The
latest and worst of the last few years. A
plastic costume with some pig guts thrown in for realism.
The 2 hucksters involved are an average to low intelligence policeman, and
his Bigfoot sidekick all being led by a Las Vegas conman by the name of
Carmine Thomas Biscardi. Biscardi, who produced the last hoax of a bear hand
in formaldehyde trying to be passed off as a Bigfoot appendage is known
within the Bigfoot community as someone not to be trusted. Apparently Mr.
Biscardi has no visible means of support is being supported by an aging
actress and has way too much time on his hands.Biscardi
has put some "photos of the body" on his web site and is charging a fee for
people to see them. That's how these scammers will try to cash in on this
hoax. See how the hoax got started
here.
The BFRO did a very nice
piece on the entire story found here.
The
Biscardi bear claw.
Another of Bacardi's circus side shows that he was charging access to on his
website. Proving Biscardi to be just another
extraordinary, shameless liar.
Yeti de Bourganeuf
Here are some additional notes about these images:" . . . The corpse appeared on display at a fair in France in March 97.Nobody knew where it came from . . .
“ . . . Christian Le Noël investigated and obtained the story about avalanches, China, Eastern Germany. Did not sound true. By insisting, the guy disappeared with the corpse. Due to similarity with humans, a hunter or farmer who killed one, even by accident or fear, is afraid to tell the truth.
“ . . . Picture appeared in the local newspaper "Journal du Berry". Bourganeuf is located in centre of France. 45°57'N 1°45'E, a small town of less than 20 000 inhabitants . . ." . . . The question remaining is where did it come from. In his investigation, Christian Le Noël had answers like "came from China through Eastern Germany," all replies he qualified as fairy tales . . ."
“ . . . The owner of the display at the fair disappeared, and the corpse was never seen again (at least not in France) . . .”
Snow
walker video - Even this one fooled Jeff
Meldrum. Later exposed as a hoax by the perpetrators.
