Balenn: A paranormal Sasquatch story, by Jerome Mooney
This is a story about the capture of 3 Sasquatch in the mountains that divide B.C. and Alberta, Canada. In the early 1980’s, when this story unfolded, the public did not as readily accept paranormal events. This news item would have been laughed at, so the entire happening was kept secret. In this, the 21st century, we witness paranormal events more often, and so the following story can be told.
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Greetings Marilyn, Your message should be addressed to the server of that website we provided the link to. All I did here is to share the link to that free book that the author sent me to share. I’m not responsible for how that book or the server offering it proceed, no more than for the settings of videos on youtube.
If you would browse this website here, you would see that all our material is made easily and freely available, without any subscription required, including my books offered for free reading. What we offer here is a free service that requires many hours of voluntary work. We appreciate the readers’ feedback, as well as their contributions, but we can’t take the blame for how other websites proceed. If you don’t want to give your FB or personal data, it’s perfectly your choice, but this might imply that you deprive yourself from free offers like that e-book. Personally, I registered to that website to read that book and don’t regret it one bit. Meanwhile, we keep working for this community here and offering our free services in informing, researching, replying to the abundant emails and producing texts and videos ourselves that we share graciously. I say we, as we have support, but in fact I do pretty much all the work on this website. So all help and encouragements are more than welcome…
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