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Whiteley said he has a longstanding a fascination with Bigfoot that has led him to dress up as the mythical creature in staged videos shot across the country, and to conduct interviews with Bigfoot “experts” and conspiracy theorists. In early videos, he said he walked too much like a human, but over time, driven by critiques from Bigfoot fans, he honed his hunched lurching.
Whiteley’s Prospect Park video was not the first time he has attempted to use the press to spread fake Bigfoot sightings, but it garnered more notice than videos past, and he said he began to worry that true believers would misconstrue his intentions.
“I’m not really interested in pissing off the Bigfoot community,” he said. “My end goal is to get a wide variety of people’s opinions. I’m interested in the reaction to mystery.”
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Hunter sees signs of Big Cat, puts up camera, gets video of elusive, rare creature.
Typical.
The lack of game camera footage and the excuses why there is that lack of footage is perhaps the major telling blow against the existence of bigfoot. While it is easy to claim that the interested human beings never get enough time in the field or can't afford to put time in the field a game camera will do the job for free day and night 24/7.
FakeCopGuy said:Let's see, if that were so, it would apply everywhere and it would explain a lot of things:
“1,183,700 violent crimes were committed at American public schools during the 2009-2010 school year.”
The lack of game camera footage and the excuses why there is that lack of footage is perhaps the major telling blow against the existence of crime. A game camera will do the job for free day and night 24/7. Furthermore the game camera will do the job without a mind confusing the issue. Is not more rational to conclude that game camera footage of Crime does not exist because there is no Crime to capture on those cameras?
Therefore no crimes exist ... never mind the fact that less than a third were ever reported to law enforcement. There are direct similarities in the way people report things whether it be Bigfoots or crime, people are people yet, people know that is true. Despite the availability of technology things occur that are never caught on video, as illustrated above nor are they always reported. We cannot infer something doesn't exist simply because I (you) or others have never experienced a particular something yet ... If cameras were the end all answer to everything there would be no crime either
Notably, the video was very clear, unambiguous, represented a significant length of time, and made the identification of the rare animal as a cougar very easy, including details such as the gender.
For the Bigfoot supporters out there: a single video of a Bigfoot with comparable clarity would eliminate all the doubts and firmly establish your belief. Go to it!
I guess all the video recordings of violent crimes taking place didn't warrant mentioning.
Yep, quit hiding behind all the kill: no kill nonsense and just get some decent friggin' photography.For the Bigfoot supporters out there: a single video of a Bigfoot with comparable clarity would eliminate all the doubts and firmly establish your belief. Go to it!
Here's a telling rebuttal to the denialist game cam hypothesis:
http://bigfootforums.com/index.php/...project-how-do-they-miss-the-bigfoots/page-42
Sheer genius.
I do enjoy when the other Einstein chimes in with his only dumb people like Justin Beiber get caught on camera doing crimes. Bigfoot is smarter than Beiber, so don't expect to see him on a cam.
That's some pretty special reasoning there.