Cryptozoology, Ghosts, Aliens and other mysteries

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~~This is unbelievable -- my study is a legitimate study," she said. "There's no credibility in his study whatsoever ... There's jealousy out there."A total of 111 specimens of alleged Sasquatch hair, blood, skin and other tissues formed the basis of Ketchum's study. The samples came from several groups at sites covering 14 states and two Canadian provinces, she said.Reputable journals originally agreed to publish her work, she claims, but backed down because publishing a study about Bigfoot would "destroy the editors' reputations." So she acquired the DeNovo journal and published it herself.To settle the discrepancy between her research and Berger's article, Ketchum wants a new independent study. She'd allow it if she's able to watch the testing herself, because "the samples may have been switched" by Berger.It would appear, unless Berger is flat-out lying, that the only big foot here is the one that crushed Ketchum's findings.Moral of the story? Opossums are still pretty cool.



I would say clearly -  until further notice, the issue remains unresolved Reply