I Heard It Right Outside My Window (Alabama Bigfoot Encounter)

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2:04here this last week. Absolutely. It's going to be great to get that storm out of there, for sure. Is there anything else that listeners would want to know about yourself before we get chatting about your experience? Absolutely. I am a business professional. I have been for 20 years. I'm pretty much what you call a no-nonsense girl. I've shown me more or less, and I've heard stories, and I've seen some shows regarding Bigfoot, and I was a little on the fence about it. I was kind of like the general population. Well, we don't have one, so we can't prove that it exists. Well, my mind's been totally changed. I think the cause of this experience, it made me realize that there's so much more out there that we don't know that exists. I mean, we're making discoveries every single day of new species all around the world. So I don't know how people can honestly say,

3:08well, no, this doesn't exist. People are seeing things. The fact that there's way too many people that have had experiences, some similar to mine, some more, I don't know, more scarier than what mine was. My story began, well, it starts what happened in 2016 in Alabama. I was employed in New Orleans at the time, working as an office manager for a fabrication company, and my sister and brother-in-law also lived there, and they purchased a home outside of Demopolis, Alabama, actually they built it, and they bought a parcel of a large amount of land that they leased for deer hunting, and it was on a single road, the only house out there, and in this area,

4:11timber is a big industry, you know, like paper plants, I mean, it's filled with a lot of trees, pine trees, you name it, there's all different kinds there, and my brother-in-law hunted, and on their property towards the back of it, there was this creek that ran through it, and I would often take walks through the woods to go and sit back there because there was a family of beavers that lived back there, and it was kind of fun just watching them, and my sister had blue healers, and they would often go with me, and the only thing they ever alerted on was the rather large, it was about four cords where the firewood, because we loved sitting outside, and around the fire pit, you know, at night, and they would take me, I would have to literally light and yell at them, and to make them calm, and they never alerted to anything else while I was

5:12out there, and there were times when I would take these walks, and I would feel like I'm being watched, and I'm sure people understand that feeling. It was like, I knew that I wasn't alone, and I would stop and look around, and you know, the hair on the back of your net kind of stands up, and I'm thinking, okay, Angela, you know, you're exaggerating, and I would continue on with no event, and go back there and watch the beavers dam up the creek, which now turned it into like a swampy area there, but what people need to understand is abundant wildlife. I mean, the deer are everywhere, you name it, it's there. I know that Alabama does have some bear in the region, but we have been going there for quite some time, and everyone in the general I said they hadn't seen a bear or anything like that there for years, so it's predominantly your smaller animals in deer and things like that that lived within the forest of that area. And so it was one weekend,

6:22it was during deer season, and my brother-in-law was going to hunt that weekend, and he had done that, and he did get a deer, and he processed it, and put it in the cooler, a locking outdoor cooler to where, you know, it could age and finish doing, so that we would come back the next weekend, and actually processed the deer. And it was late, we had burned fire, we had a fire, a nice fire outside, and we were really tired, because it had been a long day, and we all came in, dogs included, and I went to my bedroom, which is directly across from theirs, and to that I had brought a book with me that I wanted to continue reading, and so I turned my lamp on, you know, beside my bed, and started reading, and what I need for people to understand

7:23is that this is a very heavily wooded area, and the house was set back. We had a general clearing around the house, that we were literally surrounded by very tall trees, and it was very heavily wooded. And as I was reading my book, oh wait, let me back up, when at night in my bedroom, if you don't have any lights on, you literally can't see your hand in front of your face, because, you know, of the heavily wooded region, and I liked it, because, you know, I could sleep, so I would often leave the cartons open during the day to let light in. Well, I went to bed, and I was reading my book, and my cartons were opened by the window to the left of my bed, and I'm laying there, and I hear something, but I don't really think anything of it, because, you know, it could be a raccoon, it could be a armadillo, you just, you know, we've seen plenty of those out there, and so I ran for about 20 minutes, and I decided, you know, okay, I need to go

8:27to sleep, I'm tired, and so I did up, and you know, my lamp's still on, and I go to close the cartons, and I don't even know how to describe what I heard, but it was right directly on the other side of the window. It was between a growl and this howl. I've never heard anything like it. I am very aware of animals, and the animals around there, and animal sounds, even bears sound, and I had heard nothing like it, and it froze me in my trap, because I knew whatever it was, was directly on the other side of this window, and what froze me more is that I felt it, when it did that, I felt it literally go through me, and it stopped me in my track, so I'm standing there, and I'm holding the cartons, and I can't see what's on the other side of the window, because

