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SC EP:131 The Sasquatch Property

EPISODE · Jul 31, 2015 · 1H 19M

SC EP:131 The Sasquatch Property

from Sasquatch Chronicles

My first guest is Michael Brookreson. Mike was new to the area and had just moved to this rural property. After moving in Mike noticed some strange vocalizations around his property but blew them off. Mike said that he has had several researchers out to the property. Mike talks about rocks being thrown at him and his son. He also talks about strange things going on and around his property. I will be also interviewing Anthony in-studio who is from South Carolina. Growing up he had a lot of strange activity on and around his property. Anthony will share some of the strange encounters around his property. One night Anthony chased a Sasquatch off of his property.

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