Hi Again guys.. Okay this has sent some serious chills up my spine to say the least and I'm trembling just trying type this. I recently purchased a police scanner for those boring nights when there's nothing to do right? well an hour ago (2:00am ) on this 2nd day of December my son and I heard there was an accident last night on the kettle Valley Lake Road involving a family in their car and what the occupants desribe as something around 7 feet tall and incredibly HUGE. I listened all night until I couldn't keep my eyes open anymore hoping for more info but all the police were saying was that what ever these people ran into made some serious damage to the car they were driving in , so much so that it had to be towed to an impound yard.Naturally some of the police officers were making fun of these people but there were a few that were very serious and totally believe in Sasquactch. I've been on the phone on and off most of the day trying to find the impound yard and I found one that had some new vehicles brought in yesterday but they won't allow me to go beyond the fence to look. I explained to them who I was and what I'm involved in but they said I would have to get a court order somehow and have the owner of the car say it's okay for me to do so and now I'm on a bloody goose chase. I have a name of one of the officer's because I heard it on the scanner so once I find out which detachment he's with I'm going to try and track him down to see if he'll hlep me because he's one of the police officer's who were saying they believe in Sasquatch.

Does anyone here have access to police information that's not available to the general public? If so please get a hold of me and maybe together we can find out what it was exactly these people hit on the highway. According to what the people in the accident were saying, the police said they believe that it was nothing else but a Sasquatch they ran into. I'll be watching the small town news to see if anything pops on that and if anyone else hears ANYTHING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Please get in touch with me straight away.

Thanks.. Tim

Whoa... can't wait to see where this goes. Please do keep us informed!

STACY.. You can count on that I can't beleive it happened like that and if I find out who the people were I'm going to be the first one to get the story I hope lol...

Ya know I've read literally HUNDREDS of reports and I've never heard of anything like this happening have you? There must have been other accidents involving one of these animals but where would I find it?

Should that be "an hour ago 2:00 PM"? Just wanted to make sure and point that out before some smarty does.

Keep us posted on anything else you find out please.

I think I've read of one or two.. was one in Thom Powell's book? The thing is, so many reports, it's hard to remember where I read a certain one..

It would seem, if the car did in fact hit a sas, and damaged it as decribed there would be a better than average chance of hair and/or blood evidence being left on the car. Sounds intersting.....

Not to mention a broken-legged, dying Squatch in the nearby woods..

POOR BOY... That's why I'm so excited about this because if it's true then there should be some hair or blood you would think. Once I can find out which impound the car is at I'll go from there.

JAY.. I started this post early this morning and forgot to post it here just til a while ago...so your right it's am not pm hahaha. .thanks for notciing you smarty pants you lol..

Tim

I hav also read reports of BF's behing hit by cars or causing accdents. It could be considered somewhat common (chuckle) as far as BF sightings go..LOL I think hat a similar story was featured on Mysterious Encounters. Goo luck, Famous on getting those hair and blood samples!!!

I sincerely hope you can get more info on this. If you can get the names of the people who hit the "thing" they may be more than willing to allow you to take a look at the vehicle, and take you to the location of impact. <my fingers are crossed you get lucky>

You should be able to go to the police station and get a copy of the police report with a little ingenuity. That should provide the name of the family. You'll have to act quickly to get to the vehicle before it gets towed to a garage or salvaged someplace. If the vehicle is junked, you might be able to offer to buy it for the salvage value from the insurance company. This is exciting news!

I have always said that this way or a average hunter would be the way a Bigfoot was really proved to be real.

Great post

This is classic:

1) Joe Sixpack can't get any info because of privacy laws

2) After being treated like kooks by the Keystone Kops, the family just wants to be left alone

3) The cops behave like the family is kooks so they don't look like kooks to their superiors and peers

4) The sasquatch runs off to die in the brush near the road, because the cops don't have the b*lls or motivation to go looking for a large, injured animal

5) The ravens, foxes, beetles, maggots, et. al, chow down on a priceless carcass because of the comedy of human errors that led to the fiasco


The family should have told the cops they hit a moose. Maybe then the cops would look for the carcass to salvage the meat.

Better yet, tell them you hit a man that ran off. They'd look until they found something.

I honestly think if one of us wants to get one of these, we should get jobs as logging truck drivers. That'll stop one of these animals. LOL

Possibly you can go here and find a fresh skid on the road, and some blood from the Sasquatch. It's worth a shot. I don't know how you'd get blood off pavement for any use, but it might be worth a try. If you do find the spot, you can try to track the wounded Squatch.

and that wouldn't necessarily be an untruth

Sterile cotton swab, moistened with distilled or sterile water is the accepted collection method for blood evidence. Just be sure to seal the evidence container, label it and photographically/videographically document the scene, the evidence and the collection of the evidence. Remember chain of custody too. If you have any questions about this, PM and I will get back with you.

