Investigating AST Train Crash Site: Bigfoot, Grassman, and Sasquatch Hunt

A recent video posted on YouTube by the channel T Mac has caught the attention of the Bigfoot community. In the video, titled "Investigating the Ashtabula Train Disaster: Thermal," the hosts take us on a nighttime exploration of the site of the Ashtabula train disaster of 1876. The investigation's focus is on the wildlife and potential paranormal activity in the area, with the possibility of encountering Bigfoot, Grassman, or other cryptids. The video starts with the group entering a wetland area near the train crash site. The team is cautious, as the area is known to have bears and other potentially dangerous wildlife. As they move deeper into the woods, the hosts share their experiences and theories about the energy that manifests interactions with cryptids. Throughout the video, the team discovers various signs of wildlife, including possible canine tracks and fish in the river. They also discuss the history of the train disaster and the area's past population of up to 25,000 people, which has since decreased to around 17,000. The crime rate in the area has increased, and there have been issues with homelessness. One of the most intriguing parts of the video is when the team tests a theory about a supposed portal opening, which had been caught on thermal imaging and accused of being faked. They use flashlights to see if they can detect high temperatures, but their equipment is only able to pick up temperatures in the 100-degree range, not the 1,000-degree range that had been reported. I found this video to be an exciting and informative look into the investigation of a historical site with potential paranormal activity. The hosts' enthusiasm and knowledge of the subject make for an engaging watch. I encourage everyone to check out the video and share their thoughts on the findings. Who knows, you might even spot something they missed!