicable experience I had a long time ago Im open to almost anything being possible. Just havent seen the thing yet that made me say 'Undeniable proof!' Perhaps these videos might provide that? Also, to be clear, I do not think experiencers of all sorts of phenomena are lying in general. There just may be alternate explanations.

@MrDuffy81

2 жыл бұрын

@@NoOneYaKnow666 I have an interview called “strange bigfoot Encounters” on the Xenohunters channel. If you really want to hear some strange paranormal stuff that you can really judge for yourself whether I am lying or not, feel free to check it out.

@aerialhorizonrc7827

2 жыл бұрын

@@MrDuffy81 can you provide a link?

I cry tears of pride 😂 every time I hear this it’s a great story USA 🇺🇸

Robert Kryder has taught me more in 2 years than anyone else. I could listen to this guy all day. His Bigfoot studies are incredible and now I want to view his treasure hunting excursions. Hell, I want to join him someday! Fascinating! Thank you!

@quantumpotential7639

2 жыл бұрын

You're having a wonderful Big Foot mmmmmmm. It is delicious. I love ❤️ Big Foot too. He knows how to navigate the woods, hide, and disrupt the campers creating a memorable experience for all. Best if all, Big Foot does this for free. He's definitely not in it for the money. I think he just really enjoys playing along, scaring campers, and creating the myth / the legend. Mmmmm Go Big Foot. 🇺🇸🏋️💪

@robertjohnson3942

Жыл бұрын

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Жыл бұрын

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Жыл бұрын

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Жыл бұрын

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“She was built like a Refrigerator” 🤣🤣🤣🤣 Hahahahahahaha damn guy got me laughing! 🦍

This is one of the best episodes in this series. Experience over speculation and no BS.

Wes, this epidode was utterly fascinating. Definately looking forward to the next time that you have Mr Kryder on. Also wanted to say a huge thank you for being there for us all. This excellent podcast has been my constant companion during this pandemic and I'm sure many others would say the same. Love the introduction, love the music choices and all the the encounter stories. Just incredible Keep well🙂

This was so good! Man what a life you lead Robert!! Lucky ducky! .looking forward to part 2 I’m gonna listen again

@wood4life

2 жыл бұрын

🍄🍄🍄🍄🍄🍄👌

@intellectic9155

Жыл бұрын

Stop letting your dreams be dreams.

We forget the things we take for granted.. until our life flashes before our eyes or all your loved ones have passed away. Ive kind of mentally taught myself not to fall back into the habit of taking things for granted the lady that got kidnapped in Somalia. I was like did she die I was like oh she's telling the story no duh 🌠

I've listened to over 700 episodes. THIS is my favorite.....

@jkb1O5

Жыл бұрын

Which ep is the one (it’s early) where the guys in like, a canyon type of situation and hears them communicating around him with clacks , like Rick clacks (a bunch of em) during the night / I think 🤔

@marymagdalenesghost1382

Жыл бұрын

I don't understand his deal on jawas 😆

@Helldiver420

Жыл бұрын

Episode 729 leave or I will kill you great episode I promise

@lts_Bubba

Жыл бұрын

He sounds like Ron Whites sister 31:04

@GetToughOrDie

Жыл бұрын

The ABSOLUTE BEST I ever Heard was The Mad Minute!

Wow...just wow. Best guest ever.

Could listen to your guest Robert all day.

Yeah , I like this guy , he's done his homework , he should write a book on all that he's encountered. I'd buy it..definitely !

Definitely get him back on VERY INFORMATIVE

@katherinejay3219

2 жыл бұрын

I agree.

@SnailHatan

2 жыл бұрын

Dude said a ghost broke his back as a kid. That’s not informative, it’s just delusional

@TaraMae212

Жыл бұрын

He was amazing! One of the best guests yet!

@jasoncharles8651

Жыл бұрын

@@SnailHatan ohh contraire, calling of names is for three year olds, to not believe is something to keep quiet about. The ways of the world are many, the searchers of these ways are few.

@SnailHatan

Жыл бұрын

@@jasoncharles8651 easy on the reefer there, pal. You need to still be able to think while you’re stoned

When field researchers such as Robert Kryder bring the evidence they go big! Thanks for this recording.

@danielbianchi3479

2 жыл бұрын

I believe every word this Man says!

One of my favorite episodes I could listen to Mr. Kryder for hrs, very intelligent man.

Loved the Story of the Seals Rescue of Jessica! Thanks for Sharing Wes!!

@happyvalley6990

Жыл бұрын

its a story, not real.

