The Most Incredible Bigfoot Encounter Ever Told
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- Опубліковано 25 чер 2022
- I met with a witness to bigfoot in the spring of 2019. Nothing could have prepared me for the story I heard. I have been struggling with this video for literally years, but I figured it's time to just do it one way or the other.
All the Illustrations in this narrative are drawn by the witness himself, Randy Cutrara. He was only ten years old when this all went down, so the drawings were made to help him understand the experience. He refers to this incident as the Monster of Morse Lake.
I decided to break this video into two parts. In this video, I go over the narrative. In part two, I let Randy tell it in his own words.
This is the most unbelievable story I've ever believed. I don't feel like I'm skilled enough to do this story justice, but I tried my best, and sometimes that is the best a person can do.
Part one can be found here: • Interview With a Witne...
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"Where's Tim?"
"Oh, he's in the corn field, playing with a troll."
Worst. Babysitter. Ever.
Right?
Foreal what kind of shit is that?
I'm saying 😂
70’s babysitters were just built different
@@crazysilly2914 *cracks egg with bicep which anyone can do because it has nothing to do with muscle mass*
This story went from "I saw sasquatch as a kid" to "Yeah, female sasquatch touched my nuts" and then finally ended with "Man, the government mindwiped me with chemicals" real fast.
That toof a mf turn
Yea the dude is just telling us about his dreams into reality. His channel is circling bushes and paradolia and that instantly told me the guy was a scammer!
@@miketyson8933how is he making money?
@@BobGymlan He's trying! I'm shocked you believed this guy, especially seeing his videos circling bushes. Those are the worst kinds of Bigfooters. They are all over out here! There's a spot that was an old military testing ground, MASSIVE area, and there's always whooping and whistling. You want to experience Bigfoot come to Washington State especially in end of September-October
@@BobGymlan attention, clout, acceptance. People have different motives. Just cause your paranoid don't mean they aren't out to get you. Keep sharing
I had a soccer coach that was a search and rescue professional. This was a "no bs" type of guy. He had a famous dog named Ranger......anyways he was a believer. He told a story about a little boy that got lost in the woods for days. The conditions were so bad that the boy could not have survived by himself. The little boy said that a very tall hairy man took care of him. When asked if he had a beard, he said he was all hair like he had a beard all over.
That story had made me wonder.
I feel so sad for Mike...he just wanted to play.
Does anyone else think this story COULD be an incredibly good horror film?
Definitely!
We need a Bigfoot movie for sure! Or even Nephilim
No
NO MORE SHOWING HUMANS NEED TO STEP UP AND Evolve !
Yes, Randy agrees
I love how Randy drew himself as having an 8 pack at 10 years old. One of the best big foot stories I've heard can't wait to hear the rest
lol, kids back then we're skinny and strong
@@classicrocklover5615 this is so true. I’ve seen pictures of my dad and his friends when they were kids. Not an ounce of fat while all my little friends had moobs.
Too many Doritos for you lol. Most young active kids do in fact have abs. Especially skinny kids..
@@BobGymlan i really .miss men with flat chests.. now they all have bosoms and i already have my own, so i feel like there are no more men left in the world. it is extremely frustrating.
@@mattno9834 yup. My kids abs were cut when he was 7, he was very active. My aunt said kids don’t have 6 packs and it was his ribs showing, lol.
Whenever I think "It's been long since Bob posted something", he does. Works every time.
I had the same thought only last evening!
Well, maybe You shouldn't take so long pauses in thinking about him..? 🤔😄😉
Think about that more often man
I was thinking the exact same thing this morning! 🙌
Me too. Started two evenings ago.
I was never interested in Sasquatch until 2 years ago when a good friend told me he encountered one while hunting in Kentucky. He’s an attorney and has zero motivation to fabricate a story about seeing a humanoid ape creature standing 8 feet tall at 5:30 am deep in the forest. I heard his story and thought to myself, “this is crazy, who the hell sees a Bigfoot and why and how and what the heck?” After listening to dozens of Sasquatch Chronicles podcasts there is no doubt these creatures are as real as it gets.
Dude don’t say that stuff I live in Kentucky I don’t wanna see see one of these things
Have you delved into Bigfoot odyssey?
I can tell you what motivates most so called "skeptics" non believers. FEAR!
I wonder what they taste like.
@@WarrenHolly LOL, and what city do you live in.
the drawing of Mike's eyes turning red is perhaps the most terrifying possible depiction of a mammal
The creature's biology is insane, definitely unique as far as Bigfeet go. Tusks, the ability to shift it's eye color at will, two hearts? Something real fishy there
The fact that Randy has never sketched before beginning to sketch his memories is the most intriguing.
That and the telescoping fangs.
As an art teacher... idk man he uses conic perspective, good contrast and composition, lightning, correct anatomy... theyre things people who dont draw, usually dont even consider. I guess it could be true and hes a genious but i dont believe it. The portrait of the angry kid... pfff expression, the front view of the nose, the light above the lip... yeah thats not from someone that has never drew before or been interested in art.
@@arm0ur_099 It's also possible he went back and enhanced his original drawings.
@@arm0ur_099 to be clear, he started drawing around 1999. These ‘final” drawings were from 2015-2019. So he had 15 years of practicing before coming up with these particular drawings.
Sorry if I wasn’t clear in the vid.
I can't get my head around the tusks/fangs. I've heard tusks in relation to what some researchers are calling "mountain giants", the really huge 10-15 foot+ creatures. But they're usually described as being something like a boar's, jutting out of the lower jaw. I don't know of any animal with retracting teeth like that, not even snakes actually do that (theirs fold).
@@BobGymlan that makes sense, thx
I think you didn't expect to saw a guy from roughly half way across the world to watch this but I'm amazed by your narration and Randy's illustration. Hello from Vietnam.
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@@BobGymlan 🇻🇳
Hello from São Paulo, too!
Hi from uk 🇬🇧
Hi from France 🇨🇵
I find it very hard to believe Randy had never drawn before. He’s using techniques that even experienced animators I know struggle with. Clearly he’s had some experience. Especially when it comes to how these look more like storyboards than pictures drawn from memory.
Possibly, his skill at drawing was connected in some way, to his suppressed memory.
this could be a case of art brut. these sorta works have something quite magical. not always about typical skillful expression per se but instead so authentic it has the touch of the divine many contemporary professional artists chase but often not as successfully as "real" art brut. but the source of art brut is often connected to mental health issues, making them quite connected to the viewers subconscious. again, familiar even if fantastical. beautifully uncanny.
obviously, who does he think he's fooling
thats what you find hard to believe?
Idt it’s that hard to believe that it could be possible. He had suffered with a traumatic event that was locked in his memory that he was struggling to collectively recover. Illustrating what happened in great detail is likely an outlet for him, therapeutically committing the events to paper in a sequential and cohesive manner. I’m sure he didn’t frame the literal very first depictions. My son can draw so well that I picked up his book and looked at my husband, “Kurt Cobain?” Mind you it was his depiction that made me recognize Cobain, not the other way around. Some ppl have natural talent.
It's okay to let us know you need help. We'll do what we can to help you. You're doing good work Bob.
Thank you, I really appreciate it.
His description of how they appear when running on all fours really jibes with my account. I already had bears on the brain after an earlier scare that day, so I had cognitive dissonance at what I was seeing scurrying across the path and into the brush. I made it fit the bear encounter, like a square peg in a round hole and it's been like that since 1975. Yeah, I'm a bit skeptical on the "recalled" memories, but have to admit the amount of detail is compelling. BTW, I'm almost 65, and can tell you that parents couldn't give a shit about what their kids were doing. I lived in what is now Silicon Valley, and we could hop on our bikes and ride 2-3 towns away, being gone all day and our parents wouldn't worry until after we missed dinner. Times have certainly changed.
I'm 39, and my parents were pretty much the same way. When there wasn't school, we would be gone literally all day, and Mom and Dad really wouldn't fuss about it as long as we were back for dinner. As a matter of fact, if it was a Saturday afternoon, and we were inside, on the couch watching TV..eventually Mom would come in and turn the TV off and tell us to go outside and find something to do. We would NEVER have been allowed to sit in front of a TV, or on a video game all day. We really wouldn't have wanted to tho. Growing up in the sticks of Missouri, we would jump on our 4 wheelers and dirt bikes, and head on off into the woods with our fishing poles and a rifle, and be gone all day. There were plenty of times at 11 and 12 years old we would go camp out for the night on our own. Lol I'm pretty sure my generation was probably the last generation of kids who grew up like that, and had that kind of freedom. Hell kids now don't even seem to want that kind of freedom. They seem perfectly content spending all of their free time locked in their rooms playing video games, or on social media. To me, that is nearly unfathomable. Lol Our rooms were where we got sent when we were in trouble! If we were inside all day, its because it was either raining, or we were in trouble and being punished for something! But you are right..things are much different now.
