Strange But True Stories post a story from a man claiming first-hand knowledge of a group of Special Forces who took out an entire family of Sasquatch.
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Glen K
(New Jersey) This “story” has made the rounds for a while. I’ve read many people say it’s Complete Bullshit. I don’t doubt it. Another wild tale from an Anonymous person. This is why SC and BFRO are so important. You’re hearing encounters from real people. You can choose to believe them or not. But at least these witnesses step up and recount their experiences. Many times it’s very difficult for them-but they choose to do so. They give dates, locations, other witnesses involved, detailed descriptions, etc, And expose themselves to questioning. To me, a Big difference.
Sam T
Just another example of bigfoot being a flesh and blood creature and nothing else.
STEVE S
Calling Bull Shit on this one
doug w
What sounds like made up there?? You got a serious problem with these things why not send in seals or Delta or rangers or marsoc?? It fits their mission to a tee. A small trained group of operators up against a man like problem in the forest. They train for this very thing every day. Except this time it’s not a war Lord in Afghanistan but some primate family in the hills of NC. I can’t think of a better group of people to eliminate the problem better. And for the team member they lost well it more than likely went down as killed in at training op at ft Bragg. Truth most people can’t handle.
Charles R
I am glad others are seeing this for what it really is. Complete BS story and nothing more. Either it was just made up by someone and given to Dave Schrader, or a deep state operative just trying to stir the pot with disinformation and trying to disenfranchise the community.
Tony W
I live right around the corner from there
Doug S
I read the blog it appeared on
http://www.phantomsandmonsters.com
Great story, but sadly short on details. 7 members but no breakdown of the family or their sizes, their habitation sites, the detail of what they were eating (internal organs or muscle) etc. So a good bedtime story that needs to be “fleshed out” if you will pardon the pun.
Also no detail other than shooting with 7.92 in the chest.
Doug S
Here’s the direct link, otherwise you have to sift through a bunch of stuff:
http://www.phantomsandmonsters.com/2017/04/us-special-forces-hunt-killer-bigfoot.html
It was bugging me, I had to check, it was a 7.62 round that killed the Bigfoot in the story.
Steve E
Not sure if it is true, but it is a cool story..
Brian C
Concocted for pure entertainment. This story is fiction.
Gene P
We gotta get WES to interview the Sheriff.
Mat N
Regardless whether the account if fiction or fact, those types of ops are executed on occasion when a public safety threat exists, depending on the circumstances. It’s likely personnel are required to sign an NDA, in addition to legal consequences of breaching their security clearances. Loss of pension, pay and federal prosecution are som of the consequences of going public