Sasquatch or Poltergeist? New Book Explores Encounter Enigmas

A new video on the YouTube channel Mysteries & Monsters has caught the attention of the Bigfoot community. In this episode, host Paul interviews author WT Watson about his latest book, "The Forest Poltergeist." Watson explores the possibility that some of the strange occurrences in the woods, such as wood knocks, stone throwing, and vocalizations, may not be caused by Sasquatch but rather by something more supernatural. Watson's book is based on conversations he had with other researchers who noticed that many of the so-called Class B encounters, which involve strange disturbances in the wilderness, have similarities to poltergeist cases. These researchers suggested that if you took all of the strange phenomena reported in Class B encounters and put them inside a house, you would have a poltergeist case. Watson agrees and believes that the same forces that produce poltergeist activity could also be responsible for some of the strange occurrences in the woods. He argues that there is nothing reported in Class B encounters that couldn't be duplicated by poltergeist phenomena. As a fellow foran, I can appreciate Watson's open-minded approach to the subject. All too often, people in the paranormal community become siloed and make assumptions about what they are investigating without considering other possibilities. Watson's book is a refreshing reminder that there may be more to the strange occurrences in the woods than meets the eye. If you're interested in learning more about Watson's theories, be sure to check out the full video on the Mysteries & Monsters YouTube channel. It's definitely worth a watch for anyone interested in the strange and unexplained.