Strange Encounters

Tom Biscardi claims the body found in Georgia is the real deal, a dead Bigfoot creature. He's telling tales of an autopsy and DNA evidence. He has presented no real evidence, and Curt Nelson, the scientist who was to analyze DNA from a piece of flesh, smells a rat. As do other big names in the field of Cryptozoolgy and Bigfoot studies.

Matt Moneymaker claims the body in the freezer is a widely available halloween costume. I find the evidence for this more compelling than the nothing Biscardi presented at the press conference. Visit Makeup And Monsters and see for yourself. The site compares the photo of the Georgia Bigfoot to a halloween costume. It looks comparable to me. Thanks Matt!

And thanks Brian Penikas! Click that Bigfoot Costume picture and head over to Makeup and Monsters to read Brian's take on the whole thing. He makes some good points. I'd say, based on this, the boys took Biscardi for a ride, or somehow convinced him to team up with them and try to take everyone for a ride.

Biscardi plays the hot-shot role during the press conference. He wastes no time in starting up the hero talk regarding one of the guys who "stumbled" upon the alleged Bigfoot body. Not to discredit the guy, I mean he was a cop and was injured in the line of duty, maybe he was a hero at one time. But in my opinion heroes don't try to fool people, and these guys amount to nothing but a couple of conniving jokers. Biscardi included.

I'm convinced this is a hoax, but I'm still wondering why? Why did these guys do it? Are they trying to sell their story for a movie or book, a documentary? If it's found to be a hoax, who would want to write about such nonsense anyway?

Go ahead, stage your own hoax, check out Amazon.com they have a costume for ya! Just Take a look at the Bigfoot costume to the left.

Watch the press conference for yourself: