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H all right, we are live. So Tim Sudano from
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Paranormal Insight.
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Correct, That's correct, and that is the show.
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Tell us who you are and what you do.
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My name is Tim Sudano. As you put out and
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pointed out my little fun tagline is I'm your favorite
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paranormal investigator, and what I do is I do do
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paranormal investigation. I've led my own team since twenty eleven,
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and we have had some very interesting experiences as a
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team individually as well, both before we formed the team,
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during and after, so we've had a lot of fun,
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weird experiences. There's all kinds of things to talk about there.
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My interest in the paranormal became, oh, I guess you
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could say very early on. I mean, I've had so
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many of my own personal experiences with the paranormal, but
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high strangeness, whatever it is you want to call it,
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and it started for me when I was three years old,
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and that's one of the first big things really happened
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to me in the paranormal realm. Realm. I can't talk tonight,
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but yeah, that's basically who I am. That's what I do.
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I am here to discuss and hopefully help people out there,
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both with the podcast and in actually going out there
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taking on cases, talking to people, trying to solve their
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issues if we can. And I'm fortunate enough to have
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one of the best psychics and psychic cleaners in the area,
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if not the entire us. I'm being a little boastful,
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but she's very, very good. She's very good. So that's
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that's one of your do I'm here to talk talk
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about stuff and help people out.
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Awesome, So you kin end up touched on it. But
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what got you into this crazy?
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I told you the story it was. It started with
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my own personal experience. I was I was like three,
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maybe four, you know, I was living Excuse my stomach
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gurgled there for a second. We're living in this tiny
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little apartment and I back in the day, I slept
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with my bedroom door open. Most kids do, I think
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when they're young, and suddenly the living room light flicks on.
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And back in the seventies, not to date myself, but
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back in the seventies, when the light switch flicked on,
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it flicked on. I mean, they weren't the softer ones
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you have now, the nice little sauce witches and stuff.
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It was there, and it woke me up, not just
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the sound, but the light itself. And in from this
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living room into the connecting hall of where all the
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where the bathroom and the bedrooms were, there's this woman
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just standing there. I don't know who she is. And
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she's dressed in this green and blue vest. I remember
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that distinkling she had. She had a skirt on as well.
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Wasn't a miniskirt per se, but it looked like part
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of a stewardess excuse me, air Stewart's uniform. You can't
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say stewardess anymore, but back in the day, that's what
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we recall. But it looked like a uniform you would
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see on you know, a flight P, S, A t W,
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A whatever. And it was green on one side, bleue
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on the other. I remember that so distinctly. And she
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was tall then, like you'd expect to an air do
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it to be. And she had this blonde platinum hair.
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I'll never forget that. And it was kind of shortish
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with a little flip up at the end, kind of
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like a bob I think it's called a bob. And
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she looked into my room and she puts her hands
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under her hips in the most angry menacing way she
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can muster and starts yelling at me, shaking her finger
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at me. Now no words are coming out of her mouth.
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I can only visualize her. But nonetheless I'm freaked out
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because she takes a couple of steps angrily towards the door,
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and I shut my eyes. I pull my covers up
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tight and I hold it and I wait, I open
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my eyes again, mind you, I'm prone on my side,
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and I open my eyes again. There she is right here,
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right in front of my face. She is gone so
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far as to stoop over and match my angle, and
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she yells at me again. Again, no words are coming
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out of her mouth, and I, according to my parents,
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I let out in a godly little scream of horror
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and I ran through her. And I'll never get the
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chill that peeled off me as I shot through this
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ghost entity? Whatever did you want to label it? And
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I don't. I get my parents, and my mom comes
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out with me, and she says, what's going on? What
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you know? I'm saying the woman, there's a lady. There's
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a lady. There's a lady. And that's all. That's the
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only description I gave. And just wide where she was
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in my room and my mom checks around and there's
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no one there, and she calls me down at a
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hot cup of milk, and she puts me the bed,
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and the one thing she she's kind of curious about,
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she says, how'd you turn the light on? I didn't
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turn the light on. The lady turned the light on. Now,
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back in the day, the building codes were a little
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bit different. This is kind of what adds to this
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not being a dream. For a three or four year
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old to reach light switch, I'd have to really just
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like jump because they were set higher back then. And
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my mom was a little confused by that whole thing,
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so she she was a little wary. But to this day,
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I swear up and down this was not a dream.
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And that was my first ever experience with the the paranormal.
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I guess you want you can call it, but it was.
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Yeah, that's pretty intense, man, I mean to be that
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young and have this.
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Yes in room. Yeah, yeah, that's pretty intense. Wow. Nice.
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Uh good.
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So I've looked at your Instagram and I saw a.
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Air Force hat. Are you a veteran? I'm not a veteran. Technically,
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I was in the Air Force ROTC program. Oh gotcha. Okay,
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And but a lot of my friends did go on.
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I did not, uh stay in the ROTC program. A
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lot of my friends did go on and I kind
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of word on her them because we lost a few. Yeah.
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Yeah, interesting. Yeah, I'm a veteran too, I get it. Fantastic.
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So I I had time in the Marines and then
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the Army, and then I was an Air Force civilian
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for a bunch of.
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H and Army.
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Yeah, and then I worked for I was in in
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the Air Force as a civilian doing Uh, I guess
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you were a security specialist. So I did work with
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anti terrorism stuff. That your job in the Marines.
