An example of the latter case is that of Canadian Andrew Dawson (@andykapt), who on April 9, 2022 uploaded to the platform a video of a large being walking on top of a snowy mountain with the title: “C is a giant”.
Andrew Dawson launched a search for the giant that went viral on TikTok
Quickly, the recording of the supposed giant went viral with more than 6 million views and thousands of internet users asked the Canadian to go to the mountains to further investigate the sighting of the creature. However, the remoteness and inaccessibility of the mountain did not allow him to carry out a thorough investigation.
“Do you see how far these mountains are? When I record them, I have to zoom in too much. If someone can send me a helicopter, that’s the only way up,” Andrew Dawson shared in a new video on April 11, 2022.
Due to the great fame on TikTok that Andrew achieved for the giant, he decided to accept the mission to reveal the mystery of the creature, thus launching an official search three days after discovering it.
“I’ll try to get as close as possible and get a better angle, but if someone can lend me a helicopter, it will be easier to find the giant. Also, if the videos go very viral, maybe a helicopter company can sponsor me. Anyway, next time I promise to hold the camera better“, we hear the Canadian who discovered the supposed giant.
Afterwards, the man began uploading a series of clips in which he gave updates on his search, explaining that there were even locals claiming the giant was “coming and going” from the mountain where he had been discovered.
Did the CIA extract the mountain giant, then harass the man for revealing its existence?
On April 11, 2022, Andrew Dawson uploaded a new recording, this time from his home, to explain that on his way to the mountains, two agents, presumably from the CIA, stopped him because the roads had been blocked for some strange reason. .
This aspect caught the attention of Canadians as it was a local national park which meant it had to be open to the public and there was never any issue in the news about it.
“I was just stopped by a CIA agent, he told me to turn around because I was entering a restricted area. I told him that it was a public space and that the inhabitants themselves- same showed me the way I didn’t save it because I wasn’t ready he suddenly stopped me and pretended there was an environmental problem I’ll be back tomorrow I don’t understand anything “, commented Andrew in his new video for TikTok.
Curiously, a day after the mishap with the agents, Andrew saw two helicopters in the area where he had seen the giant a few days before, so he thought they were “extracting something from the place”.
And to further increase the mystery and suspicion of conspiracy theorists, an artifact or military construct has been placed in the mountains where the supposed giant was walking. Below is the video:
Although that is not all, but on April 16, 2022, the Canadian reports to his supporters that an unknown car has started harassing him at the gates of his house. In the video with over 2 million views, you can see how the vehicle quickly flees when Andrew tries to confront it.
After the search for the giant, Andrew Dawson disappeared: the truth behind the videos
On May 6, 2022, after 20 days of not posting updates to his TikTok account just after reporting an unidentified car was tracking him, the man came out to explain why he was inactive on the platform.
Andrew confessed that he was fine, that he had not been missing by third parties, let alone dead (as several of his followers assumed), but that he was just busy and c That’s why he didn’t upload any videos, which were apocryphal and were created just to entertain your audience.
Hey guys, just want to give you an update. I’m not dead, I’m not gone, I’m just busy with life. Now I’m going to give you an official update on what’s going on: sorry to disappoint you, but all videos are fake and meant for entertainment only. Sorry if I let you down.”
What do you think about it? Was it okay for Andrew Dwason to play this way to his audience for entertainment or should he explain the truth from the start?
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