Sasquatch Country
Death, Myth, and Truth in the New American Wilderness
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Sasquatch Country
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ナレーター：
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Mikael Naramore
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著者：
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Chuck Thompson
A captivating real-life mystery about two missing hikers that sparks a jarring examination of the contemporary outdoor community, the relationship between news media and police, and distortion of public perception
On Christmas morning, 2024, Dean Pommerville and Eric Straughter were reported missing. Three days later, their frozen bodies were recovered, and what should have simply been a tragic ending to an ill-fated adventure became a sensation for news outlets around the world.
Deep in Washington State’s rugged Gifford Pinchot National Forest lies Skamania County. Once the wealthiest county in the state, it now depends on the more than 2 million people who visit each year in search of Bigfoot. Locals stereotype city dwellers that enter the woods as amateurs unprepared for the wilderness. The sheriff’s office conducts over sixty search-and-rescues a year. So when news of Dean and Eric’s disappearance became known, they were labeled as Sasquatch hunters. The real reason behind their fatal hike told a very different story.
Based on interviews with the families, rescue volunteers, and law enforcement, journalist Chuck Thompson reconstructs the search-and-rescue mission in a white-knuckled race against the elements. Dean and Eric’s tragic deaths reveal a much larger story—one of media sensationalism over the myth of bigfoot, the pressures of an overwhelmed sheriff's office, and the mourning families who just want answers to what happened to their loved ones. Sasquatch Country provides a singular, compelling trek into the heart of mythology, death, and truth.
© 2026 by Chuck Thompson. ℗ 2026 Brilliance Publishing, Inc., all rights reserved.
批評家のレビュー
"A well-told, deeply researched story of institutions failing ordinary people." —Kirkus Reviews
“Chuck Thompson's masterful and graceful Sasquatch Country places Bigfoot in a whole new context: how our interest in this phenomenon can come back to bite us, affecting our lives and maybe even our deaths, and how we are regarded by others. Everyone who even thinks about tracking the Big Galoot should read this book before they hit the woods.” —Robert Michael Pyle, author of Where Bigfoot Walks: Crossing the Dark Divide
“Expertly paced and meticulously researched, Sasquatch Country takes us into the truth of a case obscured by click bait headlines. What begins as a heart stopping search and rescue mission unfurls into an incisive look at law enforcement in the age of social media, the power of myth making in the American psyche, and the all too real ways in which socio-economic issues continue to eat away at the heart of the country.” —Susan Jonusas, author of Hell’s Half-Acre