Kryder is a brilliant man. Tomfoolery is where 99% are confused, do not let them kid you, because most are.

That girls story has absolutely blown my Brain god bless her and the boys that saved her

@tracywerner4315

2 ай бұрын

Made me cry. She was strong.

Robert is very credible (to me atleast) and knowledgeable, his research is thorough and detailed as well. Definitely recommend people to watch his video’s.

@kayevans3047

2 жыл бұрын

What's the name of video

@TaraMae212

Жыл бұрын

@@kayevans3047 go to "Kryder Exploration" youtube channel

I was choked up by Jessica's story. Thank you, Lord, for making a way where there seemed to be no way. I'm happy for her, proud of her, Thankful for her Victory.

Thank you for recognizing Jessica and the others. I remember when this happened. I prayed for her daily!! She seemed so tiny and fragile. I'm so thankful she and the others were saved!!! My son spent 15 months in Baghdad. It was all a horrible time!!!

"Yeah I dont know how I feel about digging thru poop to find answers.." And thats when he realized, that when it comes to Bigfoot hunting, there's levels to this game.

This man is unstoppable

Thanks for the share Mr Stroud.

I have heard through several videos that It is because Meldumb's religion prohibits him from acknowledging sasquatch as a human being. Morman's cannot allow them to be human. Robert Kryder, I love his knowledge,He is very informative and decisive.Cant wait until he is on again.

@Meritouschannels

2 жыл бұрын

That is absolutely NOT the case as with most rumors and hearsay. Meldrums opinions have zero to do with the LDS religion in fact, this particular religion's philosophies allow for this human species to be part of our belief. I have mentioned Sabe at church and had members share their experiences after church (yes...put that in your glass and swallow very quickly). This clearly isn't a religious issue with Meldrum. I guarantee it :)

@haveaniceday7950

2 жыл бұрын

@@Meritouschannels are you LDS? What specificity allows for Sasquatch to be human in LDS? Thanks!

@Meritouschannels

2 жыл бұрын

@@haveaniceday7950 Why would I want to put myself out there on a 3rd party page to offer a personal opinion gained through examination and culmination of my own personal research? I’m not a guest or host on this show. I offered a layman’s opinion about Meldrum and you can take it or leave it - either way. Or you may choose to do your own research. I charge 500.00 an hour to indoctrinate Lol 😂 Have a great day!

@haveaniceday7950

2 жыл бұрын

@@Meritouschannels you're not interested in sharing with other Christians what you've found?

@Meritouschannels

2 жыл бұрын

@@haveaniceday7950 encourage people to explore - it’s not my job and it’s not your job to try to make it my job lol 😂

Thanks for sharing Les Stroud!!!

Man Kryder killed it. Boy did he drop some extremely good points with the primate or human subject matter. Very interesting

@unropednope4644

2 жыл бұрын

Humans ARE primates. Apes and monkeys are cousins to humans since we all evolved from a common ancestor approx. 60 million years ago. If bigfoot was just an great ape or monkey they would have been found decades ago and they would probably be in zoos.

I had my experience in Washington State near the bridge of the Gods. My girlfriend and I hiked along the shore line passing apple fields. We stopped to take in the beauty of nature and I noticed something large and ape like was watching us from behind a tree. It seen me and quickly moved back further into the woods and it appeared to have disappeared into the woods. The experience made me a believer and interested in the Bigfoot lore !

@williambennett7033

Жыл бұрын

Where is this bridge?

@lance5041

Жыл бұрын

@@williambennett7033 east of Portland. Google map it. By Stevenson, kinda, over the Columbia River

That's great stuff Robert! Thank you for sharing your knowledge and experiences. Thank you Wes for sharing as well!

There have been Seven (7) previous advanced civilisations on this planet, many years ago back in the late 70s I read the entire works of a Tibetan Monk. His name was Tuesday Lombsang Rampa & he spoke interestingly about these same treasures buried in caves in the Himalayas etc, very well worth the read. He speaks of & details items just like this bloke, of advanced tech & wonderous machines but all this was back in the 70s when he wrote this.

I love how there is a philosophy behind why he wants to talk about Bigfoot. He wants to shake up the powers that be, and I have felt the same way in releasing information and showing the public with my research. I’m so glad somebody else feels the same way. I never knew this about Robert. You can only imagine that once the government starts hitting you where it hurts, meaning financially, you would want to get back at them, but I must applaud this man for his philosophies and openly declaring what he believes.

