February 11, 1996: Bigfoot - Stan Johnson & Linda Moulton Howe
The Art Bell Archive · Arthur William Bell III
May 24, 20231h 35m
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Show Notes
Linda Moulton Howe opens this Dreamland broadcast with field reports from Puerto Rico on the chupacabras phenomenon. She presents recorded interviews with eyewitnesses in Canovanas who describe encountering a three-to-four-foot humanoid with large dark eyes, three-toed feet, and feathers on its back. A separate witness describes a different creature with non-reflective black skin and glowing red eyes that flew away from a tree branch. Howe also reports on pit bulls found with unexplained puncture wounds in their necks within a fully enclosed property.
Stan Johnson, an 80-year-old retired logger from Oakland, Oregon, claims a lifelong relationship with Sasquatch beings. Johnson says he first encountered a creature he calls the wild man as a child in the Ozark Mountains of Missouri. He describes the Sasquatch as vegetarian, intelligent beings who get married, raise families, and communicate in any human language. Johnson says they travel between dimensions through vortexes, and he claims to have visited what he calls the fifth dimension himself.
Johnson states that he passed sodium pentothal tests and hypnotic regression sessions to verify his accounts. He connects Sasquatch to extraterrestrial origins, claiming they once had their own planet that was destroyed.
Stan Johnson, an 80-year-old retired logger from Oakland, Oregon, claims a lifelong relationship with Sasquatch beings. Johnson says he first encountered a creature he calls the wild man as a child in the Ozark Mountains of Missouri. He describes the Sasquatch as vegetarian, intelligent beings who get married, raise families, and communicate in any human language. Johnson says they travel between dimensions through vortexes, and he claims to have visited what he calls the fifth dimension himself.
Johnson states that he passed sodium pentothal tests and hypnotic regression sessions to verify his accounts. He connects Sasquatch to extraterrestrial origins, claiming they once had their own planet that was destroyed.