Another classic peace of Bigfoot footage – a blurry blob! You have to wonder if the person shooting the footage was just too excited to realise everything was out of focus? Or was it done on purpose? A hoax? Maybe? Maybe not?
Your thoughts and suggestions are much appreciated.
Questionable footage of Bigfoot type creatures are always cropping up. The latest video to do the rounds is this, the Beast of Gum Hill.
Footage of The Beast Of Gum Hill while ATV riding on 04/05/09 at approximately 6:30pm. This is the 2nd time I have seen this creature/bigfoot called The Beast Of Gum Hill. This is the first time we managed to capture it on video. This is the first known video footage of the BOGH, there was a still photo taken in the early 80’s that I remember seeing . The camera used was a cheap digital VuPoint 5.0 With waterproof case that I use while fiming my ATV rides. Local legend has talked about this non-aggressive, reclusive beast for a little over 100 years. The BOGH is around 7ft tall and guesstimated at 350 lbs. I have used the name The Beast of Gum Hill on my ATV videos as a tribute to the local legend.
A short Q&A by the owner of the ATV can be found on the Mid-American Bigfoot Research Centre forum.
Was Bigfoot just a Hoax?
Hot news! A new stash of evidence, including signed letters, photographs and possibly even new film footage, confirms the October 1967 Patterson-Gimlin film of Bigfoot is fake!
The alleged letters and photos confirm that a local actor was hired to wear an ape-suit, and there were at least 5 other people present to help shoot the infamous footage.
The possibility of new footage may also help shed more light on how the whole stunt was done, as it has been suggested that the extra footage contains out-takes, video of the actor, the suit and a crew line-up!
More info on this soon, so stay tuned…
Source: The Times (UK), Cryptomundo, CFZ.
If you look closely at these “Capture the Truth” adverts for Sony’s new (expensive) camera(s), you will see the telltale signs that you have indeed, captured the truth!
The Nessie ad is obviously based on Surgeon’s Loch Ness Monster photograph – although unlike Surgeon’s model/submarine, Sony has gone for an inflatable alternative.
Avebury Stones
It has been very quiet around here of late and I would like to apologies to everybody who has been wondering where I have been. The short answer is that I haven’t been anywhere, I have simply gone and found myself a 9 to 5 job again which means I haven’t really had time to think about Cryptoworld.
With the first week at work over, I am hopping to formulate a simple routine that will allow me to work, continue investigating weird and wonderful mysteries (especially those in Wiltshire) and to write a few articles every week. It’s not going to be easy, but I will see how things pan-out over the next few weeks – so bare with me!
For now (I know it’s a bit of a cop-out), but here is a short list of links to some stories that I have found interesting over the last week/10 days.
Bigfoot or big misunderstanding?
Sasquatch: Legend Meets Science
Is it a UFO or a flying saucer?
Night UFO at the Pyramids
Flying object spooks man
Before The UFO and Before The Flying Saucer, There Was “The Air Ship”
Toilet evidence links Dead Sea Scrolls to sect
More weirdness soon… I promise!
[SinglePic not found]There is news that there has been some ‘armed’ searches in Chile and Argentina for a hominoid creature said to be responsible for a spate of animal killings and attacks on humans.
The alleged creature, more commonly know as the Chupacabra is believed to be responsible for more than 200 animal mutilations, including some rather bizarre cases where chickens have had all of their blood sucked out of their bodies!
The Miami UFO Center learned of the searches by farmers in Chile, and by police near the city of Rosario in Argentina. last week, but they had not heard if there has been any searches since.
It’s believed Malaysia, Indonesia and China once formed a single land mass. According to Chow’s theory, Homo-Erectus used moved from place to place, and they may have moved into Malaysia before proceeding to Indonesia and China.
He believes that some could have stayed in Malaysia, and lived undetected in the forests.
“My theory is that the Homo-Erectus who stopped in Malaysia were attracted to the pleasant surroundings including plentiful food,” said Chow.
Just a quick review of Loren Coleman’s book The Field Guide to Bigfoot and Other Mystery Primates
I must confess the below review is taken from the Amazon synopsis, as I am still awaiting my copy. But I will update this review when I have read the book myself.
The Field Guide to Bigfoot and Other Mystery Primates is a comprehensive study of the astonishing variety of puzzling primates that are being reported by eyewitnesses around the world – but that science has failed to recognise. This fully illustrated volume not only contains the references, range maps, and typical footprints that appeared in the first edition, but it also contains a new, complete index and new preface that updates the discoveries made since this book was first published. “The thousands of worldwide sightings of unclassified bipedal primates, including the Yeti, may be confusing because these sightings entail more than one species. This field guide attempts to sort out the different creatures, coming up with a classification of eight possible mystery primates. But this book makes no real attempt to persuade skeptics of the existence of any of them. It’s sort of speculative taxonomy, but I think it is one of the most useful texts in the ongoing controversy over Bigfoot.”
Tantalising new clues have apparently come to light surrounding the Johor Bigfoot. But the state Tourism and Environment committee are saying nothing until they can analyse the data properly.
You may remember that I tried to start a Friday’s Round-up last year, but I failed miserably. So miserably in fact I only managed one Friday!
But now, with UFO Mondays , I want to try and re-start a quick update of the weeks news and stories – some of which I have already talked about during the week, and others I’ve been following or noticed, but didn’t necessarily think were worth their very own post. So here goes, Friday 16th June 2006.
On Cryptoworld this week:
UFOs and Aliens started off the week, with a family from Haydock seeing a a flashing ball of light speed across the sky, before disappearing into the clouds, and Aliens allegedly communicated through a former police working, warning England would reach the semi-finals, but struggle to get any further! I’m not a big fan of the sport, but I’m now intrigued to see how far we do get, and if the ‘Aliens’ were right!
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