A map of the scene showing locations of skidmarks, broken parts of the car, blood drops and spatters, etc (drawn to scale with included measurements would also be nice).

The idea of going back to the site and finding the skids etc etc.. is probably the best way to go and would most likely yield the most evidence.

I'd still be trying like hell to get to see that car. Have you tried talking to the dispatchers for the law enforcement agency in question, as they are often the best way to get any information you need.

Won the lottery but can't find the ticket....

my mom knows someone up in that region that MAY have access to some police info. if i still worked i had access to the acis ncis computer and could have done a bit of research as sometimes we have access to canidian drivers info. but alas i am disabled so i no longer have access. this is also a crime to mis use this system.keep diggin and for god sake find the scene and go to the scene. there will still be glass and debri there and you can probably see the direction of travel and if there are any tracks of a hooved animal but no biggin prints then they probably hit an animal other than our quary. but get to the scene. i would have gone there at first light but i am a bit anal sometimes.

i have heard of reports of sasquatch getting hit by a car, but they were older reports, also a class i was attending, had everyone tell of their hobby, this was in oklahoma, and when i told the folks what i did, i had gotten many stories, one was from a lady, said her boyfriend had hit a tall hairy creature on 2 legs outside a small town near the witchita mtns, just passed the north fork of the red river, he was afraid to stop, had a crushed in radiator and a busted headlight, and a bent frame, but was able to make it to another town, well, he had to tell his insurance agent he hit a wild animal, it sure would of been nice if the incident had happened very recently, but it had happened 4 years before, and i know that would of been some great evidence. well, i wish you all the luck in the world, and hope that find something, and it would be great to get an update.........

The newspapers around here print up EMS and accident reports the day after. I doubt you can get access to the impound yard. If nothing else fails try and find the accident site. You know the road, how long is it? The officer('s) that responded were they from a local jurisdiction, county, or highway patrol. If they came from a municipality you can start at that end off the road. Get three other people of like mind in the same vehicle and drive the road in both directions at moderate speed. Three sets of eyes on the road might turn up something. Its very difficult for clean up crews to get all of the debris, especially at night. Good luck man. Hunter

Not going to the accident scene post haste would be a major blunder. Just be prepared for whatever it is you might find (including an injured and therefore highly dangerous animal).

prety darn cool [by the way iv come out of hiding] im ever am here when the cool stuf happens!!!

Probably the best known is Christine Van Acker and her mother in 1965 in Mi.

sory NEVER i ment my n buttun on my comp. is weird

Thanks for the advice friends. The road is called Kettle Valley Lakes road and it's about 40 minutes from me but miles long. Fortunately we're not supposed to get any snow so in the morning I'm going to head out there and just look for what ever I can find... Someone said glass and that's a good idea too so I'll look for that. A friend said he'll come along as well because I won't be able to watch out both sides of the car.

I'm not sure where the police officer's were dipatched from because we're in a small area as far as people are concerned and they could have come from anywhere within a hundred miles or so. I do know one guy name Les who owns Pikes towing in Logan Lake and I'm going to get a hold of him to see if maybe the car came to his yard because he does towing for BCAA and at least that's somewhere to start right. I'm off to search the net to try and find some more information so I'll keep you all informed as best as I can and thanks again for the advice..

Tim

Tim,

If you can't go to the car can you go to the scene of the accident. There could be a blood trail or other forensic evidence there.

DOh! Never mind!

finally a car incident report.. i only knew it was a matter of time before one got hit.. hopefuly you can find the exact location and maybe follow a blood trail of the scene and come across the big guy.. just be careful.. if hes not dead.. he will be angry.

Back in 1970 something here in Florida was a case of a car hitting a BF. They even tracked it and even found some sort of a nest thing.
You heard about it for a day or 2 on the news and then never another word on it.

They had a search party following the tracks as at first law enforcement thought it was a person even after the driver told them what it was. They must have thought it was one really big person to have feet that big lol and to do that much damage to the car.

Anyway That was the first case where I said to myself that something is being covered up about it. I mean come on they had a car that was damaged, They had blood and hair on the car from the animal, They had tracks both coming and going from the accident. They followed the tracks for over a mile if I remember right. They found a nest/bed type thing, And if I remember right the animal was even spotted by the search party at one time. Yet nothing else came of it and after like 1 or 2 days the news dropped it and nothing else was said.
With that much evidence that was found by the Police you would think that it would have been a much bigger deal then they let it turn into.

