Brian Switek is an ecology & evolution student at Rutgers University.
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Category: Nonsense
Posted on: August 20, 2008 7:18 AM, by Brian Switek
Greg Laden already beat me to it, but the alleged Bigfoot in a freezer has (as predicted) turned out to be a hoax. The three men involved in the hoax, Matt Whitton, Rick Dyer, and "professional Bigfoot hunter" (i.e. B.S. artist) Tom Biscardi, have admitted as much, although both Whitton and Dyer were nowhere to be found when scheduled to provide a written statement.
It's a shame, really, especially since some of the most compelling Sasquatch footage ever seen has just come to my attention;
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And now the three are busy throwing each other under the bus. I'm waiting for criminal charges to be filed myself.
BTW, Tom Biscardi is not a fraud because he's hunting Bigfoot, Tom Biscardi is a fraud because he is a fraud. He'd be a fraud if he was promoting evolution.
Posted by: Alan Kellogg | August 20, 2008 10:16 PM
I second that Alan. Sasquatch research(laugh if you want at that term but some people do feel it's a valid area of study) has enough problems as it is with the world at large without people like Biscardi.
Posted by: Tyler | August 22, 2008 4:22 PM