9:30the lamp is causing a reflection, and quite honestly, I didn't want to see, because I knew it was big, I knew whatever it was was much definitely bigger than a bear, and it did it again, and it kind of knocked me out of the frozen tear I was in, and I slammed the cartons closed, and I literally leaped from there on the bed, and I could hear movement outside, but outright directly outside my window, we have an open porch, and there was a very heavy metal bench for those that wanted to go sit outside there and watch nature, because there was always something, some animals, the flying squirrels, that you could see, and I had never felt fear like that in my life ever, and I said on my bed, and I was perfectly still, and I listened, and I could hear movement, and then finally it went quiet, and my brain started functioning again, and I don't know

10:37if anyone else has that experience, it's like everything stops, like your brain stops functioning, you're just frozen there, and when I didn't hear any noise, my brain kicked in, and it said, okay, could this your brother-in-law just trying to play a joke on you, or something, you try to rationalize what you just experienced in you can't, so I got off the bed, opened my bedroom door and cracked bears to see, and he was, they were all sleeping, snoring, even the dogs, and I quietly closed the door back, and I didn't get much sleep that night, I will tell you that, I don't want to know what was on the other side of that window, and I was not about to go outside, so the next morning, I, you know, I maybe got two hours asleep, because I was afraid that, you know, it was going to come back, whatever this was, and so I told my brother-in-law what had happened,

11:37and he just kind of looked, and he said, well, let's go and look, and sure enough, we went around to the front of the house, and I followed him out, and I'm looking, I won't lie to you, I'm kind of looking around, and that big metal bench had been moved so much that part of it was in the grass, and part of it was still on the porch. Now, I cannot tell you with 100 percent assurance that it was a big foot, but shortly after that, I was watching another documentary, and I heard this how grunt that someone had recorded, and I got the chills immediately, because I recognized that, and that's exactly to the best of my knowledge what I heard that night, and it changed me, it changed my opinion, it changed my thought processes, because I truly believe there is a lot more out there than we realize that's living among us, and so that predominantly is

12:42my story that I wanted to share, and to assure people that have had experiences like me to know, it was a real experience, and it's okay, I understand the fear, I understand what it does to me when I talk about it again, because it's like I'm right back there, and I promise you, if you had been there with me standing beside me, you would have felt the same thing I felt, and that's my experience that I had. That is really interesting, so first thank you for sharing, and I have a few questions for you, so when you were staying in that room, was it normal then for you to have the curtains open or drawn? They were open until after that event, I left them open during the day, because when it's heavily wooded, it kind of filters the sunlight, and so I would leave them

13:46open during the day, but not anymore after that, I never left the curtain open in my bedroom, again after that night, never. I don't blame you, it's kind of an interesting pattern that I've heard over the years, where it's usually a female looks over or hears a sound near the window, there's either something looking in the window, or she hears something over there, and the pattern is that the blinds have been open the whole time, so it kind of leads into where you hear, there's a curiosity there, and sometimes you hear where they've been watching TV along with the witness, the witness looks over their shoulder, there's a face in the window watching TV, they're watching people, and this is kind of like an example potentially of they see through the blinds that are open, but have you heard of any other Bigfoot activity in this area around

14:50Timopolis? No, not really, I mean, we knew a few people there, but that was not a topic anyone ever brought up, and I shared my experience with my brother-in-law, and he never really spoke about it again, and I know that he has not had any experiences while he was out in the woods, and I know this is a little bit more south in Alabama, but I'm sure that there's other people in that area that have had some experiences or has to be, I don't think mine was just a fluke or a one and done, I just don't think that people are comfortable talking about it because of the stigma that's placed on them, but I will tell you after experiencing what I experienced, I think more of us should come forward and share their stories because I don't think there's quite enough being done to try to discover exactly what this species is, but I am 100% convinced it exists, and I'm 100%

16:01convinced that these experiences that I'm now learning about are 100% real, and I do not believe that they're there or any other animal that people try to say that it is, and only the ones that have experienced things like me and even what I would consider worse, like one-on-one confrontation, understand that fear, and understand the terror that you experience in that moment, because your brain can't comprehend honestly what you're hearing and or seeing. That's just my personal opinion on the matter. Sure, and I would, there's got to be other things happening around this area because if, you know, I have a map I've put together of just people I've talked to on bigfootsocietypodcast.com, and Demopolis is like right in the center of this area that

