Conference Appearances

 Many North American Tribes know the stories of Sasquatch being called the Basket Lady who takes misbehaving children away into the woods in her basket.

(Picture of Jake Monson released with permission from his father, Gunnar)

The Bokwus, which is often mistaken as the Kwakwaka’wakw Sasquatch is shown. This is the small greenish hair covered bipedal creature that is the Chief of the Ghost World. They are referred to as Little People or Stick People by other Indian Tribes. This performance always enthralls the audience. 

Thomas Sewid honed his skills as one of the greatest indigenous speakers on legends, history and his Sasquatch encounters by conducting walking stream of conscious narrative tours through his abandoned Indian village for decades. People would visit the site and he would walk them by fallen totem poles on the ground and remains of cedar pillars from ancestral Big House structures. He would bring the village and his ancestors to life with his stories. 

Thomas studied Sasquatch under the great Sasquatch investigator and author, the late Dr. John Bindernagel from Vancouver Island. A man who to this day is referred to as one of the old guards. Thomas and John met and kindled a friendship that would last over 25 years! They investigated together and held many deep discussions about Sasquatch. 

Well Thomas is the real deal, he’s the modern-day bushman adventurer that has had his share of Sasquatch encounters, knows the bush world like very few and brings forward the scientific and indigenous knowledge to help explain more about Sasquatch, than anybody else. Adding in he’s investigated Sasquatch from The Northwest Territories in Northern Canada, throughout British Columbia, Omaha Indian Reservation in Nebraska, Ohio and throughout other States adds to his expertise on Sasquatch.