I do acknowledge that there are things said here about Heironimus that do make sense. Maybe his supposed "inconsistencies" and "contradictions" are just lapses in memory and forgetting details after 40 years. Heironimus had recently, when Long's book came out and on the Jeff Rense show, said that he met Patterson and Gimlin at Willow Creek, but recently, on the XZone December 7th, 2006, and also on Tom Biscardi's Bigfoot Live Radio show he said he met them at Weitchpec. Now, this might seem like a contradiction (and I did ask him about this the other night on the XZone when I called in), but I do take into account that it has been 40 years and people cannot always remember details correctly after that amount of time, and Heironimus explained that on the air. Then, another caller, Sean Forker, called in and asked him about the materials the suit was made of and how many pieces it was in. Heironimus followed with that it was the Morris suit and that it was in 3 pieces (which, on the surface, would seem to contradict Morris' testimony that it was six pieces). But, let us examine that one too. Supposing, if indeed this film was a hoax, that Morris sent Patterson a 6-piece suit, but Patterson, when he received the suit, he molded or riveted the feet to the legs and the hands to the top part? Some claim that the Morris suit was actually a unitard and that it zippered in the front, but supposing, just for the sake of argument, that Patterson cut the suit in half at the waist as to accommodate Heironimus (or if it was not Heironimus, the person in the suit, if it was a suit)? I think my faith in the film has now been busted down to about 85% because I am starting to think a little more critically about these circumstances and starting to think more objectively. Of course, I still think the film is real, but that does not mean that if it were proved a hoax once and for all that I would get emotionally upset or stop my search for answers in this mystery. I think people (especially Bigfooters) need to separate the film from the rest of the history of the Bigfoot phenomenon and realize that whether or not that film is a real Sasquatch or just Bob Heironimus wearing a modified gorilla suit does not mean that the creatures don't exist. I have had two sightings which convince me ultimately that whatever the truth of the film, there is a Sasquatch. Moreso than a questionable body print, moreso than casting artifacts, moreso than unknown hairs or feces, moreso than strange unknown vocalizations, morseo than an admittedly questionable film, is a first-hand encounter, an eyewitness sighting, of which I have had two and pretty thoroughly convinced that they were not people in suits, or hallucinations, or wishful thinking. I also think that Bigfooters need to use more objectivity when it comes to certain pieces of evidence and not fly off the handle if someone tells them that piece of evidence is BS. It holds true for several pieces of evidence, but moreso for this film. Some of them seem to get emotionally upset if it is suggested this film is a hoax, as evidenced by that one guy who called the XZone Monday night (and another individual that Rob McConnell had as a guest a couple of weeks ago who runs a Bigfoot museum in northern California) when Rob put it in their face that the film, in his mind, is a hoax. When myself and two other individuals called in Monday night when Heironimus was on the show, we were objective and non-emotional and non-confrontational and respectful and handled ourselves very well in the face of McConnell's skepticism of the film, and I think represented ourselves very well. The individual who called in and called Heironimus a liar bragged on one of the Yahoo message lists I belong to that he got to call Heironimus a liar on-air and that the other callers (myself and the other two callers) were too politically correct. That kind of attitude frankly disturbs me coming from Bigfooters, and I do not endorse it or condone it. Anyway, just some things to consider here.