Here is an email from Jessica. This is really good. She writes, growing up I had many spiritual

encounters. I spent most of my young life, absolutely terrified. I've often thought of writing

a book about all the experiences I've had but I learned very quickly to keep them to myself

Once I finally moved out of the house and grew up, the experiences stopped. None of those experiences pertain to

Bigfoot. They were all centered on ghosts and spirits. I'm 36 years old now and to this day I'm still terrified of the dark.

I removed every closet door in my house the day we closed on it.

I'm not ashamed to say that I still have to sleep with a night light on in my room, the

bathroom light on and the light over the stove on unless it burns out. If it gets dark outside and there's still laundry to be hung, I leave it until the next morning.

I'm grateful for my husband. I've told him everything.

And whether or not he believes me I'll never know. But he's never

laughed at me or told me that I'm crazy and nor has he ever made me think he

doesn't believe me. He's a very understanding of my needs when it comes to the closet doors and such.

As for Bigfoot, I had never thought about it.

Nobody ever talked about it while I was growing up, so it never crossed my mind until a few years ago,

when I stumbled across a Bigfoot encounter podcast.

Immediately, I became obsessed, utterly and completely obsessed.

I believe all of them.

I know what it's like to experience something and not be believed and it really sucks. Now I've watched all the shows and

documentaries and encounter stories. Last week my husband and I took our boys who were

also obsessed with Bigfoot by the way on vacation to the panhandle of Florida.

It was the middle of nowhere and it was pure bliss to visit the springs and the beaches that we hadn't been before. We were the service and there was nothing for miles and miles when my husband turned around to face the back seat

so he could talk to the boys about something. I was driving and staring at the road ahead of us

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