17:01there's nothing else in there, but I mean, there's stuff east of it over by on the way to mount Gumrie, Alabama, and then you go west over towards Mississippi, there's stuff over there, so I mean, it makes sense. I would imagine there's got to be someone listening to this and they were like, oh yeah, I had something happen too, for sure, but, you know, how did this affect you in the time after you had this happen? Well, they have eventually sold the home several years later, and another family had moved the antenna, not with it, but I was scared to go into the woods for a while, and I made sure I took my dogs, and I carried. I will tell you that I enjoyed going to watch the Beaver family, but it changed, it changed a lot of that for me. It made me realize there are things out there that are bigger than you, and we don't know what they will do if

18:04we come up on one, you know, are they going to be aggressive? Are they just going to run? You know, what are they going to do? You just don't know. But yes, it's changed me, and even going into heavily wooded areas today, I mean, I am on high alert. I'm not alone. I will tell you that I do not go alone. I will not go alone. I'm usually with someone or a group, and but I'm always listening, and I'm always looking now. It changes your perspective about everything, because for the few years I've been going there, I never, ever felt threatened or uneasy when I was in these, in these woods, and, you know, to me, it was beautiful, and it was peaceful, and to watch the flying squirrels, and it most definitely changed my perspective about all of that. And that makes me sad, I guess, in a way. You know, ignorance is bliss. You know, you just go on about your day, but after that

19:05experience, no, I never wandered back there. I was either my sister would be with me or one of their guests would be with me. You know, another adult would be with me during that time. But I was kind of relieved when they saw it, because I would just be honest with you. I was kind of relieved, you know, because we had a pet cemetery back there. So as we lost pets, you know, we, you know, she would like to go play home, so I always went with her. I didn't, I never let her go alone, but we to my knowledge, they never had an experience, or they didn't realize what the experience was, or they just didn't want to talk about it, one of the other. But I'm happy to share mine, and hopefully someone else in that area will come forward that's listening to this, and let you know it's okay to, you can still maintain your privacy, but I think people need to be more aware. An open mind did about this. Absolutely. Do you think that it would have been harder for you

20:10if you had actually seen what was on the other side of that glass? Oh, absolutely. I probably would have never returned there again to be honest with you. If you would have felt what vibrated through my body, and if you would have heard what I heard, less than a foot from your face, I, I did not want to know what was on the other side of that glass, because it's hard to describe that experience. It's, I never want to experience it again. I will be quite frankly honest with you. I never want to experience that again, ever. It changed a lot for me, it most definitely did, and you know, I reside in Texas, and it's wide open spaces, and this is what I find you might get some humor, but this could be a lot of people that have had experience like me. I tend to go and look where the big foot are, and there's some within the fringe area of

21:12my general region, but nothing in the general area so far that's been reported. I also feel they migrate. I'm convinced that they migrate, because it's almost like the same time of year, the same months, the activity increases, and then it decreases. I mean, I'm just a guessing, it's a guessing game at this point for me, but. Absolutely. But yeah, I'm glad you brought that up, because I was actually going to bring that up, is you're in Texas. Texas has a lot of habitat for these guys, and so that's good. It sounds like you've done your homework to see how close you potentially are, and how alert you need to be when you go out. You do need to be alert, and I love the hill country. I love, you know, around the junction area, San Antonio and the heavily wooded areas. You know, I like Livingston and those areas up there,

22:17it's beautiful to go to, but I kind of pay attention, even when I'm traveling today, I'll look and I'll go, oh, okay, we're not much going on here. We're good. You know, I cannot tell you the profound effect it has on me to this day, and that was 2016. And no, I'm not going to go into the woods without something to protect myself with. No, never again ever. Absolutely. I promise you that. Sometimes, when individuals have encounters like this, and it's very close or in certain areas, did you start experiencing anything else out of the ordinary in your life, or any intense dreams or anything like that? A lot of dreams about it, and I've dreamed that hands come through the window. I mean, it's like, this street's with you. This isn't a dream. This isn't, you know,

23:21you wake up from a bad dream, and then a few days later you're over it, this changes you. And, you know, I have fear from that. And I don't know if you can hear it in my voice, and my voice is getting a little bit wobbly here. But when you experience something like this, it changes you. It changes. It forces you to face the idea that there is something out there that we don't know about that. I mean, we hear about it, but I promise you, you only have to have one experience to be a believer. And I don't honestly wish this on anyone. I don't. It's haunted me even today. Like right now, as I'm talking about it, I'm getting that fear and that trepidation that I felt that night. But yes, I've had dreams about it. Yes, I've dreamed that I've seen it.

