In this compelling Animal X special we present the latest scientific evidence that Bigfoot is more than just a myth.
In a special Animal X-pedition we accompany the Bigfoot Field Research Organisation (BFRO) to the Gifford Pinchot National Park in the Pacific North West of the USA and witness a startling discovery – a body imprint of a Bigfoot.
Found in a remote area of the Cascade Mountains known as Skookum Meadows, the BFRO team cast the imprint using more than 200 pounds of plaster. Named the “Skookum Cast,” this monumental piece of Bigfoot evidence is shipped to a laboratory in Seattle for forensic analysis.
Animal X also travels to the Oregon Caves National Preserve to meet one of the most recent Bigfoot eyewitnesses and hear his compelling story. Dr. Matthew Johnson, a clinical psychologist, was walking along a wilderness trail with his family when he came face to face with a creature he swears was Bigfoot. Standing almost 7 feet tall, Dr Johnson recounts that this huge primate was bigger than him, more buff than an NBL player and could have crushed he and his family with ease had it chosen to.
Part three of this Bigfoot Special takes us to Seattle where the “Skookum Cast” is tested by some of the worlds leading experts including Dr Jeff Meldrum from Idaho University. All agree this is one of the most significant pieces of Bigfoot physical evidence ever discovered… could we be a step closer to proving the existence of a North America giant ape?
Lisa B
I never knew Matt Moneymaker was a California lawyer
Charles R
I do not think he practices law and he may or may not be a member of the bar – I doubt he is. He got his degree at University of Akron.
Richard W
Matt went to law school in Akron, Ohio.
m99
Gee whiz. How old is this documentary? Dr. Krantz died years ago, but it would seem you can visit him anytime the museum’s open to view he and his pets skeletons. At any rate, it’s still worth a listen because it does add to the exposure and the current conversation. I always wonder what you’ll do after the mystery is solved? Back to the bounce scene I wonder? Thanks Wes.
Janet B
It said in the credits it’s from 2001. I thought Dr. Meldrum looked young! Enjoyed the episode. Thanks!
Richard W
Matt went to Law School at Akron, Ohio.