Same here, even though I grew up in the 80’s and 90’s. My parents and my friends’ parents actually encouraged us to be outside and go explore and we definitely did. We’d be incredibly deep in the woods or 10 miles away and they wouldn’t bat an eye. I even got hit by a Cadillac when I was 14(and miraculously avoided injury) and they never knew until I was in my 20s.
Same here, teen in 70’s. Best Rock n Roll EVER. 👍🏼
My mother would lock the front door... in winter. Lol. I remember being huddled up on the porch with my older brother and sister. New England cold sucks on the northern mountains. But, summer days this place was heaven. Running wild, running free, just like that old Iron Maiden tune.
@@mattjack3983 really you were the only generation with that type of freedom. I’m glad I got a bit in the 90s but it’s not safe for my kids. Sad
Growing up in Michigan, as a kid in the 70's, I thought nothing of the boys camping in the woods at their age. I find this to be very normal. My parents had a woods behind their house, the one I grew up in, and since the age of six, I would always go exploring. Times were different back then, we would ride our bikes all over, WITHOUT helmets. I can certainly appreciate how this might be considered reckless in today's climate.
Can confirm as well. Spent every summer in The Upper Peninsula from age 7-14 (1976-83) visiting the family farm. Every day was spent exploring dozens of acres of untouched, hardwood forests. Totally normal for me and my sister and cousins to roam the woods on our own from sun up to sundown. I love those woods and I get to see them next month. Planning some wood knock experiments at a swamp and forest far from roads and homes.
Ya we were the same growing up in the early eighties in Canada. Always camping out and riding our bikes everywhere. It was nothing out of the ordinary to beg the parents to let the pack of neighborhood kids disappear into the forest for the night.
Yep, back in the day ,we where allowed to ride without safety gear, what's a helmet? Several bike accidents, one resulting in a concussion and fractured skull with over 2 weeks in the hospital.
Me living in Europe where there is almost no forests left and reading all these awesome stories ... You guys are very lucky
Same here. Can you IMAGINE trying to be “cool” back then with a helmet on your bike? We were all trying to be Evil Knievel jumping trash cans etc.
As a child of the 70's the phrase "back then kids were treated like people" is a profound statement and so quotable and explains so much about what's going on with kids today. As an artist myself, you made good observations about the drawings.
It’s not the kids that change. Kids will always be kids. They just look different from our generation. Each generation thinks it was the best. We always think that the generations that come, after us are somehow less real and we were. But that’s not true.
I was born in the 70s. Kids weren't treated like "people". They were treated like burdens that didn't need adults to raise them or teach them to be good people. Kids in ths 1970 and 80s were neglected and left to fend for themselves.
yeah, they had to take care of themselves, watch out for themselves... like people.@@YTistooannoying
@@YTistooannoyingit depends on who you're talking about. The 80s and especially the 90s spawned a record number of kids who turned 35 and were still at home living like 15 with mommies blessings.
@@user-ky2it8qc5k that's just stupid propaganda. 1. What's wrong with living with your parents? For hundreds of years families all lived together. 2. It's not that they are choosing to live with them because they don't want to be adults, but because the previous generation (the boomers, who are these kids parents) effed up the economy. They were able to work their way through college. Heck it was cheap even when I went ($15 a credit hour). Meanwhile I had a neice who graduated university $50,000 in debt and my son's college is $350 a credit hour. These kids have lost hope and here you are demeaning them for something out of their control AND IF they are as you accuse then again it is due to neglectful parents, it's their fault for not raising their kids more mindfully and those are the consequences of being a selfish, crappy parent.
I definitely don't think that Randy is making this up because of the way he recalls the events. He doesn't stutter or take any breaks. It's very fluid the way he talks and explains everything in minute detail. Although it does sound hard to believe, I just find it fascinating and quite believable in my opinion. Thanks Bob
WHAT!?!?!?
You shave no experience with dealing with a delusional person, do you?
As a former smoker of 40 years, may I say Congratulations and here’s to breathing better! Your videos always amaze me, there is so much we as humans will never understand!
It was the money for me. I could (literally) not afford 15 bucks a day.
The health was a pleasant side effect.
Thank you!
@@BobGymlan congratulations on quitting
@@BobGymlan Congratulations (belated as they may be) I too am finding it to be too expensive. At $10 a pack even a pack a day is just too much anymore. I've quit for almost a year a few times, about to do it again, hopefully for good this time! Just wanted to let you know, seeing that you quit in the video actually gave me inspiration to try it again!
$30 for a pack of 20's here in Australia.
@@Hu-WhyteMan I got lucky. I hadn’t smoked in about five months, then during a bit of sadness, I had one.
I fully expected to get hooked again, but it tasted like garbage. Like literal sewage. I couldn’t even finish it.
So I think I got lucky. I’m not eager to have one anytime soon.
Wow! I can tell you put a lot of work into this, awesome job! Thanks so much! Anytime you want to stop over this side of the lake again, you're welcome! Thanks again, Bob!
Randy, that was amazing. Thank you for you willingness to tell your story, and the amazing illustrations.
Your story is amazing. Thanks for sharing it. It takes a lot of fortitude to tell people things that you know are true but also know at least 50% of them will think your a few beers shy of a 6 pack lol. I'm definitely heading over to subscribe to your channel.
Oh this is your story? Looking forward to listening to this. I'll subscribe to your channel aswell. Sasquatch is real. It's a far smarter animal than we all think, in fact when people say "sasquatch is a man" what they really mean to say is that its level of intelligence is leaps and bounds above other animals.
Hey, I'm from Ohio. I know they live in Ohio and Michigan. Some portion of the sasquatch population in Michigan is hostile towards people.
This is an absolutely incredible story. I sincerely hope you have taken measures to insure the safety of yourself and those closest to you. This level of detail will draw unwanted attention from the bat shit crazy to the criminally insane and those that see themselves 'above' the law. Be strong, be careful.
Listening to stories like this is something I'll never get tired of. Thank you Bob for doing what you do; I've gotten through some pretty rough patches with your content, and I can't wait to see what comes next.
You didn't even get a thank you from Bob. Don't even bother next time.
@@DEPORTER_SUPPORTERexactly paying him for nothing lol
@@DEPORTER_SUPPORTERGeez I don't know, maybe he's a busy guy. Don't be so critical.
i hope things are better!
Ignoring someone who genuinely supports your channel is wild lol damn
'Oh, he's playing with a troll in the cornfield..." Best babysitter ever!
🤣🤣🤣
I'm amazed at how cautious and calm "Mike's "(juvenile sasquatch) parents (adult sasquatches) were, never acting aggressive despite the circumstances. What I can't place is how they let "Mike" run rampant despite the danger it put him in, perhaps they were inexperienced parents with little fear or knowledge of humans outside of guns?
Because back then things were 100 percent diff then today, you didn't have the worry of today so to say. Parents would let there kids go out in the woods and camp and think nothing of it, I'm 37 and grew up on a huge farm with plenty of buildings, raised by my grandparents, and me and my neighbors kids would go out all day all around and play around the barns and in the woods. Basically there was less worrines as there is today, just times were different. I belive the story 100 percent. I also have had an up close citing with one of these adult sasquatch, it was on at night, me and my cousin were about to do the same and camp in the woods, it got deathly quiet, and this creature that was on all fours, that was a whitish/ grey color came running at us, it happened so FAST, but being on farmland the first though that came into my mind as it was bluff charging us, was is that a horse?? That's how big it was on all fours, I'm not good with distance, but ik once it got a certain distance from us, which was pretty close,it like automatically turned and went from all fours to 2 legs up the inbankment beside us. We stood there frozen like time had stopped idk how long we stood there like we were hugging each other when it was over, both scared!!! And now that we're grown we have only spoke about it once. I can say the camping trip we was going on ended there!!!
@@TimScottDT He Was talking about Mike the Little Bigfoot and His Parents , Did you even read what he wrote before you posted a summery of your life. Read it Again
Can’t keep a leash on kids forever I suppose.
