This program explores the 1996 Memorial Day Bigfoot Footage.
The oregonbigfoot.com site argues strongly for the films authenticity, stating:
My conclusion after looking at all of the evidence is that there is nothing to suggest a high-probability this is a Sasquatch, but there is enough to say that it's a possibility, which is almost as rare.
The oregonbigfoot.com site argues strongly for the films authenticity, stating:
In the Sasquatch Legend Meets Science DVD, a track star ran the same course and it was discovered that he was both larger and faster than the subject in the the film. Some feel that those details automatically discount the Memorial Day footage as a hoax. (I guess Bigfoots are never supposed to be shorter than humans no matter what their age or gender, or run slower than a track star when their reportedly carrying a baby on their back...) The funny thing is Mr. Track Star biffed it [slipped and was almost injured] on his first attempt. In running shoes.
AND HE WASN'T RUNNING IN A GORILLA SUIT!
If they wanted to make a valid comparison, why didn't they dress Mr. Track Star in a monkey suit.
In my opinion, it's unlikely that anyone in a gorilla suit could run like that across a steep uneven hillside without falling.
The TV program below, Fact or Faked: Paranormal Files, had one of their investigators do just that in an episode entitled
My conclusion after looking at all of the evidence is that there is nothing to suggest a high-probability this is a Sasquatch, but there is enough to say that it's a possibility, which is almost as rare.
