On March 24, 2013, the FBI released a statement indicating that the UFO story is the single most famous document in their records released under the Freedom of Information Act.
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Sasquatch sighting on 3/2/2013 Taken by Mike and his 14 year old son on March 2nd 2013 are driving on Myakka State Park road when they see a Sasquatch standing in a field apparently chasing deer.

In my opinion it is just to far away to say it is for sure a bigfoot. The guys at FB/FB have authenticated this as a real bigfoot and while I think it has some potential there is just not enough to say for sure.

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~Tom~


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Yes it is real, a 2 headed shark!

Experts say the baby beast, found in the Gulf of Mexico, was a single shark rather than conjoined twins.
Boffins at Michigan State University carried out a study on the strange creature.

"This is certainly one of those interesting and rarely detected phenomena,” said Michael Wagner, the university’s assistant professor of fisheries and wildlife.
 
“It’s good that we have this documented as part of the world’s natural history.”
Wagner and his team used MRIs to reveal the shark had two distinct heads, hearts and stomachs, with the remainder of the body joining together at the back to form a single tail.


Pretty Cool but weird freak of nature.




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Possible Bigfoot Track

This investigation/research by TCC Team Members Bobby & Corinna Long
Both are avid outdoors people and good researchers.




Bobby and Corinna found this single track with some toe detail in the forest West of Charleston, Or. over the weekend.
The track measured 17 inches long by 6 inches wide.

There were also some possible tree breaks found in the area. There were also buckets and plates of food left in the area for something to eat.



If anyone has been in this area and has seen or found more possible bigfoot track, then please contact us.

GPS: 43.34957°N, 124.33591°W

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What is this thing?

I was alerted to this by Todd Thomason, so I got to looking at where he directed me and this is what I found about this weird looking thing.

According to Victor Valley News , This strange looking thing was dug up by a dog, and brought back to it's owner in Phelan, Ca. It measures 7 inches in length and not much else is known about it. The strange find will reportedly be tested in a lab today, hopefully the results will be out soon and help solve this new mystery.

So I hope to have more info about it in the coming days. If anyone knows what this is, then feel free to post.

A big thanks to Todd for sending us the info and photo.

Thanks
~Tom~


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By TCC Team Member Dorraine Fisher
Professional Writer, a nature and wildlife enthusiast who has written for many magazines.

 
Have you ever wondered what’s behind the creation of a good story? Where it came from and what it took to breathe life into it? I’ve seen quite a few stories about bigfoot or bigfoot-type creatures, and I was disappointed nearly every time. They were mostly just horror stories about a creature on a killing spree. A monster of folklore. Not the sasquatch we’ve come to understand and love through research and observance.

So when I read "Eve" by J.M. Bailey I was awestruck. Finally a story that presented a little magic and wonder to the idea of our hairy friends. No evil monsters here. Just something closer to what we all believe them to be: peaceful, tolerant, and possibly possessing a sense of "humanity." In this story, set in the wilderness of northern California, the main character, Anna, finds herself stranded in a remote area of the mountains. And as she struggles with her survival situation of washed out roads from torrential rains, she comes up against a legend she’d always imagined, but never dared to think she would ever see.

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Ok, sometimes I would play a game with my followers and post up a photo and ask "what is it?" but I've not done that in a while. So I thought I'd have a little fun today and ask
"If you seen this figure in the woods would you think it could be a bigfoot?" or in other words "Could it be a Bigfoot?"

Just imagine seeing this dark, hairy figure moving around in the woods, late in the day at the edge of dark.

Here is the figure:

I think this was taken in Louisiana  --  I think some people might even take a shot at this figure under the right lighting conditions.

to see who or what it really is  Click Here


Thanks and I hope you enjoyed that.
~Tom~




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Expedition - Looking for Bigfoot - Jennifer Caywood Interview
The Crypto Crew's Jennifer Caywood talks about her recent expedition trip with Derek Randles of the Olympic Project/Ridge Walkers Unlimited.
This event took place over 3 days and some 17.5-inch tracks were found. The Tracks were found by Tom Baker, there were several tracks but only one was good enough to cast.