@angrydrunkengerman2819

Жыл бұрын

Once you've experienced how things really work it creates a loathing for power and positions of power. There's the way people think things work and the way they really work - in education, law enforcement, banking, big business, etc. It helps to re-center you on the importance of people and not institutions.

@MrDuffy81

Жыл бұрын

@@angrydrunkengerman2819 I have no idea what you’re trying to say. Who is focusing on institution instead of people? I’ve got plenty of deep philosophies, and I could talk for hours about anything you think I don’t know about.

@angrydrunkengerman2819

Жыл бұрын

@@MrDuffy81 It was simple and I meant what I said. You are not all people. You are not most people. You specifically were not who I was talking about. You made a great point about "shaking up the powers that be" and in agreement, IN AGREEMENT, I was stating that people put too much faith in institutions. Political parties, Charities, Religious institutions, instead of each other. Other than the fact you were on the internet I'm not sure why you took offense to that.

@MrDuffy81

Жыл бұрын

@@angrydrunkengerman2819 well, you and I are the only one on this chat and you said “it helps to re-center you on the importance of people and not institutions.’ I wasn’t really offended. I just was looking for some clarification. Thanks though.

Definitely one of the best episodes thus far! So much information, Robert knows what he's talking about and explained so much. Gotta get him back on! 👍🏾

so so glad you are doing all these....my encounters with friends on their testimonies ....and my own of flat out STRANGE things but awesome esperiences.

@jasonzorn5360

2 жыл бұрын

I'd love to send you my Gmail and hear your accounts if you don't mind.

@TheElokim

2 жыл бұрын

send me ur Gmail...thanks

@antlerr

2 жыл бұрын

just be careful if you do try to find one my encounter it shown signs it will attack so don't push your luck, and all me and a friend where doing was fishing inside are provicial park and stayed till dusk and seen the park in pitch black, and no one can say when your brandnew batteries die in your headlamp and it is aggressive towards you well just be carefull.

@lukaswilliams5851

2 жыл бұрын

@@antlerr dude... What? It's so hard to decipher your English. Speak in complete literate sentences.

@pzzuo1387

2 жыл бұрын

@@antlerr I had no problem understanding your comment. Lucas is just being hard on you.

Seven minutes and I have such chicken skin and good happy feelings. Thanks for that. So glad to hear a good story

@jimmylarge1148

11 ай бұрын

Chicken skin. Never heard that one before. Goose bumps 😂

The story in the beginning with the editing of our National Anthem made me so Proud to be an American. God bless, Jessica. God bless our Navy Seals. God Bless the USA. 🇺🇸

Robert has Real World Knowledge. Started following his channel right away

Bigfoot pulled my friend out of his tent 3 times playing because he would leave his tent open and even had big hand marks on ankle

@lespoole8527

2 жыл бұрын

Not enough meat ? For his crew scary 😨.

I really enjoyed this show, the guy is very interesting @ informative, he held my interest and left me wanting to hear more.... Ya just gotta have him back again!!!

*The. Best. Episode. Ever.*

Very interesting and knowledgeable guest, do have him on, again.

Wes, this is your best interview yet, thanks.

Just found this channel...Great Interview! Sometimes I listen to this as I'm going to sleep.

Compared to a lot of people I hear say they track Sasquatch this guy actually sounds like he’s been studying a species and their living style or habits

Amazing episode! Loved Robert’s insightful commentary. Looking forward to the part two.

Need more guys like Kryder to come forward! Love his “F the powers that be” mentality

This just breaks my heart. And I am so glad they got saved ....., Ty American military

this was the best presentation on Sabe I have ever heard, thank you.

They could have rescued Jessica at any time. But we let her go through 3 months of hell first. WHY?

@jodigurl72

Жыл бұрын

I believe they used her for political gain. Like every thing else. They shouldn't of waited til she was damn near dead to go get her! And they didn't want a story of her dying over there either come out, so that's why they sent our brave navy seals over to get her. But they should of done that sooner! That's how I feel about it. Because I remember this making national news. Avril Laghviene wrote a song about it. Really good song. I think it's called it's a damn cold night? I could be wrong, but those are some of the lyrics in the song. Check it out. Fits Jessica's situation perfectly! I slaughtered Avril's last name trying to spell it. Lol.

@notanymore9471

Жыл бұрын

It was Obama in office, do you really need to ask that?

@barrabusthegrey3149

Ай бұрын

Things take time spinn up a HR

One of the best episodes I’ve heard yet.

