The Mating -- A Sasquatch Abduction
Is it possible that female humans have mated with and continue to mate with Sasquatch?
I was not a believer in that part of Sasquatch lore until my abduction took place. It was a mind-altering experience and even now, I have to ask myself, "Did it happen?"
The Sasquatch terrified me, but without ever uttering a word he took me, possessed me and used my body, giving me pleasure and pain as no other man ever had.
Note: force, some anal
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My name is Mary Ann Rizzoli, and I was a second-year graduate student working on my thesis in the field of biological anthropology during the fall of 2011. I was one of a team of three students along with Professor Harold Michaelson, who were researching the legend and folklore of Sasquatch (aka Big Foot) here in northern Washington State. Though having spent most of my life in this area, growing up with stories, anecdotes, and tales about Sasquatch, I've always leaned more toward these tales being myth and not reality. Stories of multiple sightings, abductions, human/Sasquatch mating, mixed breeds, etc. you name it, I'd heard it all, but never quite believed it totally.
Things changed suddenly for my team when this past spring there was a nationally reported "sighting" here in the remote Lake Fellowes area. The sighting seemed to take on a life of its own. What was unusual about sighting was that there were plenty of documented pictures, audio, and interviews. Most importantly, the sighting was substantiated by two people who were beyond reproach; Dr. Johnathan Zimmnern Ph.D. of the Washington State University, and Dr. Paulus Cantarelli Ph.D. from University of California, Berkeley.
In addition to academically confirming the existence of Sasquatch, our team wanted to explore the DNA connection between Sasquatch and humans, i.e. the human female. There have been recent studies that suggest Sasquatch mating with human females happens more often than we ever suspected. As with most fables and legends, there is probably a grain of truth to the basis of the supposition. Rumors and whispers of female abductions, matings, and even mixed breed births have circulated in the backcountry for centuries. With only anecdotal reports, it is impossible to say definitively whether the two species have ever mated or not, and hence our research project. It is clear that Sasquatch is related to Homo sapiens and other primates. In fact, new studies show that the modern day Sasquatch is the result of human females mating with an "unknown hominid" up to 15,000 years ago. While there exists some documented experimentation with male primate and human female mating and impregnation, the reverse testing has not taken place or at least not been published.
Our research project was a once in a lifetime opportunity, so while the scientific and media spotlights were focused on the existence of Sasquatch in the backcountry of Washington State, me, James McCarran, Mike Donovan and Professor Harold Michaelson packed our gear and headed out.
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For almost four weeks, we carefully covered and documented the sighting area. As our time in the field extended past the six week mark, we seriously began to consider the very real possibility that we were not at the most advantageous location. It seemed as though we had found very few substantive specimens, no biological leads, footprints, suspect animal paths, nothing.
Occasionally while in a heavily treed area or near the river, one of us might have that vague sensation of being watched. Most times, if it were me, I would attribute this feeling to my imagination, but one night while James and I were having sex and I was on my hands and knees with him pumping into me, I looked up and screamed. James was convinced I had only imagined someone or something looking into the tent flap, but I knew I had seen something. James reluctantly pulled out of me, and ran naked outside to see what it had been, but there was nothing there, just the lingering odor of a strong, musky smell.
Aside from the occasional suspicious animal droppings, distorted animal footprints, etc. we found nothing that could even hint at our being within Sasquatch territory, until one afternoon while on the river, Paul discovered what appeared to be a footprint. He and James made a mold of the print and after thoroughly gridding the area, hiked off to explore further North along the far side of the lake.
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While they were gone, I began cataloging the few credible photos and specimens we had.