Investigating Mount St. Helens' Mysterious Bigfoot-Linked Deaths & Disappearances

A new video has been circulating on YouTube that caught our attention here at Squatchable. The video, posted by Indie Rights Movies For Free, explores the mysterious deaths and disappearances in the Mount St. Helens National Volcanic Monument in southern Washington. The video suggests that these incidents may be linked to the legendary Bigfoot. As a team of Bigfoot believers, we were intrigued by the video's premise and decided to delve deeper into the story. The video's host, Chris Dixon, sets up base camp at Swift Lake and investigates the locations of controversial deaths, unidentified animal sightings, and unexplained disappearances in the area. During the investigation, Chris interviews a local resident named Jason, who shares his personal experience of losing his wife to a bear attack. Jason also expresses his concerns about the increasing number of animal attacks in the area and the possibility of them being linked to Bigfoot. The video also features an interview with a local store owner named Evan, who shares his thoughts on the theory that Bigfoot may be responsible for the deaths and disappearances. According to Evan, the idea of Bigfoot as a murderous monster is unlikely, and the animal attacks in the area are more likely due to the large population of black bears. However, the video also includes an interview with a local resident named Henry, who shares his belief that the "thear of the forest," as he calls Bigfoot, is responsible for the attacks. Henry presents evidence, including claw marks that do not match any known animal, and the lack of animal tracks or signs of struggle at the crime scenes. Overall, the video is an interesting exploration of the mysterious events in the Mount St. Helens National Volcanic Monument. While it does not provide definitive proof of Bigfoot's existence, it does raise questions and spark curiosity about the possibility of the legendary creature's involvement in the deaths and disappearances. We encourage our readers to watch the video and share their thoughts on the theory presented. Who knows, it may just add another piece to the puzzle of Bigfoot's existence.