@@BobGymlan Unfortunately for "mike" that cost him his life
@@TimScottDT Thank you for your story and perspective. I'm glad listening to this truly amazing story encouraged you to share your experiences.
The amount of stories I have heard of Juvenile bigfoot's playing with young children is quite astounding. It's rare, but there seems to be many of these stories, from all over the world too. I don't doubt Randy's story for a second. Awesome vid Bob, thank you for taking the time to create this content.
I wonder if it's linked to the reports of children who were found in the forest after being missing for one or multiple nights, who say they were cared for by a "bear" that gave them berries.
Ive seen a juvenile in the forest.. It was on all 4s until it stood up.. it played with my dog. I thought it was a baby bear at first, expecting momma bear to appear any moment and destroy my dog but it didn't and when it stood up i knew it wasnt a bear.. They literally played. I saw them about 30-50 yards up the trail from me.. Oddly when I got to the spot there were no tracks at all in the snow. My dog was winded but happy like i had been playing with him.. It looked like a harry child with black fur as I got closer and got a better look.
I doubt his story because I see massive duping delight at 13:20 his smiling his @$$ off as he gets attention for his lies
@@privateprivate3767 It's amazing the number of people who see "duping delight" in every witness account, after watching a few body language videos, LOL.
@@Doxymeister Ive never heard that expression before.. but I will say i will never trust a person making money of any situation like this..its as bad as the survival community making shyt up for videos to get ppl to watch so they can get payed ...
I use to have this guy on facebook back in like 2014, he would always post about this saying that nobody believed him. Glad he finally went to youtube!
Was the body of Mike ever recovered
@@betsycoffman4817yea by the "men in black".
@@betsycoffman4817 Do you mean Mike the child ? It never said. I wondered about that, too.
I grew up in the 60's and 70's. We knew things happen from time to time ( such as the Manson murders). But kids were expected to use caution and had a lot more freedom. Yet there are many cold cases from back then. My parents found a mini bike junked and fixed it up for me.
My Dad would gas it up and send me off alone. No cell....he only came to look for me if I didn't return for gas or lunch !. Strange men would come and go fishing along the Pomme de Terre or Osage rivers. He told me to stay clear of their camps, which I did. Had a few times they drove behind me, which I didn't like. Once, I ran into a cornfield. Usually, I just headed back to camp or took a path off road where there vehicle couldn't go. I always told Dad if something or someone scared me.
Dad would knot a life vest on me and turn me loose with a 14' jon boat and 1 oar, but I couldn't swim....it was just a different time. In Dad's defense I saw him deny these rights to other kids if he felt they had never developed " good, common sense". I would stay gone for hours. We did this at least 2 weeks each year and I was 10 when they turned me loose. It was wonderful until I slipped a chain, etc.
It was a long walk back to camp.
And yes, --I more than glimpsed Sasquatch there !.
I am stupidly stunned by the realism of Randy's Truth and even more so by your storytelling skills. Having had "grown up" back then, I too recall familial adults not being overly concerned if you were in the woods or out of doors long after dark. My parents used to start looking for me when it came time to go to bed. Often if they couldn't locate me, they would call the neignbor's house to ask them to please let me know that they had gone to bed. It was Kansas in the 1960's and Randy is right, children were treated as yound adults. But then again, I don't ever recall hearing of a child being tracked and molested or worse by another human being in those days either. We did however have our share of "wildman" stories back then in those dark woods edges where the single outdoor light bulb made them seem even more menacing. My grandmother lived on a farm outside of Pratt Kansas. We use to sit outside her house in the summertime with my grandfather who would never sit outside in the dark without his shotgun nearby. We never quesstioned why, it was just something he did. Later in my teens he told me of "forest men" who would ofter come to the edge of the darkened trees and peer at the house while the outside light was on. "You could see their eyes" he would say, and and that he knew that chickens or feed would be missing by morning. i always hated staying there because of the overwhelming sense of vulnerability and the darkness. Anyway great production Bob and thanks.
Where I come from (S.E. Asia) when villagers hear talk of encounters in the forest, they do not question it's existence nor invite unwanted attention to the scene. Only to warn others in the same village not to go there as a precaution. We believe they are forest spirits that are territorial and should be respected as such. So nearby inhabitants of the site of contact are encouraged to build a small shack as a sign of good will but the doors and windows are kept shut. Various tributes from food and snacks to fragrant jasmine and dandelion are laid at the front porch of these shacks to appease these spirits. The fact that they would go to such lengths as to build a shack made of milled timber with roofing, one door, two windows, a front porch and raised floors on stilts demonstrates the extent of their belief. Although we are far from the only culture to pay tribute and ask favor of nature. I think it's amazing that they always have catagorical names, groups and types of spirits ranging from the physical to ethereal 'spirits'. In the thick forest you just don't know what might come up to you, but when they do it matters little what you know.
Shi-I grew up in the 80s and we used to be *outside* all day long till the sun went down. Kids these days have no clue what “playing outside” even is. They don’t even have sleepovers and my friends and I stayed at one another’s houses every weekend, switching back and forth. Sometimes we’d leave school with them and wouldn’t be back home till Sunday night.
I don’t much care for this new generation and their “safe spaces” and “speech is violence” but ironically don’t want to incarcerate actually violent ppl but somehow also don’t believe in a right to defend yourself against violence. The cognitive dissonance must be just overwhelming.
@@robinmcinarnay7827it’s simple dude. You had nothing else to do. Kids would be out side now if the outside wasn’t more boring then the inside. When u grew up sure they had sucky tv and some crappy old video games but they had nothing like today. So either u had to be extremely bored all day and do nothing or go out and have fun. Today kids don’t have that issue. But what I will say is that it’s ur generations fault for why we turned out the way we did. Your generation made it incredibly difficult for kids to do anything outside at all. So many people I know have gotten kicked out of malls, or parks or had the cops called on them for walking around and being stupid. You can’t to much anywhere without being over 18. And also your generation horrible parenting allowed kids to sit inside all day and do nothing. Parenting especially today is probably the worst it’s been in hundreds of years. Our country may be doomed due to the absolutey horrible parenting that is going on now and it’s all ur generation and some that come before you fault. Middle schoolers can’t even read properly anymore. They struggle with even basic math concepts.
@@telordesuvage3072 Yep. There's lots of reasons for society changing the way it has, but yep.
@@telordesuvage3072 Lots of doom and gloom but I agree that people should stop voting for people who deprioritize education and promote anti-intellectualism. The thing about playing outside, as you said, is that it's very often a very difficult thing to do nowadays. When you're in the city or anywhere near it, pretty much everything is concrete, more often than not. That small neighborhood park used by everyone and anyone is gonna get boring pretty fast.
Much respect to the Dad who didn’t want to shoot Mike and his family. Thank you Randy for sharing your story
I know that not true because I wasn't there. That is what you sound like,you trying to sound so you making yourself sound extremely stupid. Have some respect, this world is more the we think.,and to think you know all about this world shows the brain your working with.
You actually believe this crap
Randy is a fraud
@@isiahgatson6125 I lived through some of "this crap!"
Personally!
@@timsmith4608 was you able to get any evidence of it or them?
As someone who is open-minded as to the existence of sasquatch (beings very similar to them did exist in the ancient past, after all), this story has a few things which hit me as red flags.
1. He only remembered at about age 30, because he was brainwashed by a shadowy government or extra-governmental organization...sounds a bit odd.
2. The body is of course taken, as are the photos and the other witnesses never spoke out, all because of the super convenient "men in black." Sounds a bit suspicious.
It sounds all a bit too convenient, "hey, all this amazing stuff happened to me, but nobody has any proof of it aside from me because "the men in black" took everything."
Again, this isn't meant as a rebuttal or anything, it is just me giving some of my skepticism and doubts. Afterall, I have experienced some strange stuff myself.
I mean why would they not take everything? If you wanted something to be kept as a myth and fairytale then you would take all evidence of it existing as well as making sure witnesses would never speak out, or try to anyway. I guess now it is different since you never hear about modern men in black stories, probably because even though the internet has emerged thus making it easier to share experiences of sasquatches and UFO's the stigma that comes with these topics has already convinced the vast majority of people to simply ignore, reject, or laugh at the fact someone seriously believes in these things. It would be very suspicious for some of these channels of people talking about these creatures to simply disappear or be deleted and would infer that indeed these things do exist. Idk I may be wrong but I don't think so.