We have talked about this case here on these forums before in the past. I seem to remember a couple of other people remembering about it as they lived around here also at the time. If I am not mistaken one of the people even got to see the it happening live as they was driving past when it all was going on. But that might have been some place else that was talked about not here I am not sure.
Anyway it was a interesting case and this one just might turn out interesting also :-)

What county was it in? (Does BC "have" counties?)

-Sarge

We have districts kinda;

Lower Mainland
Okanagan
Kootneys
Caribou-Chilcoulten
Peace River
North Coast
Northern BC
Vancouver Island

So this area would be in the Okanagan District

Hmmmm

This all happenned "one hour ago (at 2am)", and yet you say you have spent all day on the phone trying to find the impound yard.

However, you post the message at 2pm - well that isn't 'all day' is it?

You say that you started the post early this morning, but didn't finish it until 2pm - how is that then ?

If that were the case, I would have expected the statement about the police scanner and the one regarding being on the phone all day to be in seperate paragraphs at the very least.


Doesn't make much sense to me.

Caveat Emptor, quia ignorare non debuit quod ius alienum emit

I think it was 2am this morning.....
















fricken, fracken jackson.

i thought he cleared it up by saying he forgot to post it. i have written a post and forgot to hit the submit button. i think questioning he report is premature. he isnt claiming anything that cant be verified. he ist being unbelievable. i for one will wait it out. to pick apart what was posted whn and how it was gramatically posed is a wast of time in my opinion.i am anxious to see what becoms of his reconoiter.i hope it all pans out.

Agreed, let's all ride this one out, and see what happens.

If he can nail the particulars down, location of the accident, impound yard, etc. I'll post on a cop board I read, and see if anyone there can give him an official hand accessing the car, witnesses, etc.

-Sarge

I'm just telling it like I see it.

Yes, it *is* possible to forget to hit the submit button, but for 12 hours ?

If he had used the computer to do something else, then we could expect him to start the post from scratch, and therefore word it correctly.

I could be wrong - I hope I am, but these are the sorts of holes in a story that we should expect our critics to pick up on.

No Jaylee corrected him, and he acknowledged that it was indeed 2 pm and that was a typo, it was 2 pm when he was making his post after listening to the police scanner and all the other stuff all day.

HUH?


I'm getting more confused.








RF

Ummm, nope. He said it actually was 2 a.m. (early this morning on the 2nd day of December) when he wrote the report but didn't post it til 2 p.m (or later).........I think.

Actually, he posted it at 5:19 p.m. CDT which I figure would have made it 3:19 p.m. at his place. Is that right?

No clue but it is kind of trivial isn't it?

It would be very easy for someone to come here and make a post like that one just to pull our chains. If this really happened, there will be police reports, etc. And if FG does go looking for the scene of the accident, he better take a camera. Bottom line, it will be verifiable. If none of these things materialize, I think that will speak for itself.

I've been had before on the board and by better stories than that one (one even had a recording associated with it). I'm not saying this is bull right now, but I won't give anyone I don't know on an internet forum the benefit of the doubt when they tell an amazing story without something convincing to back it up. That's just me. Call me a meanie head or whatever else you want, but that's how I am.

I dunno.

Good morning everyone, all the local wrecker services need calling. Maybe the driver could shed some evidence on this. MAYBE some evidence is with the wrecker its not uncommon for the driver to throw bent up parts on board, we see it at my shop here in Marietta!!!!

Crew Chief

And the cops were discussing this on their police band radios? Right.

What's that I smell?

[edit] To all the police officers who frequent this board I'd like to pose a question...do you ever, ever prattle on, blather, or chit-chat on your radios?

Tim........being in the EMS/FIRE business it maybe that the local F.D. was called to the scene..........these folks still would have access to the vehicle and may have also made a report............do you have any connections to the F.D. that would have went out that way?..........it's a shot.

It’s possible Fish as we have multiple channels on our communication system one of which is for communication between individual officers/vehicles and is not received and thus not recorded by our communications center. It’s pretty much a chat channel. However, as our system is new and completely digital it would cost a pretty penny for someone to obtain a scanner capable of monitoring our system. My guess is the radio system used in this case was not digital and easy to scan and thus it is possible famousguitars heard some chatter.

Nonetheless, I’m with you and Paul as something’s hokey with the scenario he described.