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By Dorraine Fisher

By TCC Team Member Dorraine Fisher
Professional Writer, a nature and wildlife enthusiast who has written for many magazines.



Scholarly Open Access Journal keeps a regularly updated list of journals that are considered to be "potential, possible, or probable predatory scholarly open access publishers." And it looks like the publisher of Dr. Ketchum’s journal, Denovo Journal of scientific publishing has made the list.

SOA provides this list known Beall’s list on a regular basis in order to keep writers of scholarly papers informed of potentially shady publishers. And Denovo Journal is clearly listed. Potential clients of these publishers are urged by SOA to watch the reviews on these publishers, educate themselves, and make informed decisions about whether or not to publish with them.

SOA did emphasize that journals and publishers do change their business practices from time to time, but attempt to keep their information up to date as much as possible.

But what does this say about about Dr. Ketchum’s DNA project and its validity? Only time will tell. *****DF

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You can read the original report - First report Here!

We have now got maps of the area, they were sent to us by Jim. We are still  hoping to speak with Jim soon via phone and do a follow up report.

Here is another map


Here is another one of the unreleased, until now, track photos


We are still researching and trying to gather info about this recent track find.
I will pass any new info along that is of interest.

Thanks
~Tom~



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Finally a update on the Shooting Bigfoot movie - Looks like some screening dates are now set up for April 30th, May 1st and May 3rd.
Here is what is said about the film:
 “I don’t think an hour goes by in the day where I don’t think about Sasquatch,” divulges one aficionado. So begins Morgan Matthews’ rollicking foray into the obsessive, hoax-filled cult of Sasquatch. Using the in-the-trenches style of The Blair Witch Project, the film allows us to accompany the adventures of three Sasquatch search parties: socially awkward “master tracker” Ric Dyer; crotchety old guys Dallas and Wayne; and Tom Biscotti, perhaps the most devoted of the bunch, who has hunted Sasquatch unabatedly for 37 years. The teams tramp through the wooded unknown with tracking equipment and ample conviction in hand, the bipedal ape-like creature they seek seemingly just around every bend. As truth and fact tip into malarkey, nighttime hunts devolve into farcical displays of voodoo and comic stretches of the human imagination. A humorous look at perception gone off the rails, Shooting Bigfoot is a no-holds-barred plummet into folkloric lunacy. Justin Mah

http://www.hotdocs.ca//film/title/shooting_bigfoot - Read it for yourself


- So one must ask themselves does this sound like a movie about killing a bigfoot? Does this sound like some kind of ground breaking discovery?  Or does it seem like the people they filmed was 1. made light of and 2. used to make fun of  Bigfoot believers and the bigfoot community.

For the last couple of weeks, as the story and details seemed to change, I was really starting to doubt this whole story, well now, unless the write up about the movie is just misleading, this all appears to be a hoax and a marketing scheme.

At one point I was about 85-90 percent sure there was a dead bigfoot body but some of the details started to change over the last couple of weeks and now the movie is being labeled as "A humorous look at perception gone off the rails", I can only think it was a farce from the start and I would now give it a less than 10 percent chance of there being a real dead bigfoot body.

In the end I would like to believe there is a bigfoot body but at this point it just don't seem plausible. I would really have to see some hard evidence to sway me back the other way and then I would be skeptical.

It's seems disappointment is the norm in the bigfoot community and it appears there is a lot of players in the latest event. I can only assume there will be more bashing back and forth between various groups, as it seems that is when they are the happiest.

I have followed the story a long time now, I've tried to give everyone a fair shake and keep everyone updated, I've not bashed on others even though I have been lied about and bashed myself.
I guess it will be an interesting few weeks as this event finally comes to an end. 

Thanks
~Tom~


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