Gosh that opening tribute had me crying. You know you're going to be in good hands when they send the seals

@happyvalley6990

Жыл бұрын

its a story, not real.

@tacticaloutdoors7553

Жыл бұрын

@@happyvalley6990 oh really? 🤣

@birgittagaskell8798

Жыл бұрын

@@tacticaloutdoors7553 it did happen, not just a story

@tacticaloutdoors7553

Жыл бұрын

@@birgittagaskell8798 I know, I was just waiting to hear why he said it was just a story lol.

One of my adult daughters seems to have a built in Sasquatch homing nature. Shes taken me to multiple sites to see them. My first experience was from a vehicle, in the Chelf Mtn area. We drove into a side road and she told me to look up to the top of a ridge. There it was, large, burly, but confidently standing, overlooking the area below him. In nearby areas, Ive watched a Saskwatch in a twinkling of an eye, shape shift into a wild turkey which waddled confidently across the road disappearing into the forest. Other Chief Mtn side roads are lined with one tree after another broken off and bent at abt the 6-8ft ht. She has respect for these creatures, keeping a distance, but she seems drawn to their locales.

One of the best episodes. I could listen to this guy all night incredible insight.

@MrDuffy81

2 жыл бұрын

He has a few interviews out there. He’s a really good guest. He’s really great with technology as well. He sold a friend of mine a parabolic dish that he made. My friend loves it and says it’s amazing. He can hear things miles away with it.

@100ballster

2 жыл бұрын

@@MrDuffy81 Can you recommend any other interviews?!?

@MrDuffy81

2 жыл бұрын

@@100ballster Check out world bigfoot radio. He was on there. He might have been on the Mannimal podcast as well…

@100ballster

2 жыл бұрын

@@MrDuffy81 Thanks! Cheers, 👍🏻

@KryderExploration

2 жыл бұрын

@@MrDuffy81 Thanks bro

Great guest….phenomenal insight and hands on experience.

You had me at emitting field ughhh…ancient beam technology in an algorithm.

This man's journey should have everyone stopped in their tracks and asking more questions.

@danielbianchi3479

2 жыл бұрын

Absolutely Correct!

@ZippyTripped

2 жыл бұрын

If he found 2lwhat he said he's found, we'd all know it by now. Skepticism is your friend.

@Stampedby__bonetti

Жыл бұрын

@@ZippyTripped mmm I see your point, but idk man. There are new species being discovered every day, we just don’t find out about it because we have our busy lives to attend to. And also, myself I don’t think publicizing the discovery of these mammals would bring about anything beneficial tbh. I think a lot of people would lowkey freak out and completely stop enjoying the outdoors and A LOT of national forest parks would probably have to close down. I’m sure some people would feel more curiosity than fear and would probably try to go see one, and then you have the crazy gun freaks who would actively go hunting for them starting a war basically with these apes, and that’s when the shit really gets bad. If you don’t believe in them that’s fine because it’s your own belief and opinion. Myself I don’t see why it would be difficult to believe, if species like octopus and platypus can exist then I think big foot can most definitely exist as well. I believe the reasons so many people are in denial is because 1. They haven’t seen solid evidence which is a totally valid reason. 2. Subconsciously they are terrified by the thought of another humanoid who is double their height and more than double their weight with intelligence. So some of these people are in true denial out of pure fear. I mean really why is it so hard to believe? Lol there’s quite a bit of different ape species that we know of so it’s pretty obvious these Sasquatch’s have a high probability of existing. There’s also a ton of stories from Vietnam veterans who fought in the jungle and encountered these apes too, although those might have been like a different type but still same general type of ape.

Jesus man. Right in the feels. And I’m Canadian lol.

This guy is by far the most credible person I've ever heard . He's either a world class actor and storyteller, or it's true. What a guest.

That is just deadly information, wow. I admire the balls this man has to just research in their company. I'd probably drop a deuce in my pants if l saw a 14 footer, omg. I believe every word about the Sasquatch on what he observed. They are people.

@danielferrari8849

Жыл бұрын

That guy knows more than I've learnt in 30 yrs and I've researched everything I possibly could to do with bigfoot lol that was great to hear all of that it made my head spin a little bit and I'm a true believer.

Praise God for Jessica. Thanks Wes, the Kryder interview was profound. Happy New Year x

@jerusalem5646

2 жыл бұрын

Where’s the news article…. Is this story true or bullshit…. I want to read proof that this happened… apparently the Jessica lynch story was a coverup or lie….. Jesse Ventura exposed this story…

@lynnhathaway3755

2 жыл бұрын

@@jerusalem5646 Jessica Buchanan was kidnapped and held for ransom by Somali pirates. Jessica Lynch was captured in Iraq and was held in a hospital. She has spent years trying to correct the story that the Pentagon was spinning.