If these Men in black do in fact exist or used to exist then they would definitely have the resources to silence anyone and anything for their own goals. I personally 100% believe that these "men in black" secret government organisations do exist, I mean why wouldn't you have a policing/silencing force with the power to basically do whatever they need to do without reprocutions that does not officially exist and is not known in the wider public. All this I say in the context of the past as I do believe that these agencies and shadow governments were at their prime in policing and silencing individuals with sightings.
I am not too sure about if I believe they still exist and if my theories are correct but one thing I am sure about is that there are some very dark forces in the world that are actively trying to hide the truth from us, the people. With where the world is going right now I without a doubt believe the same group of people behind the scenes are behind what's going on in the world today with the rising escalations and tensions betweens the many nations. I really really hope I'm wrong but I have a suspicion that I'm not (which is scary to think about).
There is a Drug that wipes your Memory of a event. If you’ve ever had a Major Surgery, you have been given this Drug. It wipes out any chance of your Mind remembering something from the Surgery.
Men in Black stories are ubiquitous. I can tell you they're very real.
One thing makes me sure he is lying, IMO he didn't remember until he was 30. The human memory from childhood are notoriously unreliable. for example: I was sure that once as a child i opened the window of the airplane, I was sure it happened! I was 4, But of course that never happened. Factor in the ability to implant memories to the extent that they are fully convinced of things that never happened. It's just too fantastic, with the details outside the sighting.
That said things have happened to me that no one would believe. And this is the forum to talk about it with no judgement. Its a great story!.
I agree. It's just over the top. I think this guy experienced something and added a bit of embellishment. I'm sure the story has become "more involved" with each telling. That is human nature. Everyone loves an audience, and everyone tends to exaggerate details in hopes of getting a satisfying reaction from listeners.
I love your channel, but this is coo coo. I mean, it's just insane in every way. Not sure I can get on board with this one, but it was fun to listen to. In terms of kids having endless freedoms in the 70's, this is completely accurate. We would travel miles from home and be gone for hours. Activities like camping with friends in the deep woods was commonplace. No one thought a thing about it. My friends and I did it quite often as 4th and 5th graders. Parents never blinked an eye. I'm sure it does seem strange to most folks today, but that was the mindset in the 70's, and we are better for it.
Definitely in Michigan. I experienced remarkable degree of freedom growing up in southeastern lower Michigan. I also remember the PBB contamination incident.
Yup, freedom.
The whole community was our backyard, back in the 70's and 80's.🍻
Yeah as a kid even in the 90s, it wasn't that extreme, but we would go outside playing and exploring all day. And while we were SUPPOSED to stay close, we usually explored pretty far and wide lol.
It's a shame a bunch of people from your era became pedos and ruined it for the younger generations
This story is too fantastic to be believed and I'm surprised bob gave it as much attention as he did
(As entertaining as it was)
Yeah he did another one awhile back that was almost as bad. He's had some mishaps that's for sure. His attempt to explain the chupacabra are like something an elementary school kid would come up with.
All stories are fantastic. I am glad you did what I consider the right thing though - hear a person out and take in their information. There's no sin in not believing something but the people that refuse to listen to anything that differs from their current belief on things is disheartening. Wilful ignorance is hard to forgive. Props to both of you for at least giving the information a chance.
I'm not believing this. Dude is lying, or nuts....
@@sattercaster1 It's possible to have a mental illness and be telling the truth. I'm not saying it did happen - but I'm also not saying it COULDN'T have happened.
Simple, for money. It may be a crazy story, but crazy stories are exactly what most of his audience wants, and giving your audience what they want is often what it takes to pay the bills.
As an artist myself, both illustrators are top notch and are great partners in your story telling career.
Randy's drawings are fantastic. Super tight and controlled. There are no missing details and thus his compositions are very prescribed. That said, his backgrounds and foregrounds have the exact same amount of detail - which looses that depth of field. Like the the deer in the background. If there is deer in the background, we don't need to see the nostrils, both eyes, fur and the number of leaves on the bush next to it. Randy being an artist and living this story himself - he captured exactly what he remembers - every detail.
However, Fred's work has a bit more emotion to it. His loose style supports this. This is created by not overworking the drawing and leaving room for the imagination to sit at the table. You'll notice if you look at movie Storyboards, they share the same technique. Freds work gives the eye a place to rest.
You can tell Fred does this for a living and been doing it for a long time.
Except he wouldn't remember the deer's nostrils, or how many leaves were on the tree. No one would! Let alone someone who's 'recovered' the momory to begin with. Those things aren't him illustrating "exactly what he remembers- every detail", it's him making up details. I have a feeling this whole story is him making up details.
It just shows that randy hasnt lbeen taught in art. He doesnt have the tricks of perspective artists are taught, which to me backs up his claim that hes never done any drawings before but he definately has a natural talent for it ?!
@@andreworr4307 totally agree Andrew!
@@_HimToo yep!
@@thespadgett thanks man,great story though
Bob, YOU ARE AN OLD FRIEND!!!!!
Thank you for an update. Your content gets me to sleep every night and I’ve listened to a bunch of them probably hundreds of times!
Your rough cut content is better than 99% of others best effort. Whatever you drop we will love.
Again thank you, your friend from the edge of the driftless zone.
Cheers!!!!
Halfway in, I'm thinking this would make one heck of a movie.
Randy's 100% correct about being 10 yrs old and having complete autonomy. Things were different back then. Prior to the mid 90s your parents had to be reminded to check on the kids by an announcement on the TV at 10pm stating "Do you know where your children are?" or something similar in case they forgot they had kids. You could leave the house on Saturday morning and not been seen by your parents for at LEAST 16 hours and no one would bat an eye. If you told them you were sleeping over at a friends, you could be gone 48 hours and no one would care. At age 10 being home alone for the evening, babysitting your 6 yr old brother was not a big deal. All that is within the city no less. When visiting rural relatives? You could vanish for a week into the woods with a shitty tent, a cartoon themed sleeping bag, and some canned food and your parents would be happy about it. They could sit and play sheep's head and drink with the other adults without being pestered.
Amazing how determined "Mike" was. In stories like these I'm always surprised how brazen (obsessive even) these creatures get despite not wanting to be spotted or caught.
Also might be worth mentioning that Mike may have viewed himself and his kind as top of the food chain, with no predators he had encountered. The lack of understanding about fire arms meant he saw no reason why he couldnt go right into a human dwelling. He knew they couldnt stop him and he clearly didnt have a concept of mortality as developing children rarely see it in a way that makes sense
From the stories I've listened to, it seems like even the adults become weirdly obsessive to a particular person/family/piece of land. Scratching at the door, spying in windows, slapping walls and RV's, the seige of Honobia, Copalis Beach, etc. Even if it means getting shot or exposed, some Bigfoot seemed stupidly determined to pick a fight.
Might be linked to one old native saying (an episode of buckeye Bigfoot) thst if a sasquatch has your scent, it is "linked" to you.
sorry but I can't help but wonder if "Mike" was deliberately being used to lure the human child into the corn field - where the adult Sasquatch were waiting. First Nations stories are full of accounts of women and children being "stolen". There's nothing to indicate these creatures would not eat a human if they were hungry enough.
@@albatross4920 that's scary and disturbing.
The fact that Randy says he never drew before is less believable than his Bigfoot story
why? I once met a woman who had cancer. To help her pass her time during chemo, she started sketching. Someone bought her simple acrylic paint, and within just a few weeks she was painting portraits that were so realistic, they looked almost like photos. She drew from live models doing a sitting. It's like she had a photographic memory and whatever she envisioned just flew out through her hand and fingers. Her control of the brush was amazing, despite being hooked up on IVs and oxygen machine at home. She only lasted about a year after that, but she received such joy from creating her art that it's like her cancer was merely a bother.
I think that ability was a by product of his overcoming the drugs he was treated with
Attention UA-cam monetization folks many of us like the outdoors if you are looking for ideas
@@classicrocklover5615 BS
Randy's signature alone indicates that he is a seasoned and skilled illustrator of considerable experience. I have difficulty believing he "never drew before".
Shout to Randy’s drawing skills. Should make a comic, or cartoon. Even a short. About this. I’d watch
I don't know what to think. I'm kind of mind blown. Very few people could tell a lie of that detail. The illustrations are amazing. I'm so glad i found this.
