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How Reliable are Sasquatch Databases? A Review of Literature on Witness Interviewing

When investigating a reported sasquatch sighting, a researcher interviews the witness and forms an opinion on whether they feel the witness is being truthful or not. Most research groups depend on this opinion in making a determination on whether or not to add the sighting to a database or release it to the public. The obvious question in this scenario is: how accurate is this researcher’s opinion?

CHAPTER SIX: PROOF? WHAT REALLY HAPPENED (an excerpt)

This is the chapter of the book I’m most excited about sharing, but at the same time I have great reservations. Why? Well for those of you who are on the outside looking in, the bigfoot community can be very suspicious and paranoid. I caught glimpses of this world when I first started reading bigfoot books and started hearing stories of various falling-outs among the founding fathers. I was further introduced to this world when I got involved in the bigfoot chat rooms and forums that are available online.