An Oklahoma Cherokee reservation resident describes her encounters with a dangerous group of Sasquatch that live in the caves. Her uncle & other residents have been killed.
"I grew up on an Indian reservation here in Oklahoma. I am Cherokee Indian. Our home was by a massive cave system and in the middle of two hills. There is a cave on the property that everyone on the reservation knows Sasquatch exists. It is common knowledge where we come from. We would know their moods just by the sounds he made. When he was upset you would know it because his anger would be heard throughout the whole reservation. People talked about it in casual conversation. For instance, 'Did you hear Sasquatch upset last night, etc.' My grandparents told me not to fear him because they had a pact with him and he would not harm us.
All was good until more Sasquatch came. These were evil ones, not the same as the Sasquatch that had always been there. He had been run off from the territory we believe. I had to walk down a long dirt road to get to my school bus. They would chase me up in the woods, whooping and throwing rocks at me. I was terrified and I got a feeling they wanted to hurt me. It kept getting worse. I refused to even walk to school after that.
At night, when my cousins would come over, we would all play outside in the front yard. These new Sasquatch would gather around in the hills with their glowing red eyes and watch us. I know if our parents would have not been out there they would have taken us and harmed us. I could feel it. I could sense their body and their bad intentions. I told my family that they were bad.
My uncle did not listen. He went for a walk alone to the water which was like a mile and a half from his house. He was drowned in knee-deep water and was an avid swimmer. No wounds, just a mysterious death. But I knew they killed him. He was the first of many unknown mysterious deaths that started to occur by the water. In that area, the person was always alone. It was always a mystery. I'm glad I stuck with my gut feelings because they were getting more aggressive every day that I walked to school. I believe my instincts saved my life. to this day.
They are still killing people in the area. The person is always alone and the death is always a mystery. But I know and so do the other people on the reservation. Always follow your instincts. I'll send you more stories at a later date. Thank you for reading." Carrie.
Steve states: "That was February of this year. Carrie, please email us with as many details as you can find and share them with us. We need to hear more about this. The world needs to hear about this. Every single person on the planet needs to hear about this. It's very important."
Transcribed source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I8yqlHiNjrc
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