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Latest Claim: “We Have A Body of Bigfoot!” Someone on the bigfootforums.com site is claiming to have just talked to Biscardi and he told them he was off to the airport to pick up the Georgia Boys for the press conference. So, if true, it seems they are in All The Way. LOL, I bet my wife...

Latest Claim: “We Have A Body of Bigfoot!” CNN.com (at least the streaming online version) says they are planning to cover the news conference live which will be 3pm eastern. They treated the story like a joke.

Latest Claim: “We Have A Body of Bigfoot!” Gosh, I'd wager that many fields of science would be electrified by the discovery of a previously unknown primate in North America. From the Wikipedia section on Primatology: If any such new species was given protected status, the...

Latest Claim: “We Have A Body of Bigfoot!” Raevenskye, Sorry, I have no other information about the video. :frown:

Latest Claim: “We Have A Body of Bigfoot!” Even more alarming (to me, at least) are second-hand reports that the "scientists" that will be doing the reseach on the body next week are Russian. The inference is that it will be difficult to check their credentials. I think Biscardi should...

Latest Claim: “We Have A Body of Bigfoot!” Here is a link to a Tom Biscardi-centric video. Again, I saw this link shared on bigfootforums.com. Biscardi is now front-and-center in this issue, but the more I learn about his past the more skeptical I am. Enjoy.

Latest Claim: “We Have A Body of Bigfoot!” Right or wrong, I confess that I allowed myself to get excited because he seemed to be excited.

Latest Claim: “We Have A Body of Bigfoot!” I keep asking myself: "If an insane person found a dead Bigfoot in the woods, how would he share it with the world?" Then I answer myself: "Insanely." Then I tell myself to shut up, I can't concentrate.

Latest Claim: “We Have A Body of Bigfoot!” I've been following the thread on bigfootforums.com that Packra--- errr, Aaron pointed out earlier in the thread and wanted to share a few interesting links that those guys have been discussing: Dr. Jeff Meldrum comments on Georgia Bigfoot and...

It's time to start thinking of a name for this new cryptid: Carolina Superrat Mighty Mouse-rat Gnasty Gnawer Cat Rat Scarekidsintowearingshoes Rat Sasqurat Loch Ness Mouse Carolina Catequalizer Just a few ideas. :D What! What about the aura of mystery????

That appears to be a Nutria -- webbed back feet and a white patch on the snout. But something is going on around its ears that doesn't make sense to my eyes. (Has he bent the front legs backward?) So...are we are getting into the subconscious reason you picked your Paracast forums handle? :D

They (Nutria) are very common in coastal NC -- not sure up your way. I don't recall seeing one in the Piedmont, but I wouldn't be surprised to find one around here. Mostly I see them near the coast close to brackish or freshwater bodies of water with cattails. If the whiskers didn't jump...

Any chance it was a Nutria: http://www.columbia.edu/itc/cerc/danoff-burg/invasion_bio/inv_spp_summ/Myocastor_coypus2.html Definitely rat-like. And big.

Latest Claim: “We Have A Body of Bigfoot!” So this Biscardi guy claimed a few years ago that he had a live Bigfoot? Interesting.... I am taking a "wait-and-see" approach, but I'm not optimistic. I read a lot of the thread you posted, thanks.

Latest Claim: “We Have A Body of Bigfoot!” Also (by at least one account), they've had it since June. What the heck? And they've tried at least one hoaxish thing, by passing a relative off as a scientist. So I don't trust these guys --- not yet anyway. However, Tom Biscardi says he has...

Latest Claim: “We Have A Body of Bigfoot!” Good God, if this turns out to be legit, I'll wet myself: Bigfoot Body Press Release - Cryptomundo I remain in skeptical mode, but am looking forward to Friday with interest.

You say "dim", but if your magnitude estimate was accurate (2-3), this was quite bright, right? It would've been as bright as any other star in Bootes (except Arcturus). Did the light have like a on/off quality or did it "grow" in brightness? Then fade out? You're thinking tumbling...

Good suggestion. But if the "object" remained in the same position relative to the stars for a half-hour, the Iridiums can be ruled out. Truly geostationary satellites can be ruled out, at least on that date and time in the direction of Bootes. That the phenomena stayed in the same place...

This is a tough one. Assuming the light source *did* remain in the same location relative to the other stars for at least 30 minutes, we can rule out: Aircraft ISS Virtually all satellites Virtually all space junk Balloon-born light? This doesn't seem likely. At 8pm (two hours prior...