Severed Footage Page #5

Synopsis: Between 2007 and 2011, twelve severed feet in running shoes have been found off the coast of Western Canada and Washington State. This is the only place in the world where severed feet are mysteriously washing up on shore. Police are baffled by this phenomenon as no other body parts have been discovered. Major news networks including, CNN, ABC, CBC, MSNBC, BBC, CTV as well as National Geographic have been following this bizarre story looking for answers. In 2007 a university nerd devised a plan to meet the hottest girls in his class by filming his history project on Kanaka Pete the Axe Murderer. Kanaka Pete was hung for chopping up his family. He was buried in an unmarked grave on Newcastle Island, which is also a hot spot for paranormal activity. This is in the same area where many of the severed feet have been found. The students were camping on Newcastle Island when something went very wrong. The tape that the students were making was recently leaked from the local authorities by an
 
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Especially with the two now on board.

It is real cold and if they're cold

I'm going to take care of that.

Don't touch them, don't offer your

jackets, nothing like that.

- Ok?

- Fine.

You only have one jacket anyways.

I got arms of love right here.

Kimberly here.

Yup.

Nope.

Ok. So we're here for our project

for school.

We're getting ready...

to head over to Newcastle.

- Did you look at the camera?

- Hi.

-Ok, so we're here for our project for school

and we're getting ready to go over...

to Newcastle now.

Ya?

Excellent. Got it.

We just need to get the kayaks now.

I'll go see if Seth's here.

Remember the description I gave you?

Bald guy, sort of creepy.

Mat.

Ya.

Are you sure that's his?

It says it is closed.

He said to meet down here so.

Are you sure?

Guys are you sure Seth said today?

Um boys.

We're over here.

Can you grab our bags?

I'll get your bags ladies.

Hey Tony. Come grab their bags.

Good job Mat.

Way to be the pack horse.

You can carry all that right.

- How are you guys doing?

- Cool. How about yourself?

Good. Find the place alright?

Not really.

My sign kind of sticks out you know.

- Ya.

- Totally.

Is that how you spell Kayaks?

Is this where you're always set up?

I move around quite a bit.

Whatever you do, don't go to the

far side of the island.

Why? Are we going to see ghosts?

No, I just want to get my boats back.

Grab your life jackets.

Get suited up and have a great time.

- Ok.

- Ok.

Right into it's little nest. See that.

Where did it go?

I pushed it right on the thing.

Thank you.

I think you are going to go under.

- They are all tipsy.

- Don't worry. I'll save you.

They are all tipsy, that is not

any more comforting I'd like to say.

Wait for us.

You have a motor.

It is very rough.

- Very rough.

- These open waters are pretty tough arent they.

- Is that like a wig?

- Look at this.

No. That is like a bra.

No. On the other side.

That's a hairy bra.

It's from Sasquatch.

Those are some moldy breasts.

- I appreciate you carrying the food,

- No Problem.

But that's about it.

I think you should help her Tony.

Want me to help ya?

Here we are at Newcastle Island.

The supposed hot spot for the paranormal...

activity of Kanaka Pete so we are

going to take a look around and see...

if there are any lingering spirits

of him or the 150 miners that were here.

So let's check it out.

I thought he was the smart one.

Listen up everyone.

I got here the official ghost meter...

official ghost meter used by ghost

hunters everywhere to find out whether...

ghosts are near.

The closer the beeps, the closer the ghost.

So let's try it out.

- Is that thing for real?

- Ya.

It is all over the Internet and

ghost hunters swear by it.

I think it is bogus.

You picked the easiest way to go down.

I'm going to kill myself.

- Don't worry. I'll catch you Mark.

- Ok.

You had the volume turned off.

Check it out.

We've got a friend following us.

Is that a good sign or a bad sign?

It's getting cold.

I'm alright. Thanks.

Is it actually?

- Ya.

- The light's flickering on.

Oh they just stopped.

There they go.

Oh sh*t.

