Michael Thompson, who holds degrees in law enforcement and archaeology and heritage, supplies hunters with evidence kits and a guide to collecting DNA.
By Christopher Bucktin
By Christopher Bucktin
Deep in the wilds of Alaska, where killer temperatures leave even the thermometers frozen solid, we are on the hunt for a legend that refuses to die.
I am in the company of Michael Thompson, a law enforcement officer who has spent 33 years on the trail of Bigfoot – or Sasquatch, to give the mysterious beast its proper name.
Michael, 52, is clutching a cast made from a footprint discovered on a track near Bluff Creek in California in 1963.
He wears a beret bearing a silhouette of the ape-like creature.
And he won’t be giving up his quest for answers any time soon.
“People think I’m a crank,” Michael admits.
“But the evidence is overwhelming when it comes to proving Bigfoot is alive. The rest of the world wants a body, alive or dead.
“But I think there is enough physical evidence left behind to prove there is something out there, evading people.
“The most important evidence are tracks, they are most numerous and recurring. I have seen them myself in Island Lake and Hidden Lake and several spots where I live.”
I am in the company of Michael Thompson, a law enforcement officer who has spent 33 years on the trail of Bigfoot – or Sasquatch, to give the mysterious beast its proper name.
Michael, 52, is clutching a cast made from a footprint discovered on a track near Bluff Creek in California in 1963.
He wears a beret bearing a silhouette of the ape-like creature.
And he won’t be giving up his quest for answers any time soon.
“People think I’m a crank,” Michael admits.
“But the evidence is overwhelming when it comes to proving Bigfoot is alive. The rest of the world wants a body, alive or dead.
“But I think there is enough physical evidence left behind to prove there is something out there, evading people.
“The most important evidence are tracks, they are most numerous and recurring. I have seen them myself in Island Lake and Hidden Lake and several spots where I live.”
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Source: The Mirror
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