Photographer's Encounter with Mysterious Beings in Kansas City Parks

A photographer from Kansas City, Missouri, has recently shared her strange encounters and discoveries while exploring the wilderness in her home state. Alex, as she is called, has been a photographer for over a decade and has spent most of her life in the wilderness. Recently, she has had more encounters with what she describes as "unknown" or "cryptid" creatures. In a video posted on the YouTube channel Sasquatch Theory, Alex shares her experiences and the strange finds she has come across. One of her most memorable encounters happened at Monkey Mountain in Grain Valley, Missouri. Alex and a photographer friend went to the park to take pictures of the landscape. They went to the back side of the entrance, which is less crowded and more Lush, with lots of trees making it hard to see through. As they were taking pictures, Alex had the feeling of being watched. Although they were the only ones there, they both felt that something was off. Alex then had the idea to take a picture of them taking a picture in the lens, making it look like someone was looking back at them. It was only after reviewing the picture that she noticed a strange figure in the background, which she believes was watching them. Another encounter that Alex had was at Bur Woods in Blue Springs, Missouri. She and her son were talking about the Men in Black subject while walking on a trail. Suddenly, a man dressed in all black appeared out of nowhere. The man did not acknowledge them and walked by without saying a word. Alex found this behavior strange and believes that the man may have been trying to intimidate them. Alex's experiences are a reminder that there is still much to be discovered in the wilderness. Her bravery in sharing her encounters and finds is commendable, and it is always exciting to hear about new discoveries in the world of cryptids. If you're interested in learning more about Alex's experiences, be sure to check out the video on the Sasquatch Theory YouTube channel. And as always, happy squatching!