The first case sounds like a really bad idea: "The military-style "Ghillie" suit worn by Tenley was a full-body suit made of strips of camouflage fabric, making it difficult for drivers to spot him."One fellow died in a Bigfoot costume while trying to hoax mororists. About twelve or fifteen years ago, I heard of a guy just north of where we live who kept dressing in a ghillie suit and trying to scare people in the woods, but some police and his daughter finally talked him into knocking it off. It must have been a hot and uncomfortable hobby, anyway.
It isn't clear if the alcohol mentioned in the article was consumed by Tenley, the two teenage girls who killed him or maybe by all three: i
"Alcohol "may have been a factor," in the incident, according to Schneider."
The whole thing also makes me wonder what would happen if you were caught killing an actual Bigfoot. Could it be described as manslaughter?!
