The Sasquatch and The First Nations - Interview with Thomas Sewid

Thomas Sewid is fast becoming one of the most recognized Sasquatch investigators who shares his experiences with Sasquatch with many through his Facebook group Sasquatch Island. For decades, Thomas lived in the bush throughout what is called The Broughton Archipelago off northeastern Vancouver Island British Columbia. An area rich in reports and sightings of Sasquatch or as his Kwakwaka’wakw First Nations (Indian) Tribe call them, Dzoonakwa.Dzoonakwa is the highest ranked crest for the Kwakwaka’wakw people and it’s displayed in their ceremonial Big House’s where the Chiefs host the sacred ceremony called Potlatch.One of the unique qualities Thomas has over any other Sasquatch investigator is that he spent a lifetime doing commercial fishing throughout the British Columbia coast. He has spent considerable time in isolated Indian villages hearing their stories about the Sasquatch and The Little People/Bokwus.Thomas will guide us along a path of learning and ceremony as we are given a unique glimpse into the history of the Sasquatch and its unique relationship with First Nations peoples along Canada's West Coast.

Live Stream archived:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XqcWkUEpc0Y&t=5598s