24:27I guess I dreamed that it broke the window and hang through. And then that's continuing. You know, now it's been about two years since I've had a dream about it. But I find that when I talk about it, I usually do within, you know, within a couple of weeks. So I'm hoping out this time, but, you know, it changes you. It changes your way of thinking, and it forces you to face the fact that there's more than just us in the typical animals we see wandering in the vast woods and forests that very few people even go to, you know, that have seen our step foot on. And I don't know what they would do. You hear stories. You hear stories where they run. You hear stories where they've, you know, have not been aggressive at all. And then you hear stories where, yeah,

25:28they were, you're being chased in, and stories of people that were maybe physically attacked. It's a, it's, it's, it's, it's a species that we know little or nothing about. And you definitely don't want to go into a situation knowing that there may be some there without some type of plan. And, you know, like I said, this changes me and listening to other people talk, I can so relate to them now because I can hear the fear in the men's voices and the women's voices. And like I said, all it takes is one experience to wake you up and trust me when I say I was woken up by this experience. Absolutely. Is there anything that you've found to be helpful or effective that has made it easier to deal with what you experienced those years ago?

26:31Absolutely. This right here, podcasts, people coming to the forefront and the investigations and allowing people to talk about their experiences without judgment, without having the fear and the community of like, oh, well, was he drinking? Was he, you know, without being judged and ridiculed and ostracized about these experiences? You and, and give people a platform in which they can come and still safe enough to express their experiences without judgment. And, and that's key is if someone comes to you and they tell you that they've had an experience, even if you're a non-believer, please have enough respect for them to listen and to entertain the simple fact that this probably did occur, something occurred,

27:36something that affected them so deeply has occurred and take them serious because I will tell you it's changed, I know it's changed my life. I look at things totally different now and I guarantee you it's changed theirs. But just have enough open mind, have enough of an open mind to consider that maybe this really did happen and maybe I need to be more aware about situations like this or at least study, look at the facts, you know, find reputable people like this podcast and other people that are scientifically trying to study this. And just, oh, be open-minded enough to say, okay, this possibly could exist because I will tell you, unequivocally, without a doubt they're out there.

28:39After what I experienced and the research I've done, they're out there and I would rather you be prepared and be open-minded enough that if you're ever deep in the woods, if you're hunting, doing whatever and you hear that there is a species out there that scientists have not identified and that's a whole other subject for another day. I think that's purposely being done and I'll leave that on the table because we have to share this earth with them and we're going to need to know how to do it in an order to do it. We need to study research, have a tap, different tribes, you will be much better prepared if you educate yourself for the event that you do

29:42have an experience with a species that you have never identified before, have ever seen. Fascinating conversation, Angela, and I just want to say again, thank you for coming on this show to share and I hope that bringing this up again does not bring the dreams back and thank you for putting yourself into that potential situation in order to be able to help other listeners. I felt it was my duty too, honestly. I felt that somebody has to be brave, someone has to be the hero, someone has to step up and go, this happens to me and put it out there regardless if there's believers or non-believers and I hope that this conversation helps others to come forward and share their story and to bring awareness and to maybe help with research and awareness that

30:51we're not the only species out in these woods that are known that we know today. There's much more out there and thank you for allowing me to share my story with you. It means a lot and I appreciate that very much. Have you ever heard all the accounts of Bigfoot activity around Oak Ridge Oregon and you think to yourself, man, I would love to get out in those woods and experience it for myself. Well, guess what? This year you can. If this is interesting to you, stay tuned because it's pretty cool. Sasquatch Summer Fest is coming up July 10th through the 11th 2026. It's going to be even better than the previous years. Reason number one, I'll be one of the speakers. It's going to be wild. I'll probably, I'll say this, there may be stuff you haven't heard anywhere else because let's just say sometimes it's, well, you just got to be there. We'll leave

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