Sasquatch Language 1: Scott Nelson and Ron Morehead Interviewed August 15, 2011

This interview was conducted by Abe del Rio for MN. B.R.T. online radio. The entire show lasted 2.5 hours, of which I have excerpted just 14.5 minutes. The Morehead-Berry audio tapes (made in the High Sierras in 1972-1974: visit www.BigfootSounds.com) have recently been put through a comprehensive linguistic analysis by crypto-linguist Scott Nelson. Near the end of these excerpts, I call in to ask Mr. Nelson his thoughts on the forthcoming Melba Ketchum DNA Study, and ENOCH, the book by Autumn Williams.

To submit clips to Scott Nelson for analysis, send to rrugby@hotmail.com

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[wotan237]

the recordings presented here, can someone tell me the circumstances under which they were obtained- location, time of day, year, who recorded them, with what type of equipment, etc....

[impossiblevisits]

@wotan237 You can learn all about it on a two-CD set, available at Bigfootsounds dot you-know-what (they don't let one use an address in the comments).

[TheSerenityhuck]

So, is that an actual recording of possible sasquatches?

[impossiblevisits]

@TheSerenityhuck Of course, what else would it be, in this context?

[Yumaironwood]

Talk about wishful thinking. 

[impossiblevisits]

@Yumaironwood What part of this is "wishful thinking"? Can you expand?

[Azishome]

@southernlight6 Not a monkey. You are in denial. Grow up.

[randyman652002]

Great stuff, IV.

Randy

[GLH03]

@wotan237 Yes and now available to buy on CD.

[southernlight6]

sounds of a nasty monkey

[GLH03]

@wotan237 I have both CD's and they are certainly fun to listen too. My conclusion, once i managed to pick my jaw of the ground is that these are real sounds from a real biological animal. If you buy the CD's, Amp up the volume when you listen to them, its pretty shocking.

[wotan237]

@wotan237 these are 70's audio tapes?

[AzBirdDog]

@Yumaironwood Strange that you mention spanish. Because upon hearing the chatter from another of these voice recordings, it does have something to it that sounds spanish. And I speak the language along with english, of course. But that was a slower vocalization than this. To clear myself, before I get attacked, It wasn't spanish, but the tones and some of the sounds created, sounded a bit like spanish, maybe the accenting? This one, when spoken by human, sounds chinese. But, I don't speak it.

[reclaimerReclaimer]

Of course Sasquatches speak, they're not dumb apes as some romantically think, if they have a language they're human of some kind. The whole ape/animal theory's most likely the wrong one, it's there as an easy excuse for shooting one. But that's such an old world method of proving new species, especially an intelligent primate shouldn't be killed. Watch the Patterson film & the Marble Mountain clip, two real ones right there. I believe Robert Morgan calls them forest people, it's what they are.