A/N: For this story I'm going to be citing from two (kinda three) point of views that suggest there is a "Bear Man" or "Fuzzy Man."
(Not saying this is Bigfoot, it's just what the people called him.)
Kids go missing all the time in National Parks, everyone is well aware of this. People also go missing in small towns due to "bear attacks" or some other "animal." One thing that I find connected to this "Fuzzy man" and "Bear man" are related to the sasquatch. As a matter of fact, there are different types of them.
The Bear Man story comes from two different accounts that I believe are connected.
First off, let's just say the name for this bear man. The Bear Man is a type of sasquatch called the Gugwe. They are known to be very aggressive, and have a canine like snout which allow me to believe why children have been reported seeing a bear man. They have also been called "face eaters" for the way that they kill their victims. One child in a small town (location was not provided) had reported seeing a man outside her window with no face. Upon closer investigation, it was a dead body and his face was chewn off. Native Americans both fear and hate the Gugwe. In 1995, a man was taking photos in Quebec, Canada. When he got home, he reviewed the photos and noticed one had a strange figure in it. That strange figue people believe to be the Gugwe.
The first part of this story is children were on a mountain playing hide and seek, a couple of minutes had gone by and the parents noticed the kids weren't making any noise. They looked for them, but couldn't find them. So they called the police and brought in a search and rescue team. The team found two of the kids halfway up the mountain behind a log. One thing to mention is that these kids were 4 and 5 years old. In that span of a couple minutes they could not have made it uo the mountain that fast with no injuries, unless they had huge amounta of adrenaline. Which probably meant they were being pursued. When asked how they got there they all said the bear man. The other child was not with them, and they could not find him again. (This is the second part.) A family around the same time the kids dissapeared reported seeing a "Hairy Man" carrying a child on its back moving quickly through the forest. The police dismissed this however thinking it was some bad atempt at a prank.
A/N: I haven't been one to really believe in stuff similar to Bigfoot, but with stories like this, it defidently made me raise a few questions.
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Unknown Territory (Slow Updates)
ParanormalThis is a consipracy theory book, and basically talks about the stairs in the woods phenomenon. But it also mentions other things that have been spotted in the woods further on.
