"Extended, life-threatening encounters over time. This isn't a single sighting. This is prolonged stalking and terror. Female witnesses are less common in Sasquatch reports, which makes this episode stand out. Claire describes being targeted, followed, and terrorized by something she couldn't identify. The fear in her voice is real. This isn't entertainment for her. This is trauma. She discusses the psychological impact, the lasting fear, the sense that she survived only by luck and intuition."
"Sasquatch isn't the only name for this phenomenon. In the Himalayas, it's the Yeti. In Australia, it's the Yowie. In Russia, it's the Almas. In China, it's the Yeren. Indigenous cultures worldwide have traditions of large, hairy, human-like beings in the wilderness. Different names, different continents, similar descriptions. That's either the most widespread folklore in human history, or evidence of something real. Western science dismisses them as mythology. But what if indigenous peoples have been right all along?"
An English woman named Claire endured extended, life-threatening encounters involving prolonged stalking and terror by an unidentified, large, human-like creature. The encounters featured targeting, following, and sustained fear that left lasting psychological impact and a sense of surviving by luck and intuition. Female witnesses are less common in such reports, highlighting unusual vulnerability. The episodes were intense, frightening, and emotionally heavy rather than benign observations. Similar large, hairy, human-like beings appear across global traditions—Yeti, Yowie, Almas, Yeren—suggesting deep historical reports that challenge the assumption that the phenomenon is purely North American.
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