There are strange noises heard around Lake Yellowstone, usually in the early morning hours, resembling whispers and human voices. Some say it sounds like the buzzing of bees. Theories on the cause of the sounds include flocks of flying birds, erupting volcanic gases, seismic activity, and the grounding of static electricity in the lake. The Native Americans believed that the sounds were sacred, perhaps the ghostly voices of their ancestors. Explorers documented the whispers in their journals in the 1800’s, and they continue to this day.

There are also stories of a dense, electricity-filled, fog in Yellowstone that has a malevolent energy to it. It seems to appear out of nowhere and follows people around, stalking them around the park. The mysterious fog has been associated with Gugwe with glowing red eyes, using the fog as cover for attacks on unsuspecting hikers. Some say the Yellowstone Whispers protect them from the Gugwe and the dense fog.

Barry Littleton tasked Jessica with two blind remote viewing targets, one the Yellowstone Whispers, and the second was the Black Fog at Yellowstone. Her results are amazing!