The Hand Movement Robert Maxwell Captured | Vancouver Island Bigfoot
Robert Maxwell recounts a family cabin trip on Vancouver Island and discusses footage he believes may show movement associated with the reported activity.
Source overview
Close Encounter Club presents Robert Maxwell’s account of an unsettling family cabin retreat on Vancouver Island. Apple’s episode description specifically highlights a rock reportedly thrown toward Maxwell’s daughter and frames the program as an examination of what might explain the events. The episode title refers to a hand movement Maxwell says he captured; SRO preserves the media and its relationship to Maxwell’s testimony without treating that interpretation as independently verified evidence.
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What this item covers
- The account is tied to a family cabin retreat on Vancouver Island.
- The publisher description highlights a rock reportedly thrown toward Maxwell’s daughter.
- The program discusses competing possibilities for what caused the reported activity.
- The claimed hand movement is preserved as Maxwell’s interpretation of recorded material, not as an SRO verification.
Why SRO preserved this media
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Playback and access
Media details
- Provider
- Close Encounter Club
- Published
- 2025-08-16
- Media type
- Audio
- Playback
- On-site provider player
- Canonical media ID
- media-011
- Duration
- 1h 56m
- Transcript
- Transcript availability not established by SRO
- Archive categories
- documents
Source and provenance
Rights / reuse status: Unresolved. SRO inclusion, cataloging or source linking does not grant reuse permission or imply copyright clearance.