Missed but not forgotten.
Bigfoot Okanagan writes “This 3 part casual visit with Dr. John Bindernagel was held at his home in his research room. In this video Dr. Bindernagel talks about: the importance of quality evidence, How he started being interested in Bigfoot, what has motivated him, thoughts on the woo or supernatural ideas of Sasquatch, (Unfortunately I had my light on during filming so there is a short part with some particles circulating in the room, no they are not orbs lol).”
Part Two
Part Three
issac a
Loved the video. R. I. P. John. Thanks for all your work.
Nancy A
There are some folks in the Sasquatch community raising funds to give to John’s widow. Wes, do you know anything about their financial circumstances?
devon c
Such a gentle, intellectual man. If we all follow his example, the community can’t be anything but better off.
Those of you who were able to meet and talk with him were lucky, indeed.
Duane A
What of the good doctor’s collection of track prints? It should be catalogued and curated for posterity.
Sid N
I chuckled out loud when Dr. B., stated that he loved the respect he received from the US due to his work as opposed to BC. I’m reminded of the Scriptural comparison that a prophet is not honored in his home territory. I think I was helped to see why he continued to work so hard up to the end. He was thinking of the future when he would be proved correct and his body of work would be relevant to Sasquatch history. He himself valued the past history and evidence of Sasquatch existence and advocated the preservation of accumulated evidence. In the same way that he gave a shout out to Wes for chronicling eyewitness reports. All these things will have far reaching benefits in the years to come.