It must have been awful for Mikes parent when they realized he wasn't fleeing with them, then looking for him, not finding him and finally discovering he was not only dead but what the humans had done to him. If they hadn't decided to leave and had gotten aggressive in their grief things could have ended very poorly for everyone there
They sound like really inexperienced parents my guess is that this was a young bigfoot couple I don't think a fully mature and capable bigfoot would ever allow this to happen.
@@MIKE2111ful to me I also feel like Mike may have had something else wrong with him. Some sort of mental disability.
@@MIKE2111ful I tend to agree. But then again sasquatch doesn't have parenting guide books or usually the ability to ask the grandparents for advice.
Also when I've seen documentaries on apes, iirc the parents can varyr in parenting skills.
If these stories are real then we shouldn't feel bad at all for Mike. The real mike yes. And Randy and Tim. Mike would have ended up killing a lot of people
@@Manco65 Sure they do. they have every much of a language as we do. And WAY beyond. they are telepathic
One thing I have to say, being several years older than Randy, is that he is absolutely correct about rural children in the 70s. A friend and I built a fort deep in the woods, and we were allowed to spend virtually every night in it on weekends or when school was out. Another thing he got right was his drawing of the ambulance. We had old Cadillac ambulances back then. As for the rest of it, it seems pretty far fetched. Especially the Men in Black and the soldiers.
Not really considering the other stories of soldiers or contractors that come in to eliminate the aggressive creature.
Police and ambulance records and ambulance billings for stitches should be able to be looked up .
Yes sir, we ran wild and covered miles of territory playing in the woods & fields. Rode our bikes 3 miles into town just to buy fireworks at the mercantile store. Camped out for days, while we built forts and tree houses. Delivered news papers and mowed lawns for money. It was a beautiful time to be young and independent.
I agree- very far fetched especially seeing he makes money off his stories..
@@gusc6785 I'd say that was surely a part of the
"Evidence Cleansing"
list.
Wouldn't you think?
In the beginning of my recovery of substance abuse, i learned i could write poetry as well as draw i am now 30 years away from that point. Between this share and my artist church friend Beth's paintings, i am going to start my daily commitment to face and portray childhood trauma. Prayers please.
Randy should be honored as a national hero.
When the world needed him the most, he returned
I grew up in the 70's. It was a much different world for kids then. You could actually camp out in the woods or go catfishing all night long without fear of getting snatched. I grew up in Ohio. So i can understand how Andy and his friends were allowed to stay in the woods all day. We didn't have video games back then. We had to make our own fun. Nowadays I never let my kids and grandkids out of my sight...
Technically you might have got snatched by big foot
Government spooks wonder the woods looking for victims of the global child trafficking cartel
It’s actually less likely for that to happen now. Only difference is people are more hypersensitive now. You are welcome to check those stats for yourself. Not only is it less likely it’s far far far far less likely.
I miss those days..the world has changed so much..morals & society & family structure for the most part has changed for the bad..younger people can not comprehend.... my oldest son chose not to bring children in this world.....
Really you were way more likely to get snatched up by somebody back then than now. It was easier for those kinds of guys to actually get away with it.
I don't even care if this is a hoax. The story and artwork rock.
Your name is correct. This is, by far, the most amazing sasquatch story I've ever read/heard/watched. Thank you for posting! There's no doubt in my mind that Randy is honest. You've earned a new sub.
Randy's story is absolutely amazing. The childhood events obviously are fantastic enough, but what really floored me is how having no formal art training or previous doodling, he scratches out a bunch of drawings that are quite impressive. Drawing 3-dimensional scenes and objects is very difficult, but Randy nails it. Thanks for sharing your experience with us, and thanks to Bob Gimlan for bringing it to YT.
@iatealready Prove it not true.
@@littleme3597 that’s not how this works .. it’s on them to prove this fantastical story is true
This story alerted a great number of damage control shiIIs. Notice their canned provocation, attacks and ad hominems - and how *none of them* have ever posted on Bob's channel before this upload because they are totally inorganic users whose purpose is to discredit, mock and "consensus crack" - to "build a counter-narrative" as it were.
There is a concerted effort to keep this subject in the arena of "to be mocked publicly," and honestly I don't think this subject _should_ be disclosed to the public - just imagine the fallout from hundreds of thousands of total idiots going into the woods bothering these creatures for selfies & social media clout - or people hunting them, hippies trying to give them tarot readings - just madness would ensue and it is better that the government(?) takes the labor to protect them and keep their existence secret, imo. Still, the overhanded efforts by the shiIIbots here is very telling.
Shit sounds fake asf
Yeah amazingly fake.
I could easily justify never watching another bigfoot video at this point, as this is the absolute best one I've ever seen. The infra-sound alone is just... Thanks Bob and Randy
I cant tell if ur being sarcastic, honest, or both 🤔 because it makes me want to never watch another Bigfoot video again just out of pure ridiculousness
This is an incredible story. I usually refrain from saying anything negative about these experiences that people are willing to share with us. With that being said, I just dont know if I fully believe this. The one thing that makes me question it is, how the juvenile sasquatch keeps coming back to him and then going to Tim and inside their house before he was eventually shot. It doesnt make sense that a even a juvenile sasquatch would behave this way, when you have to assume since birth they are taught to avoid humans. Also the fact that the parents just ran away, leaving the juvenile. Wouldnt they have called out or signaled to it to follow them, given how serious the situation was with gun shots being fired? For them to flee, and not make an attempt to get their child goes against ANY species behavior. Any other encounters Ive heard that involve the young ones, the parents will face death to protect them, which is typical of most humans as well, just natural instinct and the bond between parent and child. It seems highly unlikely in my humble opinion that it would play out that way. My guess would have been if the parents did flee, and the juvenile was still there, they would have called out or came back for it. But even if they didnt, I feel like the juvenile wouldnt have just stayed there and kept coming back, to someone he had just met. It wasnt like they had been friends for years. If that were the case, then yeah, maybe he would react like that. Again, not trying to be disrespectful, just giving an opinion on what my thoughts were after hearing this. I could be totally wrong. I feel like anything is possible, so whos to say.
Everything you just said and more.... I agree with you that the story sounds far-fetched because of the behavior of the parents. Why would the parents let the juvenile out of their sight for so long and multiple times at that. I think the story would be more believable if he had the other witnesses to back it up. I believe in Bigfoot and I get laughed at all the time for admitting that I do. Even the stories that seem to be too fantastical do not make me skeptical, however this one does. There's just too much going on to make it believable.
@@jeanniesadqi7334 Perhaps the chemicals in that horse-meat and beef the sasquatches had been eating left them a bit mentally addled?
@@suggiethames9870 Yep; that was my first thought. Plus, how old/experienced were the parents? Were they sleeping during the day, and active at night?
@@jeanniesadqi7334 Now, they way you describe the parents irresponsibility, makes them sound like urban meth addicts:
'Where's Mikey?', 'I donno, pass the pipe...'.
Maybe Mikey was on a contact high just being in the room.
Wow! That is an amazing experience, and the way Randy was able to draw the memories to bring up more memories is fascinating. Thank you. Looking forward to the next part.
I feel sad for Randy to lose a friend like that. I am heartbroken for Mike and his family. This happens every day to people and animals all over the world.
When will the prejudice end 😢
When I was a kid there was a field were me and my friends built a tree house. It was on large field maybe 500 ft wide and 2000 ft deep, one side had a hobby farm, the other three sides were rimmed with trees that had gave way to suburbs after a few dozen feet. The field was filled with these bushes that were about 4-7 ft tall, with long grass growing up in between them. In the centre of the field was a cluster of trees we built the tree house in. As we were building it, and clearing some bushes we found these 'tunnels'.
The tunnels themselves ran in the bushes, completely invisible from the outside but quite homely on the inside. The tunnels all had hard packed earthen floors, the bushes branches made natural roofs overhead and they seemed to stretch out in every direction. They were wide enough for a child of 10-15 to comfortable walk on their hands and knees through but too short to stand. We would find larger cleared areas big enough for two or three kids to lay down in but the most interesting thing was that there was no entrance or exit. No noticeable hole anywhere in these bushes that would even give a clue to the tunnels hidden behind them. You simply had to force your way in through the foliage were you knew a tunnel to be.
When we told our parents about it, they said it was probably just deer who made them. I remember thinking to myself, why would a deer want to crawl through a bush? The beginning of this movie suddenly reminded me of it.
hogs dude....
