I will be speaking to Author Justin McNeal about his new book The Bigfoot Paradox: Everything is a Lie, and Everything is True.
Summary of the book

Are you ready to question everything you thought you knew?
For centuries, legends of towering, elusive giants lurking in the wilderness have haunted our imagination and defied explanation. But what if the stories were true…and false at the same time? This isn’t just a book about Bigfoot—it’s an invitation to step into a twisted reality where myth and fact blur, and where truth hides in the shadows, waiting to ambush you.
Inside these pages, you’ll uncover shocking accounts, cryptic clues, and hidden histories that have remained buried for decades. You’ll journey through hoaxes, government cover-ups, scientific anomalies, and eerie encounters that will make you question every “fact” you’ve ever heard about the legend of Bigfoot.
But this story doesn’t end with distant folklore. The author himself has ventured deep into the unknown, surviving a harrowing encounter with beasts as legendary as Bigfoot himself—a near-fatal experience that left him forever changed. Step into his world, where personal brushes with terror, close calls, and whispered secrets reveal a side of cryptids you’ve never seen before.
This book doesn’t ask if Bigfoot exists. It dares you to decide for yourself.
Delve into the unknown, the mysterious, and the truth that will leave you speechless.
Prepare to question everything you thought you knew: Are the hunters actually the hunted?”
Discover the real reason no bodies are ever found… or is that just another lie?”
From ancient legends to modern cover-ups, has the truth about Bigfoot been hiding in plain sight?”
Science or folklore? This book blurs the line until there’s no going back.”
A shocking experiment proves: People see what they want to see. But what if you’re wrong?”
An eerie blend of fact and fiction—so twisted even we aren’t sure what’s real anymore.”
Is Bigfoot just a myth… or an unearthly being defying everything we understand?”
The exercises in this book will awaken your spirit, break you free from the constraints of modern life, and transform you into a primal force of nature—drawing Bigfoot to you like a magnet.
The Bigfoot Paradox: Everything is a Lie, and Everything is True
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Brian L
Whoop Whoop!! Thanks Wes
Warren P
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Maria G
thx Wes.. getting ready to watch the Kentucky Derby and then listen to tonights episode… awesome rainy night activities. Hi SC family
Sharity
You should sleep good then – the Derby was the most boring event I ever attended lol! 🤣☺️
Randy Z
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Leslie M
Hi Wes!
Joseph K
Thanks Wes!
Venzulo
Aw yeah beb,
Thanks Wes! You da man!
Craig S
Saweet. Thanks Wes
Thomas H
Thx 878
Craig F
Thank you everyone for all of your efforts, including the creatures without which there can be no story to tell.
Shalm M
Love me some SC
Thanks Wes!!
Very cool!!
Joey B
Thank ya Wes. Let’s GO!!!
Claire L
Happy Saturday Sasquatch Chroniclers and thank you Wes as always.
Lesley V
Hi Wes, looking forward to another great show! Thanks so much.
Stacey C
Interesting…… what a world we live in ‼️‼️‼️
Jacob S
Thanks Wes!
Teri Z
Will be listening to your show later tonight. The guest’s book sounds intriguing, to say the least. 😀
Lisa B
Wahoo Wes! ♥️
Thanks Wes!!
Watched about 35 minutes of it.
Elizabeth B
Justin, you had an Angel looking out for you for sure to survive that experience in the jungle. Thank you for coming on the show. Your book sounds amazing. Wes, have you seen the show Grimm? It’s on amazon prime now. It is easily one of greatest shows out there. One of the episodes covers the Aswang in season 3. You have to watch the show in order though or it won’t make sense. Cheers!
Sharity
I loved Grimm!
Ronald K
PTR91 is a copy of the HK91 in 7.62×51. His firearm facts aren’t correct.
CJ M
Wow! i wasn’t expecting that…super interesting guest, found myself wishing you had more time to get more stories from him. Thank you Wes.
Linda B
Whoop whoop. 🙂
Ronald K
The correct term/name for Bigfoot/Sasquatch in the Philippines is Kapri. I’ve interviewed many Filipinos, and I’m married to one, and shown them the Patterson film and they all say “that’s a Kapri”. Some joke and say they like to hide in trees and smoke cigars but it’s just their preference for tobacco leaves.
Ronald K
I let my Filipino wife listen to his attack part of the story. She said the homemade Filipino drink, Tubo, causes hallucinations. She’s had American friends drink it and think they were seeing dragons and many other crazy stories.
Rob B
Great show Wes, what a trip and getting this book.
Shawn R
Loved it … Thank you Wes 😊
Richard C
i think the ashwongs were just frickin cannibals and that dude was lucky to get out alive because they were hungry.🫨
Teresa P
Had a hard time following this one
Jennifer J
Lots of holes in the plot. Also find it strange that he doesn’t seem to understand that he “shaman” who took him into the jungle jacked him. He commented several times on his size but never seems to understand how it affects the way people interact with him. Calling BS on this one.
Chad W
Fascinating and terrifying stories. Thank you for sharing them, Justin. I enjoyed hearing “Whitestar” at the end of the episode. One of my favorite Sasquatch Chronicles closing songs!
Lisa W
this is a little tough to believe. I’m sorry
Ronald K
I concur. First his firearms “facts” are not correct and the drink, Tubo, is known to cause hallucinations.
Cassandra R
this was a little hard to follow 🫤
Charles R
Good thing you described yourself as a beast of a man, otherwise you may have been dinner for several days for these Aswang, which I have never heard of before, my fault of course. What a crazy crazy ordeal and one as wild as what happened to my cousin in the Phillipines. Actually he was my Mom’s cousin from Jackson, Michigan who in WW2 was with the Army on the Phillipines to secure Manila Bay. The Bataan Peninsula was were they made their last stand, and the Japanese finally forced them to surrender. Then came the famous Bataan Death March to the prison camps in which maybe as many as 20,000 American soldiers and Fillipinos died during the horrendous march. Mom’s cousing made it and at some point later in his internment, he excaped. A Japanese patrol found him and were going to shoot him. However one of the Japanese patrol soldiers had gone to the University of Chicago with my second cousin and he got the Japanese commander to not shoot him because he had a radio and engineering degree and could be of value.
Blanche D
Creepy and horrible. Stuff of nightmares. Curios they speak Philippine.
Khalil N
Really fascinating account. Did you ever catch up with the guide?
Daniel M
Definitely a break from the usual. interesting story. I have to admit I laughed when he talked about finding the house after being robbed and abandoned by his “guide” only to be drugged. I didn’t expect what came next. Like the skinwalker phenomenon, something very real may be happening here. Keep em coming Wes!