Bigfoot Encounter in Washington: Researcher's Two-Year Investigation and Discovery of 'Charlie'

A new and intriguing interview with Bigfoot researcher Ben Fred from Bigfoot Ops has been making waves in the Bigfoot community. In this interview, Ben shares his experiences and evidence gathered over nearly 15 years of tracking, studying, and documenting Bigfoot activity near Mount Rainier, specifically in the Ashford, Washington area. Ben's journey into Bigfoot research began accidentally in 2010 when he and his granddaughter encountered two creatures while fishing. The creatures' gurgling sounds and screams left Ben puzzled, and he couldn't shake off the feeling that they had encountered something extraordinary. After consulting with the BFRO and Scott Taylor, Ben became more determined to find answers and spent almost two years tracking these elusive creatures. During his research, Ben discovered a specific site, which he named the "Charlie site," where he heard repetitive knocks and witnessed three figures running through the brush. The creatures' behavior and the location of their appearance led Ben to believe that he was on the right track. One night, Ben and his wife visited the Charlie site and heard whining sounds, which he later identified as juvenile Bigfoots. As they continued to investigate, a female Bigfoot screamed, and brush movement, growling, and grunting sounds surrounded them. Rocks, logs, and branches were thrown at their car, creating an intense and unforgettable experience. Ben Fred's interview offers a fascinating glimpse into the world of Bigfoot research and serves as a reminder of the mysterious and elusive nature of these creatures. Watch the full interview on the Bigfoot Society YouTube channel to learn more about Ben's experiences and evidence.