Modern Witness · Source-linked Profile

Mark Peak

Named North Idaho witness whose direct Bigfoot Eyewitness Radio interview describes a first sighting near HooDoo Mountain and later experiences.

North Idaho / HooDoo Mountain areaSource-linked firsthand interview
Media & documentation

Featured source material

This interview is preserved as source material connected to the witness record. Its presence here documents testimony and provenance; it is not treated as independent proof of the reported events.

Overview

What the public record supports

The September 19 discovery cycle identified Peak as a named firsthand Idaho witness in a direct transcribed interview. The surfaced research record identifies a first sighting near HooDoo Mountain and later experiences; exact event chronology remains separated until stronger locators are recovered.

The Observatory keeps the interview as a source-linked witness record and avoids filling unresolved chronology, location precision or event details beyond what the current public source supports.

Media

Interview record

Audio / interviewSeptember 19, 2026

The Old Man of the Woods — Bigfoot Eyewitness Episode 555

Bigfoot Eyewitness Radio / Spreaker

The September 19 discovery cycle identified Peak as a named firsthand Idaho witness in a direct transcribed interview. The surfaced research record identifies a first sighting near HooDoo Mountain and later experiences; exact event chronology remains separated until stronger locators are recovered.

TranscriptProvider transcript available; whole-item source only in the current research record.
Source history

Current source layer

Provider
Bigfoot Eyewitness Radio / Spreaker
Source
The Old Man of the Woods — Bigfoot Eyewitness Episode 555 ↗
Transcript
Available from provider; no exact claim-level locator published
Rights
Outbound-source presentation unless provider embed rights are separately verified
Record note

Research status

This is a public source-linked profile accepted from the September 19, 2026 Observatory discovery cycle. Additional events or later source appearances should be added as separate, traceable layers rather than merged into the earliest available testimony.