Modern Witness

Kevin Arrow

Manitoba, Canada2021 + other experiences
Location archiveManitoba
Profile overview

At a glance

Encounter period2021 + other experiences
RegionManitoba, Canada
Direct visualYes
Repeat / ongoingYes
Co-witness / corroborationNot stated
Primary sourceMy Bigfoot Sighting
Exact locators1
Media / transcript records1
Encounter & observations

The encounter

Context

Longtime Sasquatch student | Not stated.

2021 + other experiences · Manitoba, Canada

2021 + other experiences reported encounter

Multiple Sasquatch experiences

What the witness reported

LOC-0017

Source-linked observations — LOC-0017

  • bipedal walking
  • three upright strides
  • humanlike gait
  • ~8–9 ft estimate
  • large/wide body
  • quadrupedal running after upright phase

Original source ↗ Open locator →

Media

Watch, listen & read

1 source record0 playable here0 transcripts located
Audio interviewJuly 24, 2026

My Bigfoot Sighting EP221 — Kevin Arrow

My Bigfoot Sighting / Listen Notes

Firsthand account of a large mass standing and walking bipedally for several strides near Cedar Lake.

Transcriptprovider transcript
Open original source ↗
Sources & changes

Key source passages

LOC-0017

My Bigfoot Sighting Episode 221 — Manitoba, Canada Bigfoot Sightings

Arrow describes a large mass standing and taking three strides on two legs, then dropping back down; his mother repeatedly says it was walking like a human. He estimates roughly 8–9 feet and describes it as big and wide before it ran on hands and feet.

Exact locator → Original source ↗

Source chronology

2021 + other experiences

Reported encounter period

Manitoba, Canada. Multiple Sasquatch experiences

2026-07-24

Recovered source

Firsthand/source record

Changes over time

Stable / recurrent

  • Multiple source layers are present; source-by-source comparison should remain chronological.
Research assessment

Research assessment

Corroboration & evidence

Independent corroboration not established in this profile

No independently recovered co-witness statement is currently linked at the profile level.

Evidence mentioned in source matrix

None stated. Evidence authenticity and testimony are evaluated separately.

Documentary strengths

  • Already qualified for the Observatory's public baseline witness corpus.
  • Recoverable source URL is preserved.
  • 1 exact source locator record(s) currently recovered.
  • Multiple source layers are available for chronology comparison.
  • The source matrix codes a reported direct visual.

Limitations / controls

  • No additional profile-level limitation has been coded beyond source-specific cautions.

What would improve the record

  • A dedicated case record may be added if the event details can be resolved from public sources.
Source-linked testimony

Witness dossier

Only explicitly recorded relationships appear here. Links and recordings document attributed material; they do not independently corroborate an encounter.

Documentation at a glance

Linked media records
2
Named media providers
2
Associated case records
0

These are documented catalog links, not a confidence score or a count of independent corroborating accounts.

Associated cases

No public case relationship is explicitly established in the current canonical graph.

Testimony and related media

Source-backed account summaries

No source-verified narrative summaries are currently available for the linked media. Witness claims will not be reconstructed from titles or search snippets.

Media source audit

Kevin Arrow — Listen Notes interview / audio source
Rights: Rights status unresolved; Transcript: Transcript status unresolved; Original publisher/source ↗
Manitoba, Canada Bigfoot Sightings - Episode 221
Rights: Rights status unresolved; Transcript: Transcript status unresolved; Original publisher/source ↗

Documented source chronology

No exact publication dates are established in the currently linked canonical media. The chronology remains unresolved rather than inferred.

Research limits

Chronology, verification and source interpretation remain governed by each canonical record. No additional claim is inferred from the relationship graph.