On the rugged slopes of the majestic Mount St. Helens, a place of unparalleled beauty and

treacherous allure lies a haunting chapter in the annals of American history.

In the early 1920s, a group of intrepid prospectors embarked on an expedition to try and strike

a ridge upon the high and isolated mountain slopes. As they ventured further into the wild

expanse, the prospectors began to witness eerie phenomena that defied all rational explanation.

Strange footprints, larger than any known animal, appeared near their campsite.

Unidentifiable whistling and loud knocking sounds seemed to accompany the men as they

traveled through the mountain valleys and forests. When the men would finally return to

civilization after almost two years on the mountain slopes, they would bring back a harrowing tale

of a night where they were attacked by a tribe of exceptionally large, hairy humanoids.

This case filed join the theories as they get a little cabin fever while discussing

the battle of a pecanian.

Tonight's episode is obviously case file 286.

Yeah, 286. 285. 285, the battle of a pecanian, taking this to Washington state,

where I just was, and maybe that's where I picked up this god-awful sickness from

probably from down there, some some Sasquatch sickness.

Did you spend any time in the near Mount St. Helens?

I don't really know where it is, so yes, probably.

Well, that's a whole mountain chain, right? Cascadia Mountains, part of those all the peaks.

I think I was there, and you're close enough.

I was in the past, you're in the proximity.

Yeah, this case file takes us back to the summer of 1924, where group of prospectors,

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