Miner Fred Beck's 1924 Bigfoot Encounter Near Mount St. Helens

A recent video posted on YouTube by the channel Creek Devil has caught the attention of the Bigfoot community. The video features an exclusive interview with Fred Beck, one of the miners who was attacked at the cabin in Mount St. Helens in 1924. Beck shares his personal experiences and insights about the creatures he encountered during that time. In the interview, Beck describes the creatures as being around 8 feet tall with broad shoulders, chests, and necks. He also notes that their ears turn out like ours and are covered in hair. Beck and his father-in-law initially thought the tracks they were seeing were made by big Indians, but after hearing the creatures' whistling and pounding on their chests, they knew they were dealing with something else entirely. During the attack on their cabin, Beck and his father-in-law fought off the creatures using an axe and shooting at them through the ceiling. The next morning, Beck shot one of the creatures in the back, but it fell into a nearby canyon and he was unable to recover the body. The interview also touches on the topic of the 19-inch tracks that Beck and his group found near their cabin. These tracks were measured by detectives who were skeptical of their origin, suggesting that a raccoon or other animal could not have made such a large print. I encourage readers to watch the video and form their own opinions about the interview. It's always fascinating to hear firsthand accounts from those who have had encounters with these elusive creatures. Whether or not you believe Beck's story, it's an interesting addition to the ongoing conversation about the existence of Bigfoot. Wrapping up, the Creek Devil video offers a unique perspective on the 1924 Mount St. Helens attack and the creatures that were responsible. While we may never know for sure what really happened, it's always exciting to hear about new evidence and insights that contribute to the ongoing search for the truth about Bigfoot.