Is it actually moving?

It's actually flashing.

Hey Mark. Get the camera on that.

Can you see that Mark?

It's flashing like pretty close together.

Are you hitting the power button?

Ya.

- Oh.

- Oh my God.

There's no ghosts or you got ripped off.

There is no ghosts then.

Ya.

And for the record

I didn't get ripped off.

Everyone has donated $5.... $10

for that thing.

I'll get it from you later.

Come here.

Come check it for ghosts.

On our way to Kanaka Bay.

Any ghosts?

Nope.

Let's keep going.

Check out this sign.

No camping beyond this point.

I know I've seen those signs before.

You guys are funny. Let's go.

I want to see what's down there.

Any readings?

Nothing.

- Mark.

- Ya.

What is up with these trees?

Look at that one.

Is it true, they say that when evil

things happen the trees you know...

they grow really random like this?

- Oh my God.

- Careful.

No idea.

What is that?

That is kind of cool.

I don't know.

Anyone know their symbols?

Nope.

It is an upwards Jesus fish.

Or the mark of Kanaka Pete.

Or an upwards Jesus fish.

Hey guys.

Check out what I found.

Is that it?

Ya that is it.

Let's get a shot of this.

Gather in for the frame.

Little bit closer for the camera.

- You guys are good?

- You got us?

Yup.

Ok. So this is one of the historic sites

of the mining area on Newcastle Island.

It was the site of one of B.C.'s largest

accidents with over 150 miners...

that died and stuck in there.

So we are going to try and see if we

can get any reading on our ghost meter.

Did you hear that?

Hear what?

I thought I heard it beep.

What is that?

Is that the ghost?

If it is they are calling me on my cell.

Hi Ross.

Ya, I'm just in the middle of my

history project right now.

Ya that sounds like fun.

Ok.

I'll see you next Saturday.

Lucky girl.

I hope to be.

I hate Ross.

On to plan 'B' I guess.

What's plan 'B'?

Hooking up with just... Sabrina

instead of both.

Hum, I see.

Oh well.

It'll do.

You can see right down here.

Oh ya?

Oh my God!

You idiot.

- You guys screamed like girls.

- You jerk!

Well this is cool.

We found the mine.

No ghosts.

Let's head back to Kanaka Bay,

prove that there's no ghosts.

Maybe we can go home and party tonight.

Sounds awesome.

That sounds like a plan.

It does sound awesome.

Hey, wait up for me.

So now we're off to Kanaka Bay.

To see if we can find

any ghost over there.

Hopefully we don't fall off this.

Hopefully we get there quick because

my arm is getting tired.

Film them too.

Make it look like they actually

worked on this project.

Oh, there's tons of....

Look at that.

There's two racoons.

There's three racoons.

There you go.

- Thank you.

- You're welcome.

Here we are at Kanaka Bay which has the

unmarked grave of Kanaka Pete.

Ghosts of Newcastle.

Kanaka Bay.

Peter Kakua was a Kanaka or Hawaiian

Islander who was probably brought to...

Nanaimo by the Hudson's Bay Company.

In 1869 he was found guilty

of murdering four persons...

and sentenced to be hanged.

He spent his last night in the

Nanaimo Bastion.

His body was buried here

in an unmarked grave.

Are you sure it's safe to camp here?

Do you remember what the sign said?

Well, the ghost meter

hasn't gone off yet.

Ok. If it goes off we're not

spending the night, ok.

This looks fine. This look good?

Yup.

Ok.

Hey Tony!

Bring everything up here!

You know you could have actually carried

some of the stuff and helped him out.

I brought the tent.

You ready?

Yup.

Gather together girls. Girls.

Ok.

Ok. So Captain Mat here with my lovely

assistants Sabrina and Kimberly.

Now that you're watching this you will see

why we deserve an 'A' for our brave ...

and historic project.

As we camp where no man has camped before..

we will attempt to meet,

contact the spirits that live here.

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