Charlie Foltz

It took us going through hypnotic regression.

to learn the answer to that and the fire the fire is significant too right yeah yeah extremely so so so explain that well the fact that we had only been out on the water less than 30 minutes when we encountered this thing so it should have taken us about 20 minutes

to get back to shore, but it seemed like it only took a few moments for us to get back to shore.

And when we got back to shore, the fire was extinguished.

So that was a three-hour period of time that is that missing time that everybody talks about.

It was blazing.

Yeah.

Yeah.

It was, it acted like a lighthouse.

Cause I mean, you have to have a point of reference to get back to if you're going to be out on the water at night, because as, as he had said before, you know, you can feel the heat from your hand, but you can't see your hand.

Correct.

That was going to be big.

But not so big that it would start a forest fire.

I mean, if it would have been windy, that would have been a different thing, but it wasn't windy at all that night.

Well, we didn't think about it.

That was so weird.

Because fires burn out.

Yeah.

In fact, we hadn't even, you know, made that connection.

It was Ray Fowler that made the connection.