New Zealand Gondola Sabotage Linked to Sasquatch: Evidence Revealed

A recent video posted on YouTube by the channel "myke Does" has caught the attention of the Bigfoot community. The video, titled "Police Hunt for Bigfoot. Sasquatch cut Gondola cable twice," presents an intriguing case of possible Sasquatch activity that has left many wondering about the capabilities of these elusive creatures. The video begins with Todd Stanning, a Sasquatch researcher, explaining his involvement in the case. He describes how his experiences in the field have led him to believe that Sasquatch are responsible for cutting the gondola cables at the Sky Gondola company in British Columbia, Canada. The police are reportedly searching for a "giant man" with incredible wilderness knowledge and specific tool-using abilities. Stanning goes on to describe the details of the investigation, emphasizing the incredible force required to cut the state-of-the-art gondola cables. He cites an expert's opinion that it would take at least three highly skilled individuals 15 minutes to cut the cable, and even then, the noise would be heard for miles around. Yet, no one reported hearing or seeing anything suspicious during the incidents. Stanning also points out the thermal footage captured after the second incident, which appears to show a large, bipedal figure moving near the damaged cable. He encourages skeptics to consider the possibility that this could be a Sasquatch, emphasizing their unique cold-weather adaptations and incredible strength. As a Sasquatch believer and a writer for Squatchable, I find this case fascinating and worth further investigation. The idea that Sasquatch could possess such strength and cunning is both thrilling and humbling. I encourage our readers to watch the video and share their thoughts on this captivating case. Interest level: 7 out of 10. This video presents an interesting investigation with possible Sasquatch involvement, making it a must-watch for any Bigfoot enthusiast.