@jerusalem5646

2 жыл бұрын

@@lynnhathaway3755 okay 👍🏼 cool 😎

@MrDuffy81

2 жыл бұрын

@@lynnhathaway3755 nothing the government says is true. Nothing the United States military does is just or fair.

@MrDuffy81

2 жыл бұрын

This is not his channel… It says survivor man… Who is monetarily benefiting from this channel? Does anyone respond to the comments?

He called her, "My Love." ❤️

Amazing how general public don’t believe after all of this evidence.

1:11:17- If they mark rubbing posts / structures regularly, why don't we have their hair and DNA?

Thank you for sharing these! Would love to know this guest!!

I like that combination of back country experience with academic intelligence.

This is the most creíble witness on the most 45:03 credible channel among the most credible group of witnesses anywhere.

I'm a new sub, really enjoy the content, have smelt very little BS so far. Love from Wales, UK.

@WhiteManXRP

2 жыл бұрын

there is no bullshit....period

@jerusalem5646

2 жыл бұрын

This dude speaking about tree 🌲 structures sounds like bullshit…. He spends his life out there trying to observe these creatures but when he arrives at a structure with 100ft trees wrapped around each other he forgets to document it… no video footage or photos… nothing more than a story 🤦🏼‍♀️

@WhiteManXRP

2 жыл бұрын

@@jerusalem5646 i see what you are saying, i was referring to the channel in general...

@jerusalem5646

2 жыл бұрын

@@WhiteManXRP okay 👍🏼 cool 😎

@cjones3710

2 жыл бұрын

Here ye hear ye calling all.cons. No.lying aloud nor acting please. If you tell talws u are in trouble for sure😀

I am not a cryptic believer but this man is no nut-case. He is calm and cool and reminds me of Bob Lazar oh how he is very clear and concise with his words. No us or diluting his story with maybes or speculation. This guy is the real deal and I would go out there and help him given the chance

@kevincharles1983

2 жыл бұрын

This man is absolutely a nut case. There fact that he is calm and saying a ghost broke his back proves he's fucking crazy. Truly crazy people believe the crazy shit they're saying is true so they're going to speak clear and calm. I guarantee you 100% this guy is crazy. Apache helicopters blowing up cliffs.. you believe that?

@scockery

2 жыл бұрын

It's quite possible Bob Lazar is part of a disinformation campaign, either willingly or unknowingly (they showed him a lot of fake stuff).

Best, most informative interview EVER.

My boy Sheff was one of the men who saved Jessica. Talk about hero’s. Those men are the best dudes on the planet.

@VlWalt

11 ай бұрын

Thankyou 🙏

Excellent broadcast. I look forward to more!!

Is this Dude on the Level; or is he embellishing these captivating tales?

@TaraMae212

Жыл бұрын

He's definitely on the level.. above and a genius! Amazing researcher!

Unbelievable Top 3 interview Nobody knows more about Bigfoot than this man This is absolutely mind blowing

@bouncerslabrealnature9143

2 жыл бұрын

Don't bet on it. 💪👁️

@TaraMae212

Жыл бұрын

Agreed! Amazing interview!

In the pits of hell. Going to die. Then you hear American Seals. Great God in heaven thank you.

If this doesn't prove the value of Weses production skills then idk what will. 5 mins in and I've never been so proud t on be an American....God bless anyone who has experienced Jessica's situation

Not all sasquatch interactions are the same but sometimes they seem very familiar. I will not comment directly on this story but I will say that regardless of what took place, I'll always keep a open mind. I'm pretty sure that this story got a little mixed up due to the stress of the situation. The people of the forest are protectors in my opinion. Nuff Said.⚡👁️

Absolutely fascinating show. Great listening, bravo 👏

Great show. Thank you Wes.

We need this guy back on asap

What an excellent session of information and insight great job in finding this guy awesome show

Thankyou for your Service, To all Who Serve & Have Served, Past & Present 🙏

This interview blew my mind 🤯 seriously interesting and many points made a lot of sense to me.

Bigfoots still behaviour is better then most humans haha

Wow. This is a great episode.

This guy is awesome really studying them like a scientist

love your show , brother . I saw one of these things when I was 12!years old. long story. I peed on myself. it was in lacombe , Louisiana. back in 1978.

That first story. Wow. God Bless America.