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The what was that your job in the Marines.
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No, well, I was a reconnaissance Marine. And then I
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was in the infantry in the in the Army, good
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old infantry.
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And then uh yeah, so I just saw the Air
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Force at so I was like, so I consider myself
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air Force, but technically I'm not a VET. I hear you.
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I understand. No, I totally get it.
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So another question I got for you is so scary
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looks like an acronym?
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It is? Yeah, what is it? What is? It's the
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seekers of California for ethereal spilled with an A A
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ethereal Research and Investigations seeks of California.
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Yeah, I like it, or ethereal. I write everything down
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to say, yeah, that's cool, that's cool. Yeah, or ethereal
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research and investigation.
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So where are you, Loky? We're in San say, California, okay,
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and we're based out of here. Won't go anywhere were needed. Really,
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we don't have the biggest budget in the world. So
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if you wants to go to Kentucky or something like that,
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you're gonna kind of front for the Yeah, I totally
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get it.
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Yeah, I mean it was like a regional thing, right
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and I typically I.
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Think the furthest we've gone is Monterey, Okay. Yeah. Yeah.
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I spent some time in California, mainly, you know, being
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in the Marines and stuff.
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And then but were you Pendleton? Then well I spent.
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A little time in Pendleton, a little time in Coronado
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and so San Diego, and then farther north up in Lompoke, Lompoc. Yeah,
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so we we we were doing stuff in the Los
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Los Padres National Forest and we were stationed out of
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Vandenburg Air Force Base in Lombook. So we we we
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were billeted and stayed and in uh at Vandenburg and
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then we would fly down to Los Pagris, Los Padres.
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So yeah, that was back in the nineties when we
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were when they were you know, it was the big
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right after they had legalized marijuana and California and then
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we so but then we started working on national forest
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land too, because the cartels decided to start growing.
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Yeah, because just a misdemeanor and national forest Good times whatever. Man,
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it was fun, uh sort of, I guess, sort yeah,
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I bet, But yeah, I.
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Saw this great documentary about how somewhere in the Ameral
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Triangle up northern end of it, there was a there
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was a murder. There's a couple of murders actually, and
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there's two dudes in the cartailed minor low level guards
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or something like that. And what had happened was apparently
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at least two dudes were sitting they were just sitting
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there doing their job, and something made enough of commotion
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that they started shooting. Oh wow. And when they when
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the rest of their cartel team gets up there at
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this high point in this wherever this crop they were
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growing they were as occurred and they found Huge Footprints tracks.
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Was that that documentary? Was that a documentary documentary? Is
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that that one? I'm actually looking it up right now
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because I can't remember the name of it. But it
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was about Sasquatch, but not exactly not exactly the drugs,
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but a great documentary.
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Fantastic documentary. Not the spoiler for anyone. But it turns
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out it was a full on disciplinary action and they
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framed Bigfoot right. Yes for the tags.
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Yes, this was great because they pulled into more of
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a true crime but documentary. But I had heard about
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it on uhh, my gosh and Joe Rogan that's right.
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I'd heard about it, honestly because he had the guy
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on and I think that's what it's called Sasquatch true
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crime destigation from Yeah, and I think it's called Sasquatch.
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But it's really got and then it says some monsters
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are real. It's got nothing really to do the Sasquatch
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other than that story. Yeah, it's very good. I forgot
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all about that. I thought that was great.
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I actually had a little bit of like a I
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had some weird experiences when we were in uh Los Padres.
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There's some interesting stories from Army Rangers. Yeah, yeah, we
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we had.
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We definitely had rocks thrown at us. And we're talking
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like up on because the high point there is Ray's
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Peak is what it's called. There is a hiking trail
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to there, but it's rugged man like and you're talking
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miles away from anything, Like to get to Ray's Peak,
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you've got to park in a parking spot, like a
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parking area, and I want to say, it's like an
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eight or nine mile hike into Tho and there's nothing there, like,
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I mean it's and at night, no, it would be
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really dangerous, right, So we were we were actually up
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on not on Ray's Peak, but an adjacent area but
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overlooking we could see Ray's Peak, and we were hidden
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because we couldn't you know, we didn't want people were
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not supposed to know we were there, and YadA, YadA, YadA.
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But we were in what they call a relay site,
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relaying radio transmissions from teams on one side of the
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mountain range too headquarters up in Lompoc up in the
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other side, right, So we were relaying messages and we
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absolutely had something at like you know, one, two, three
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in the morning a couple times throwing pine cones and rocks.
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It's not a person. I'm sorry, no, no, no, And
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we never saw I mean, it's really dusty, so it's
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hard to see. There's no like footprints or anything. But
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we were looking.
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Man. But anyway, Yeah, craziness, California's wild.
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Yeah, I'm sure you got stories, So tell us, tell
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us some paranormal stories. Like tell us some of like
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an investigation or something that you've done recently or or whatever.
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Whatever you choose. It's your this is your show.
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And the one I tell probably too much, is the
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one where we went to a we had this little
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uh what's it called duplex? There's a duplex. So we
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had my buddy Henry and I are the ones who
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started the team. Henry is passing. But anyway, so Henry
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and I were there, and Henry was if I'm the
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lead investigator, Henry was the decided skeptic. He was the
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one who was going to come up with the imperial
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empirical evidence no matter what, and he was always going
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to go there and that's why he was perfect for
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the team. And we also at the time had two