I had a gentleman send me an email, and he sent me a news clipping from a newspaper in East Texas.

It's called the Polk County Enterprise.

And I don't really know if me narrating these news articles is a copyright issue or not but

I'm going to go ahead and do that and if anyone from the Polk County Enterprise has anything to say

but they can email me and I've had a problem with it I'll take the video down it's not a big deal

but this event was reported to happen in San Wicinto County. Here's the story. The story is written by Andrea Whitley. But the title of the story is Bigfoot out and about in San Wicinto amid COVID. COVID-19 has covered the front page of the newspapers across the country.

It has, however, not stolen the thunder of one of San Wicinto County's most popular residents.

Bigfoot, yes, Bigfoot.

Recently, I was contacted by a good friend who also happens to be a detective nearby.

Normally our conversations start out with basic information and facts revolving around a crime or crash, but not this time.

I picked up my cell phone to answer his call, which came at approximately 2.30 a.m. And I answered, still halfway

asleep, to hear my detective friend asked me what I was doing. Fishing. I was fishing,

equipped back with more sarcasm than I intended. What do you think I was doing? Is something

wrong with you? Are you okay? Wait, did something happen to my kids,

my mother, sister, or husband, or dog? I quickly did a brief checklist in my head to ensure

myself that all was right in my world. Mom is at home, my sister is somewhere with her new

boyfriend and my children are asleep in my bed with me,

which means my husband is somewhere in the house.

After being booted out of our bed by the children,

who although at 18 and 19 years of age,

insist on piling up in my bed because it's more comfortable,

I glanced down at the floor and there was my dog and beside him was my husband,

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