@@juxie9229 dont have those were I was from. I was personally thinking coyotes.
@@drakodafrightnin Yeah I was just about to say I think it was coyotes. I was actually just reading about them and their dens right now after reading your original comment
There was a wooded area near me as a child that had the same characteristics. Old thick scrub brush with well worn tunnels throughout them.
As a kid I thought they'd been made by kids from the nearby housing tract. But now looking back I realize that the houses were only a few years old at the time. And the bush trails were there long before the houses.
And now that I know the extent of sasquatch in this area I'm pretty sure that's what made those trails. There's no hogs or coyotes around here. But plenty of sasquatch. They are most likely still using those scrub brush trails to move around unseen and for shelter.
@@Mjg503 no hogs or coyotes in the area but plenty of sasquatch? Wow
The complete lack of realization or self critique to figure out you would need hogs and coyotes in the same area of a large predatory mammal. These would be positive signs not negative as it shows a striving ecosystem to support them.
I'm very open-minded about Bigfoot existing and I think there's a very real chance that he does, but I think this story is indeed "incredible" in the literal sense of the word. There are practically countless aspects to this story that require you to suspend varying (and at times, enormous) amounts of disbelief for the story to make any sense. If you strip away all of the fantastic detail and elements that are woven into this narrative, you are left with a set of alleged facts that sound either directly out of a science-fiction movie or a paranoid person suffering from psychosis:
A network of bushes that have been hollowed out and interiorly decorated by sasquatches with manmade objects yet are barely tall enough for a 10-year-old boy to stand in?
A boy who is abducted by sasquatches yet miraculously survives but is too traumatized to ever speak about what happened in the woods?
A babysitter who repeatedly lets the child they're watching go out of sight into a cornfield to play with an orangutan in Michigan?
Randy develops a playful relationship with what he thought was an orangutan?
The juvenile sasquatch is somehow perfectly able to mimic and extrapolate the sound of a cat meowing even though it's likely never heard a cat meow before?
The juvenile sasquatch is able to produce "infrasound" to a paralyzing effect?
The juvenile sasquatch's face looks like its boiling when it produces a sound?
The sasquatches' eyes turn a glowing red when they become angry?
They were able to kill a juvenile sasquatch and determine that it, despite being ostensibly anatomically similar to humans and primates, has two hearts, and a boy took pictures of this autopsy yet none of those pictures survived?
A mysterious tribal organization that is not funded by the government yet somehow has memory-loss-inducing drugs and conveniently removes the sole body of the juvenile sasquatch?
The news, police and National Guard are involved at numerous points in this story and there's no public record of any of this happening?
There are countless witnesses throughout and none of them are alive / able to corroborate this story at all?
He doesn't begin to remember any of these events until 20 years after they occurred and then suddenly is able to draw and recount them perfectly after 40 years?
Virtually any of these questions are incredibly difficult to explain using real-world logic and science on their own, and the claim that they all occurred as drawn and recounted is almost completely impossible to believe. The drawings themselves all have a cartoon-like quality to them. Granted, he allegedly had no prior artistic interest or training, but none of them seem to resemble even an attempt at a photorealistic drawing. I think it's significantly more likely that he's simply a very creative person who came up with this far-fetched narrative and perhaps legitimately believes it. If he took the time to write this narrative down in detail for himself and spent years rehearsing and ruminating the scenes / memories, I don't think it would be hard for him to recount them in a way that appears like he is pulling from real memories. He likely has even built this alternate reality for himself such that he genuinely believes what he is saying. In effect, he would genuinely be recalling these details from memories, but the memories were manufactured, not experienced.
This whole thing reminds of the movie "Mysterious Skin" with Joseph Gordon Levitt. Two of the characters befriend each other because of their belief in the fact that they were abducted by aliens when they were younger. You later find out that they weren't abducted by aliens but had similar trauma responses that hid what actual(horrible) thing that had happened to them.
Exactly! I’m open-minded as well, and I’m certainly open to the idea of Sasquatch existing, but I don’t believe this story for one minute. One more thing I’d like to add to your already well-put-together list is the fact that he claims these beings are more animalistic & kinda stupid, or ignorant, when it comes to whatever Sasquatch actually are, and that just couldn’t be further from the truth if they are, in fact, real. There’s a reason they haven’t been able to capture one easily or find a body, and it’s almost like they are born with an inherent trait to avoid humans. I don’t believe for one minute the adults would have allowed their young one to fraternize with humans on such a regular basis.
@@Pluto_Is_A_Planet_ Thank you for the kind words! I agree with you. That is a very good point. If Sasquatch are indeed real, they almost certainly avoid humans like the plague and are exceptionally good at doing so.
@@HankTheTank23 Yes, absolutely. There’s just no way, imo, that TWO adults would allow their child to continue playing, especially after the boy’s father chased them off before with guns. The young might not have known what a gun is, but those adults would surely have known.
@@Pluto_Is_A_Planet_ Agreed for sure. There’s just way too many issues with his story for it to be believable.
I hardly ever read the comments on Bob’s videos, however after reading these I see why I don’t. This was an incredible story, believe it or not, it was real to him so with that there’s no need to speak on his motives to share it. I think this would consume my life as well if this was my experience as a child…dream or not. The internet is so shallow and dense you can’t even share your thoughts and experiences without being scrutinized. Keep up the videos Bob, this channel is great. Believe or don’t, but keep your negativity to yourself!
This story hurts my heart. Poor, poor Mike. I keep thinking about the Independence Day bigfoot footage, and the love and care that the mother sasquatch displays when moving to protect her child. These are clearly creatures (that word never really feels right, does it?) that have close family bonds. The thought of Mike's poor parents losing him in such a traumatic fashion is deeply upsetting.
What footage?
Independence Day bigfoot footage has been debunked it was a well known unusually tall hoaxer
sadly that footage was too good to be true
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@@hypno17 this video bro
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Lmao don’t worry, it’s all made up 🤦🏼♂️😂
Maybe beings is a better way to call them
I’m an artist and from my perspective, those images are really fascinating. The proportions and even muscle anatomy are spot on, and this usually takes a lot of studying anatomy to incorporate it into your own art. If he went from not drawing to those sketches, well now that’s crazy impressive.
You're guinea pig is super cute! 😍
I really was flabbergasted when I saw the illustrations the amount of effort and Care put into the drawings show how much illustrating this story actually means for him it really does further the whole believability aspect a lot
@@karlkarlson3502 *your
The last image of the crying face is a level of skill people study for years to achieve
Same. His perspective wasn't bad either although I do notice some inconsistency in some objects but that's acceptable for an amateur. Shading , lighting was really well done too I'd struggle with that part a lot. I'm jealous. The motivation and spirit this man has to draw all that is just outstanding.
Great story. Incredible! I love the illustrations. Particularly the colorful sunset with the ambulance and police car in front of the barns! Randy's art is quite compelling. I was born in 1963, and was a pre-teen in the early 70's, teenager in the mid-70's. I grew up rurally. We were a feral bunch. Little parental oversight. Randy is absolutely right about that part!
Great video Bob. I can attest to what Randy said about growing up in the 1970’s, and although I’ve never quite heard it described that way, I’d have to agree that we were treated like little people. When I say that when not in school or some extracurricular activities that we were gone all day, I mean all day, often miles away from home. Sometimes we would go back to eat lunch, sometimes not. Our bicycles were the equivalent of cars for adults, and we rode them anywhere we could. As long as I was home for supper, it was okay. This may seem like neglect, but I assure you that somehow my mother knew where I was and who I was with when any trouble occurred. I know the idea must sound incredibly foreign to you, but if you were to somehow go back to that time with me or any other ’70’s child, after getting over the technological shock, I believe you would revel in the freedom we had. I’m incredibly grateful for having grown up at that place in time. Anyways, what an amazing story man, the mind boggles.
@jpmzo. I was a child of the 80s..I'll ived in the woods in a suburb of New Haven Connecticut. I was never in the house. me and my brother would literally be in the woods all day into early night ..we knwhen to come home and what not to do . I say this to my kids today.."What do you mean you need a ride, you have your bike . It was definitely a different time and kids were not infront of screens 24/7 like today.
Same. Grew up in 80's as well and even though i did still play video games here and there, my friends, siblings and I spent most of our time outside, on our bikes, riding everywhere, exploring, playing outdoor games, sports etc. our paper routes gave us the money we needed to occasionally get candy from the small, local candy shop or ice cream from the neighborhood ice cream truck. Very much like the kids in the E.T. movie or Goonies.
