Bigfoot: Deadly Encounters

De: Ethan Blackwood

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Something monstrous stalks the woods... and sometimes, people don’t come back.

Bigfoot Deadliest Encounters is not for the faint of heart. This gripping collection dives into some of the most terrifying and fatal encounters ever linked to the legendary cryptid. From abandoned campsites and mutilated remains to entire communities driven out by fear, each story in this volume is rooted in documented reports, historical records, and chilling eyewitness accounts.

Told with atmospheric detail and researched intensity, these tales blur the line between folklore and reality—reminding us that some legends refuse to die... and some may kill to stay hidden.

Are you brave enough to uncover the truth?

Why isn't this mainstream knowledge?!

I just cannot believe how many deaths have been basically proven to have been caused by Bigfoot! There is more than sufficient evidence to reach that conclusion, way beyond what our laws consider to be "probable cause" What the heck else leaves footprints 18" long and 8" wide at the ball? I just can't believe people will still say nah, I haven't seen one so they can't be real, even after reading a book like this. They are out there, and they are far from peaceful.

Dark primal forces of the Earth explained

A book of investigations on Sasquatch experiences - some that are lethal. It’s getting harder & harder to laugh and wave away “Bigfoot encounters” when really well done deep-dives into them come back with theories that actually stand-up to scrutiny. Like UFO sightings ( used to be ) what’s stopping most of us from believing in the “Forest People” is that our society sez “Bigfoot” is not real, and only a joke. That’s it. I believe that if you took folks and explained to them everything that’s in this book, they would give their thoughts on Sasquatch another go. Very informative and some cases are edge of your seat interesting - plus a little scary.

epic

this (although computer read....which wasn't too painful) was well written, historical documentation of real stories. I was genuinely impressed except for the LBL which was a Dogman..and was seriously lacking in true detail. the rest is WELL worth the listen.