Bigfoot Misinformation from the Czech Republic
A newspaper in the Czech Republic proudly printed what I consider to be Bigfoot misinformation today.
“As we mentioned in an earlier column, Bob Heironimus is also world famous. He played ‘Bigfoot’ (or Yeti) in the historic Roger Patterson/Bob Gimlin Bigfoot hoax film of 1967 and for more than 31 years fooled many scientists. In fact, there are still some scientists like Dr. Jeffrey Meldrum who refuse to admit that this “dumb cowboy” managed to fool them.
Some people actually ‘believe’ that the creature known as ‘Bigfoot’ or Yeti really exists. While this is a distinct minority of individuals and even fewer scientists, ‘BFers’ as they are affectionately known, still defend the Patterson/Gimlin hoax film, despite Bob Heironimus’s thoroughly verified confession.”
I find it frustrating to read this. Though Heironimus may have a ‘thoroughly verified confession’ on record somewhere, this does not mean that his confession is valid.
I live right down the road (Highway 96, aka: The Bigfoot Scenic Byway) – not far from Bluff Creek. We’re still getting Bigfoot reports from time to time; some coming from extremely credible people residing in this community (Happy Camp) or visiting it.
Source: Ya’ll Know Cowboy English?
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I just want to say one thing about Bob Herionimus as far as his statement about the fact that he was in a costume on that fateful day Oct., 20 1967. He is a liar period point blank a liar.
Comment by William Cuff Jr. — July 30, 2007 @ 9:33 am
He probably was informed by another celestial being to keep his trap shut & forced to discredit himself
Comment by daria — December 12, 2007 @ 9:02 pm
Bob Heironimus….what a waste of humanity. Hey Bob….did you know Al Gore invented the internet? He confessed to that too.
Comment by Bear Guide — April 25, 2008 @ 11:54 am
That was no monkey suit, first thing. That has been proven now. So we can assume he was paid to say this, or the government had a hand in this. Either way, it is not true.
Tianca
Comment by Tianca — October 9, 2008 @ 7:25 pm