If Nature Were a Court of Law

 

Thousands of individuals have actually seen bigfoot in the wild. Many living in the country have reported the animal in their yard and not a few times actually peering in their windows. These people are eyewitnesses and on record with police agencies, Forest Service, Fish and Wild Life and others such as Animal Control. So, if nature were a court of law, these eyewitnesses would have been sworn in, have testified and in the end when the judge’s gavel dropped, by law, bigfoot would be and have been substantiated as existing. The world would have long ago been forced to face the fact that bigfoot exists.

     Speaking of the law, Debbie of Rand Corp Group commented that she has filed a FOIA with DOJ for legal compliance on the 1962 Columbus Day Animal’s File that they hold closed and classified. If successful, DOI will be forced to give DOJ all reasons the Department of Interior feels the files need to remain closed. If not successful, Debbie intends to file a civil suit for complete disclosure. If you are a new reader to this blog or column, Debbie is an Attorney associated with Rand Corp Group and is working in behalf of all bigfoot believers to have a classified file opened to the public. This file contains all the information, perhaps bones, certainly photos of the 1962 Columbus Day Storm animal found dead under a fallen tree about a month later. This animal is believed by many to have been a bigfoot or sasquatch. For more information search on the blog Bigfoot Ballyhoo at www.bigfootballyhoo.blogspot.com.

     If you have been following Bigfoot Ballyhoo, you know that Bill Emery and Cole Saxton have been camping at Sru Lake, Oregon, endeavoring to get to the bottom of the bigfoot mystery. Interfering with their efforts have been heavy rain and too many people in the area. Emery said that there was a possible sighting near the river. On one hike, he witnessed a bear and cougar. He believes something is stirring these animals up, either (we feel he is saying) a bigfoot in the area or all the people milling about, including Forest Service personnel. Because of the heavy rain, there have been slides and roads closed. It would not be a good idea to visit the area at this time. Keep reading Bigfoot Ballyhoo for updates from Emery and Saxton as they seek answers to the Bigfoot Mystery.

Linda Newton-Perry