Man claims to have been 'exchanging presents' with Bigfoot for nearly two years
Anyone with a penchant for cryptozoology will be psyched to hear that a Michigan man is convinced he’s proved the existence of Sasquatch once and for all.
Casey Dostert has been documenting his ‘interactions’ with Bigfoot on TikTok and has even gone so far as to claim he’s become pals with the ape-like creature.
You can see some of Casey's alleged interactions with Bigfoot below:
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For the past two years, Dostert said he’s been ‘exchanging gifts’ with Bigfoot, who - judging by Dostert’s footage of items left by the beast - should seriously consider starting its own Etsy page.
According to the Daily Star, Dostert leaves items like bagels (weird flex) on a rock he’s dubbed ‘The Gifting Rock’, and in return, Bigfoot gives Dostert ‘simple handicrafts’.
In some of Dostert’s TikTok videos, he claims that glowing specs in the distance are Bigfoot’s eyes and even records eerie cries that Dostert insists belong to the Sasquatch.
In one recent video, captioned: “It’s finally happening again!” Dostert could be seen approaching The Gifting Rock, on which two vines wrapped around each other and a small stone had been placed.
In another video, titled: “How it all began,” Dostert recorded himself and a pal walking into dense woodland at night when suddenly two glowing eyes appeared out of the darkness.
Dostert could be heard saying: “Stop, stop. What the hell is that? See it?”
A branch could then be heard breaking, and Dostert - clearly unsettled - said: “Jesus Christ, what the f**k is that?”
“God, they’re everywhere. There’s something going on,” Dostert continued.
When he shone the light back in the direction of the glowing eyes, there was nothing there, prompting Dostert to say: “Son of a b***h.”
Although the footage was thoroughly creepy, not everyone was convinced by Dostert’s post, with one person writing beneath it: “You all know this is a big joke?”
Another person added: “This is hilarious,” while a third said: “It’s a deer.”
“If you’re gonna fake a video, you need to do it better than that,” wrote a fourth social media user.
However, not everyone was as sceptical, with one TikToker penning: “Something was definitely watching you guys.”
Another echoed: “You might have been the first person to ever catch it on film!” while someone else said: “This scared the s**t out of me.”
Fake or not, the footage certainly is one of the most mother freakin’ creepy things we’ve seen on the web for some time.
Aisha Nozari