Bigfoot and other creatures
Bigfoot and other unknown animals.
Small sample: these figures describe only these 5 stories.
Boulders thrown around a camper on the Queets River
Caller [name withheld], from Graham, Washington, describes four men playing poker in a camper beside the Queets River. Around 1:30 a.m., rocks began landing around the vehicle for about three hours, along with grunts that he and Art Bell compared with a recorded “Sasquatch” sound. In the morning, [name withheld] says, large boulders lay in a circle around the camper, and it took two trucks to move them. He dates the event to 1975, says he has never returned to the spot, and offers no cause beyond “something awfully big.”
Shape-changing creature seen from a porch and driveway at night
A caller who gives their name as [name withheld], in Sutherland, Oregon, says that at about 1 a.m. they stepped onto their front porch to feed a cat. The caller saw a small, round creature with no visible legs and long brown hair on their driveway. The caller says that as it moved away it grew taller. Its hair changed from long brown to short dark and then grew into long black hair. It became deer-like before running off silently across the street. A couple of days later, the caller says, a neighbor in the cul-de-sac remarked only that she sees animals come up from the creek.
Journal of a great-grandfather: hair-covered man on horseback who said he was Cain
A caller, greeted by the host as “Wild Zard Line,” reads a story from the journal of their great-grandfather. The caller describes the great-grandfather as a leader in the early Mormon church in Missouri before the move to Utah. The journal is said to describe the great-grandfather riding about 100 yards ahead of a group of men when a man covered from head to toe in hair came out of the bushes. Standing on the ground, the man met him “eyeball to eyeball.” The figure is said to have called himself Cain, condemned to walk the earth in misery and unable to find death. The caller ends by wondering whether such descriptions explain Bigfoot sightings, and the host asks them to send a copy of the journal. The story ends there. The creature “wandered away,” and nothing more is reported.
Police officer describes a dog-like creature; their brother later described the same
A caller reached in Charleston, South Carolina, whom the host introduces as “the police officer” and who is continuing a story begun earlier, says they once met a creature that looked like a dog but seemed physically present rather than spiritual. It frightened them into covering up and praying. They say they kept the experience secret until, talking with their brother (also a police officer) about old houses, the brother described the same creature, which he had seen while home sick on a couch. The host reads a listener letter calling the being [quote withheld] then closes this part of the broadcast.
Caller relays friend's story of a black semi-human figure on a bike trail
A caller named “[name withheld],” who says they are calling from what they describe as “Eastern North America,” tells Art Bell a brief secondhand story. A friend told the caller that while riding a bike along a trail, the friend saw a human-like black figure, described as “semi-human, semi-animal.” It ran across the trail and jumped up onto a fence, where it perched. The caller adds that the figure made a noise, which the caller found notable, and that the friend said it slowly faded away. The host asks a follow-up question, offers his own reaction, and moves on to the next caller. No date, location, or further detail is given.