Atomic - There is a very good reason that JANOS claimed he didn't know where they could find a man big enough to fit that suit when he worked with guys the proposed height of Patty everyday. I'll bet you can guess the reason.
If you look at the outlined "patchwork" on Patty's upper arm here you can see the familiar work that could also be found on a certain someone's creature suits. Also, the same
kneecap seen on Patty was used by this certain someone the entire time he worked with Wah and Chambers.
The
attachment of the wrist that can be clearly seen matches the same lines used by this man on his bear suits. Bet you can guess why he was picked for the 1971 documentary of Olson/Patterson that later was edited together with the Robert Morgan adventure to become, "Bigfoot: Man or Beast". Not that Olson knew anything.... but the guy who recorded that approximation of a Bigfoot yell sure did. You know? Patterson's bucket cry that is now called the "Washington State recording of a Bigfoot". Seriously.
Good choice picking Janos as the expert there. It's like asking Clifford Irving Howard Hughes questions. He's sure to have a good answer no doubt.
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Also note the upside down shoulder muscle. Classic.
mangler - I hereby refer to you as a JREF Bigfooter. Exhibit your expertise at will.
manofthesea - I love Hawaii because you can be safe from the Sasquatch there - so I'm told. Although I've had a problem with things being stolen from the trunks of cars, that could happen on the mainland too. Of course, that
could be Bigfoot related. I have no evidence that it's not.
Correa - There's plenty of info that's wrong on Wiki too. I only pray that there's nothing there about Dfoot being Dennett.
Since I've always said exactly who I was and what I did, being referred to as someone else immediately after mentioning this fact was pretty weird. But isn't that the way it usually goes with this stuff? Facts never seem to get in the way of stories. You have to appreciate it sometimes I suppose. It's amazing what people can convince themselves of.
Now I'm going to trot over to the BFF as I promised someone earlier today I would and post to Bill Munns some info. Hopefully I might save him from becoming the Krantz/Meldrum of the make-up community. Although he could sell some books and do some lecture tours about the impossible gait or something.
That would be something alright.