On This Day in Weird, June 28...
1965: Two prospectors report a Sasquatch encounter from Pitt
Lake, 25 miles northeast of Vancouver, British Columbia. Working at the
4,000-foot level, they first note humanoid footprints in snow, measured at 24
inches long and 12 inches wide at the base of the toes. Following that trail,
which includes strange drag marks beside the footprints, they see an
"enormous" bipedal creature watching them from the lake's far side. Later
comparing it to nearby trees, the men estimate its height between 10 and 15
feet. Several days later, one prospector returns to the site in a helicopter,
with a newspaper reporter. They find another set of tracks leading to the edge
of a cliff, but nothing below.
Witness sketches of
the alleged Sasquatch and tracks
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