Totally agree about the how kids were sometimes ‘ gone ‘ all day and your comment about the bicycles we
used . It was the same here in New Zealand in the 70’s . Kids had freedom and parents didn’t mollycoddle
them , unlike todays so called helicopter parents.
same thing with me growing up, im 35. so some still live this way
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Thanks, sir. These illustrations are great. The work here is appreciated and live interview segments are awesome to have documented. I look forward to the full interview/video. Very sorry for the monetization drama. Good on you for quitting cigarettes.
"His face was bubbling or melting." Wtf
On the agency. I'm from rural Mississippi. I was driving a car around the block at 12. We were in fact given a crapload of freedom. I'm so glad I crossed your channel. These are FANTASTIC, hunny.
I think even if the whole Bigfoot story wasn’t real, Randy may have gone through some sort of serious trauma at that time as a kid. That kid being taken, and Randy being in a very vulnerable situation in the shed could be memories of something similarly traumatic re-emerging after being repressed for a long time. I’d be interested in hearing other’s accounts of his story. Either way I’m sure Randy believes he was telling the truth. And I hope he’s doing well.
It makes me wonder why Mike the juvenile when after the sound of gunshots he departed from his parents and went to go get his best friend the other little kid at the cornfield house because he thought he was in danger too. So i think Mike was trying to save his best friend from the gunshots down the street where it first happened at. Yeah Really really cool story..
@@eddieimhere6388 I have another opinion. I think Mike got injured at the barn and went to the other kid, asking for help. But he got killed there. Poor creature!!
Yea I honestly wouldn't doubt that something else happened, like a bus driver sneaking off for a secret camping trip with them..... Would make sense that one boy disappeared then appeared the next day and wouldn't talk, and the stuff in that barn or whatever couldve been his mind replacing it with a sasquatch playing with him instead of a man having his way with him. This entire story felt like it was a molestation story but edited for virgin ears.
@@colecampbell1906 "This whole thing sounded like it was a molestation story..." I didn't get that *at all* like not even a little. Even trying to think of it in that context, it doesn't work for me. I coyld see the experience as a whole actually being that or something else that traumatized him, but if anything I would think all the details were just imagined altogether, not changed like that.
@@colecampbell1906 good material for a season of True Detective. sasquatch story is just a repressed memory of some other childhood trauma, criminals at large
Where is the human Mike now, and the family that packed up and moved? Are Randy’s parents still alive. Just asking if any other witnesses can support his story. His drawings are AMAZING. God bless you Randy.
There is nothing to support this. The evidence was conveniently removed by the men in black...of course. Can you folks really not tell when someone is yanking your chain? Can you seriously not see how it is ALWAYS so convenient that the evidence is gone? Try using logic for a change instead of chasing this nonsense that you want to be true.
Tim mostly, he played with Tim the most
@@miketyson8933 are you the Mike? xp
Who mike hunt? Hahaha
Or mike hawk lmfao 🤣
Yup, this is the first video I've seen of yours and I'm already subbed:))
And I'm down the road from where this happened in Michigan. There's more than just sasquatch around here.
WOW OUTSTANDING PRESENTATION BOB! Gezz the illustrations are best ive ever seen too. Thank you for sharing
I'm a pretty open minded dude, but I'm not sure why Bob found this guy to be so credible. Were there any friends or family that Bob talked to that corroborated this story? Randy seems full of shit to me, several aspects of his story are very unbelievable. I did enjoy the story but overall was a bit disappointed with this video. Still a big fan, keep up the great work Bobby G
Yeah, this is bizarre departure from Bob's otherwise scientific work, I mean... Well... Looking forward to a more believable story.
he seemed slightly full of shit in the beginning and the longer it went on the more full of shit he seemed. A tale full of intricate detail in word and drawing...in every aspect except of the creatures. Had any of this actually happened one would expect 90% of the words and drawings to be explicitly detailing everything about the creatures. He spent possibly an hour or more interacting with a live one, yet I could describe a bigfoot as well as this guy did and I have never seen one.
I think he only uploaded it to fill the schedule, as this is from 2019 and as he said, anything is better than nothing.
Completely out of character for the channel. Although it wouldn't be the first time bob uploaded low quality content. That story about a guy who escaped a gulag and saw a yeti was debunked, on the grounds that he was never in a gulag to start with iirc.
As someone who is convinced sasquatches exist, and there are many authentic witnesses out there, I come to this channel more for entertainment. I don't believe a word of this particular story but it was still very entertaining.
I agree with you. This seems somewhat plausible until the departures as it goes on.
As upsetting the prospect is, been seeing people suggest Randy may have experienced some form of traumatic event (instead of interacting with a sasuath) and or that he has schizophrenia.
As a child of the 70's, it's not that parents treated us like you said...rather we had expectations of being responsible and accountable for our actions that doesn't seem to exist anymore. We given great freedoms, but expected to be able to handle them as well. There's a lot in this old world that younger generations will never know...
I think it depends a lot on the area more than anything the setting of the story sounds like it was in fairly rural area where you can let loose a little more because there is less of a threat from gangs and violence of course its not 100% safe but I'd be more comfortable letting my kids loose in the country than in the city.
Same here and even with all their PC games and tablets, the kids today are missing out on so much more that life has to offer it's sad really.
I am so grateful for the childhood I had.
@@MIKE2111ful Hi Mike....even in the cities, though, kids played for hours. Some even travelled by train with no adults into the other boroughs to visit family or go to certain parks, etc. I was one of those kids from that era, living in Brooklyn NY in Prospect Heights. At 9 yrs old, walking to school with my younger sister, and crossing major large streets that even an adult today would need be careful when crossing. Times have changed.
My sense was that our parents accepted that we’d learn by doing stupid things and paying the consequences.
this story is creepy. the infrasound and face melting gave me chills
Yeah that was scary
Incredible story and the pictures are amazing ! The part about this story that makes me want to call B.S. is that he couldn’t draw at all and had no artistic ability prior to putting pencil to pad to try and get this out of his head. These are some of the best drawings I’ve ever seen, the detail is unreal !!!! This guy is a highly trained artist ! Honestly this story is hard to believe with the family of Sasquatch in the story. Add the guy not being an artist until he drew these creatures and that’s it. I had to draw the line somewhere. The guy is not only a gifted artist, but should be an author as well ! But it’s pure fiction !
Bob, you never disappoint!! Looking forward to next week!! The amount of thought that you put into your videos, the lack of sensationalism and the calm approach ALWAYS leaves one wanting more. Splendid job!!
I had an encounter in the early 80’s here in Australia with a juvenile who at first we thought was a chimpanzee that may have escaped from a circus, we were wrong, it had somehow managed to get it’s leg caught under a log, we were able to get to within about 10 feet of it, that’s when we both realised it was no chimp, it’s haunted me now for 38 years, I was 13 at the time
Where in Oz was this?
I like to think I'd have tried to help it but then I've only ever seen ufos and the first one had me frozen in shock
That guy draws the absolutely most terrifying human faces I’ve ever seen. Nightmare fuel.
I know you said you weren’t sure how to make this video and give us this information but I think you did a perfect job I couldn’t imagine a better way of providing this or telling the story
Watching all the way from the tiny little island country of Maldives 🏝️ Never been into a forest, never seen the woods or even experienced wild animals, but given all the overwhelming evidences, I believe this fascinating animal exists! This is my favorite cryptid channel, favorite story teller & honest to God this is the most fascinating Sasquatch encounter I've ever heard and without an atom's weight of doubt, I believe every word of Randy! This happened! This is on another level! Wow! Language will do little to no justice in describing how we feel when we're watching and listening to this most fascinating story! I watched last night before I went to bed and now it's morning right now and I'm watching it again! This will forever be embedded in my mind! Thank u so much for this video!
shoot i miss living on an island is it hard to become a citizen and would everyone give me trouble being American or would it make it easier to get along with everyone
Awesome comment! Same for me. Listened last night, already listened again this morn AND showed 2 others who watched, all before 9am! Lol. 👍
I can’t express enough my appreciation for Randy telling his story and the way you presented it. Excellent work, as always!!
The only appreciation they are seeking is monetary gain from these silly videos.
You continue to be a badass content creator sir but your writing - God damn sir - it’s inspired and inspiring. Thank you for all your hard work.
