ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Uncle Jimmy looks at two amazing Sasquatch headlines from the past week, one which resulted in murder. Completely unrelated (wink, wink) is the story of a Montana 3-year-old who survived alone in the wilderness for several days under bizarre circumstances. "National Park Mysteries" author Steve Stockton gives his best guess as to what really happened to Ryker Webb and why he looks like a different child after his traumatic disappearance.
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