Northern Rockies Ranger Encountered Mysterious Creature: Red-Jacketed Figure and Second Moon Spotted

Intriguing video we stumbled upon from the YouTube channel Glitched Graveyard, titled "11 TRUE Terrifying Park Ranger Horror Stories Dogman,Sasquatch,Werewolf,Bigfoot,Forest Ranger 4". This video, a chilling account from a park ranger, takes us deep into the heart of the northern Rockies, where isolation and unease are the only companions. The ranger, who took the job for the solitude, found herself in a fire lookout tower that stood like a skeletal finger above the dense expanse of pine and fur. The tower, with its aged wood, mildew, and metallic scent, was a far cry from the comfort she had been promised. A faded map, dotted with excess and circles drawn in red ink, was pinned to the wall, and on the desk was a manila envelope labeled "rules" with messy handwriting. The rules, written with a heavy black marker, were a mix of the ordinary and the extraordinary. One, never leave the tower after sundown. Two, if you hear scratching under the floor, play the vinyl record in the cabinet. Don't look through the cracks. Three, if a second moon appears in the sky, lock the door and don't speak until it's gone. Four, do not engage with the man with scales. He is not human. As the night fell fast in the mountains, the ranger settled into the cot with a book, only to be jolted awake by scratching sounds beneath the floorboards. The ranger, who had initially dismissed the rules as a backwoods hazing ritual, found herself rethinking her stance when the scratching paused as soon as she played the vinyl record. The following day brought no clarity, just a thick bone-colored fog that swallowed the forest whole. The ranger, who had heard quiet in the woods before, found this silence deep and unnatural. The birds weren't singing, the trees didn't sway, and it was as if the world was holding its breath. The ranger, who had initially thought the rules were a prank, found herself questioning her beliefs as she read the rest of the rules. The handwriting on the second page was more rushed, like the author was afraid he would not finish. Five, if you wake up and the tower door is open, do not go outside. Wait until noon. Six, do not accept help from the hikers in red jackets. They are not lost. Seven, the lizard man can mimic voices. Do not trust any radio calls at night. Eight, if you see glowing green eyes in the trees, turn off all lights and hide. He sees warmth. The ranger, who had been on edge since the scratching incident, found herself even more on edge when she saw a figure in a red jacket, not lost, but motionless, too still to be natural. The figure raised its hand and waved, sending a chill down her spine. As the days passed, the ranger found herself hearing strange noises, seeing unexplained phenomena, and feeling an eerie presence around her. The ranger, who had initially thought the rules were a prank, found herself rethinking her stance as she realized that the rules were a warning. The video, a chilling account of a ranger's experiences in the wilderness, leaves the viewer with more questions than answers. Is the lizard man a myth, or is there something more to it? Is the second moon a natural phenomenon, or is it something else? The video, with its eerie atmosphere and chilling account, leaves the viewer with a sense of unease and a desire to know more. We encourage our readers to watch the video and share their thoughts with us. What do you think about the ranger's experiences? Do you believe in the lizard man, or do you think it's just a myth? Let us know in the comments below!