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Sep 16

Sunday’s Show: It had a look like “I’m going to kill you” Update

Steve writes “I was completely frozen with fear I was 20 feet from the shoreline and this thing was about 10 feet in the tree line… I could not do anything except sit there and stare…. I watched it for what seemed to be forever but it was prob a minute as this thing was going nuts…. And as quick as it started it stopped, I was in the coast guard and went through several training and all but nothing could prepare me for what happened next…. I was at the point of fight or flight but there was no way I was gonna fight…. As I tried to gather my thoughts and pick up my jaw and figure out if I pissed myself or not …this palm branch moved to the side and I saw this …… Monster… Just staring at me.”

**Update

Steve took my advice and spoke to his friend who is in law enforcement and both men returned to the site of the encounter. You might be surprised to hear what happen to these guys when they returned. Steve also shares what his friend told him about these creatures and how they handle encounter reports. After returning to the site and spending time with his law enforcement friend, Steve was paid a visit letting him know he saw a bear and not to discuss this in the future.

 

12 Responses to “Sunday’s Show: It had a look like “I’m going to kill you” Update”

  1. Dave T

    Gary Callahan rises from the dead to try and silence another eyewitness again. All I can say is you don’t want to come to my door Gary, I’ll shove that bear up your ass!

  6. Curly N.S.

    Oh boy, fire up the popcorn kettle folks&Wes hey i know what ur saying@1of those weeks. Has been for a good while this way, one day at a time my friend. Why i laugh much as i can&enjoy my paranormal/cryptid stuff among others, on a daily basis ? keep on rocking bro!

    • Paula B

      Martin Z – hahahaha! Good one, thanks! I’ve heard that often they don’t care at all that a human has seen them.
      But apparently they are very territorial, and don’t want to offer snacks or sodas when humans are in their ‘hood.

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