No thank you from Bob. Don't even bother next time.
A good theory for this story is that he might of got a lucid dream mixed up with real life. It explains how weird and odd this story is
Lifetime Michigander, same age as Randy. I remember some of the things mentioned in this story, especially about the dicey bus driver and the feed contamination. Us kids back then were constantly outside, unsupervised, having daily adventures. In the summer months, as friends traveled and returned, we would hear rumors of strange happenings in other parts of the state. I look forward to hearing more of the interview.
Fantastic story. The PCB thing gave it additional credibility, from a Michigan perspective. Rumor has it that the Mich Dept of Corrections bought some of that meat and fed it to incarcerated folks up in Ionia. They were getting steaks on a regular basis for a while in their chow lines. Doesn't surprise me. Rotten.
I'm the same age too. I grew up on the east side of Michigan. Right in the Huron National forest. In the summer we had to go outside and don't come back till evening. The forest is a great place to grow up. I've heard lots of stories about Bigfoot. I've not seen one but I've had a few strange experiences that could be.
This is an extremely interesting story and Mike's behaviour is very believable. I would say that Randy forgetting the whole thing and rediscovering it years later could be a case of repressed memories or he even created some false memories after a traumatic event to explain why he only began remembering all of this at 30 years old. This is sounds more realistic to me rather than some top secret government memory removal scheme.
Or maybe it is
It's amazing what our minds can do to protect us from trauma
“treat kids like Pomeranians with saving accounts…” classic, well said.
The illustrations are perfect. What a story. Very dramatic but I couldn't stop listening...Thankyou
This man was clearly traumatized by his experiences and the sudden output of artwork is not surprising. Art has long been used as therapy to help people deal with emotional issues. No doubt Randy has been helped by his many drawings. I was especially interested in his comment on the Michigan Dogman. I made a comment a couple of years ago on one of your videos about the Dogman and you asked me in response, "Do you think they are biological?" to which I replied yes. I'd love to hear more about what Randy thinks about the Dogman. Thanks for this video and congratulations on quitting smoking.
Nobody ever really quits….
Oh and WOOF WOOF
havent checked his channel out yet, but hoping he has some about the DM
@@6nosis That is not true.
Late 70's was VERY common to just go out and be out for the weekend as a kid. It was a different time. As a kid (this is late 80's early 90's), my parents dropped me off at the roller rink when it opened, gave me $5 for snacks and drinks, misc. They would go pick me up after it closed. So as a 9-11 year old, I'd be by myself for a good 7 hours with lots of strangers and if I needed a parent, I had to use the phone at the front desk and ask nicely, otherwise meet at the place around the time. Today it would certainly be child endangerment. Things moved slower back then, like finding a specific library book might take weeks of asking different reference librarians and big branch libraries. "Hey mom, going camping with my friend tonight" "Ok, have fun".
I really enjoyed this one Bob as I do with all your work. There's been some serious questions raised about the authenticity of this story unfortunately and I'm inclined to agree. These revelations are certainly through no failing of your own of course but I thought it might be something you should examine.
The Sasquatch were more concerned about what their kids were doing than the parents of the neighborhood kids. Sums up the 70’s.
I want to thank you for your incredible story-telling while describing these accounts. Your videos, particularly the louisianna encounter with the tied snakes, have directly inspired a tabletop game where my players are stalked by a less-than-polite Sasquatch. Its the first tome I’ve felt willing to run in a long time. Like you, I’d been worrying about perfecting my games to the point of never letting people enjoying them. Keeping making great work!
Why is this the most adorable story I've ever heard? I've always wanted a Bigfoot friend as a kid. Poor Mike, pour one out for my boy Mike. Also Randy is CRAZY talented art-wise. He should do a graphic autobiography.
Prob wouldn't be adoreable.if you were the one kidnapped and have who knows what done to you
@@brianmiddleton3359 Dude, me and Mike the Bigfoot would be best friends, ONLY THE BEST.
You have a very different take on what 'adorable' means, than I do. I just knew this wasn't going to end well for someone about 5 minutes in...
This channel just jumped the shark. Done.
this corresponds to what I know about bigfoot. His children really often run 4x like dogs, and people make the mistake of thinking that this is a dog, which then gets up and walks like a person. Such cases have been described
Best notification to recieve is an upload from Bob, keep it up my friend!!
Absolutely.
Randy's art is amazing. Even if it was all fiction it would be worth its own novel or short story. There are some aspects of the story that are especially fantastic particularly the extending fangs, red eyes and 'bubbling face' because there's little or no natural precedent for those things. Not that it's impossible but it's fantastic. I think there are elements of illusion or manipulated memory or perception in many, if not all, paranormal encounters. Details that are illusions, subconscious coping mechanisms, planted memories, group hysteria, post-encounter rationalizations .. there are so many possibilities when it comes to recalling details from memory. I think this is why it's important to record details as soon after an event as possible when it is still fresh, especially to remind yourself that it did happen.
This very impressive!!
Dig
I'm pretty sure there's precedence in biology for "retracting" fangs
@@lorefox201 Nope. And there's no magical infrasound either.
@@dboot8886 instant strawman, dismissed
Randy says he's not an artist, but his signature says otherwise.
yours is one of my favorite channels for this type of content. High quality.
I can't imagine the emotional toll it took to hear and hold this story all this time. So compelling and moving on so many levels. Excellent and sensitive treatment of a horrifying and amazing recounting. The art work is almost miraculous for a ten year old and untrained young adult.
He wasn't 10 when he drew them, he was in his late 30s.
The story is fake as fuck. The guy who told the story is washed up. Go to his UA-cam channel, he believes every shadow is a bigfoot. The fact that Bob believes this story is actually incredibly fucking pathetic.
Only if compelling and moving is defined as absurd.
@@jamiebraswell5520 You are ignorant to what is going on. Check out the howtohunt channel.
You are the target audience, someone dumb enough to believe anything without any evidence
Yep, this is the most incredible story I have certainly ever heard. A masterpiece.
As a Bigfoot believer and a skeptic, this was an amazing story. Too amazing to be real… I honestly could go along with it, until you get to the MIB psychotherapy mind wipe stuff, then remembering it years later. At the same time… it’s definitely presented as a real story, and a good one at that, so idk for sure. I’d say 15% chance real just on how bizarre and over the top it is. Another thing when people make stories like that is they go into super excessive detail
Love the content man, REALLY adore the other subject matter. Not a Bigfoot fan myself but your story telling is awesome
The 1970s was a great time to be a kid. Yes, we had much more freedom back then to camp out in the woods etc. Especially if you were living in the country as we did. So, yes, his sharing the story of how they had decided to camp out resonates with truth as that was common then for kids to do that then. We also did not have video games to pass the time then so we spent our summers outside playing and exploring the woods and creeks. I love your videos and appreciate them very much, thank you.
There was also less fear from parents. These days kids cant go outside alone for fear of being abducted, murdered or shot. I think a lot of our misery and weight gain is to do with that fear esp for women, who can't run and play and explore without the fear of being raped and murdered hanging over their heads. It's really sad. We all need to touch grass more.
I was prob 8 in 1970 living in base housing in Biloxi, Ms. Us kids were BAD, we shop lifted, we had bikes and rode around and did what ever we liked. Went out in the morning and came home for dinner. My childhood was perfect. Barefoot (literally) and care free, skinny dipping and hanging out in the woods and swamps. We never heard of Bigfoot till the Patterson film and legend of Boggy creek came out.
Don’t be so hard on yourself! You did a great job on this video! Be proud of what you put out for us!
Oh my gosh just found your channel. Love your voice, love the content. Really interesting!
This was a great adventure and great illustration from an amateur I know I have had training. Now through injury O lost the mobility in my hand and can no longer draw.
Thank you Randy for your courage and your story and illustration. I was extremely impressed with your illustration of you strapped to the chair get an injection; with an overlay of you crying. That demonstrates illustration sophistication that can only come from a memory.
It was interesting that they have a vampire incisors in their mouth.
I have before how people are induced to loose their memory by government agents.
Thank you for one of the best stories I ever heard.
This being my first time. I will subscribe.
Thank you again!
W. Michael Pinket
until today, your recount of the "cowman" story was the only one to give me chills. this story has handily taken the top spot. looking forward to hearing the interview in its entirety. sincere thanks for the work your doing.
He’s got Lincoln log teeth.
@@andywagoner4869
That's why the cowman talks funny.