The Sasquatch Abduction Encounter of Albert Ostman

Posted on March 29, 2024March 29, 2024 by UFOs-Disclosure

The Sasquatch Abduction Encounter
of Albert Ostman

One of the most intriguing Sasquatch encounters on record occurred a century ago, in 1924, in British Columbia, Canada, when a prospector, Albert Ostman, claimed not only to have seen a bigfoot, but to have been held captive by one for almost a week. What’s more, the case didn’t merely involve Sasquatch, but an entire family of them. Join us as we explore the astonishing story of Albert Ostman…

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