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Jul 14, 2026 · 39 min · 11 segments
The Patterson-Gimlin film has been the center of debate for over 50 years. A new documentary claims it's a hoax—but today, we're setting the record straight. Author Maxim W. Furek joins the Deep Woods…
Matt HarveyHost
So until somebody has physical proof or, or we can get away from Big Brother and have them not steal our evidence when we get something good, um.
A- a- and, but when we talk about, uh, Matt, when we talk about the evidence, I mean, we can't just let that go.
You know, uh, J. Allen Hynek talked about elements of high strangeness surrounding ufology, and he said that, like, maybe one or two things are, could be a coincidence.
But when you start looking at three or four or five things, elements, you know, surrounding something like Bigfoot, you have to take notice and you, uh, because there's something there.
And with the Bigfooters, you have eyewitnesses who have seen things together.
You have heard the, the, the knocks, uh, you know, uh, pebbles, rocks throwing, thrown at them.
The smell, always the smell of wet dog, fecal matter, rotten eggs, you know, that always-
Now, granted, we don't have a body, we don't have a carcass, and we don't have DNA, but that's probably the next step.
That's the thing that is gonna go and prove to the scientific community that, uh, you know, that there's something there.
You know, a lot of people are saying that they talk, they use this analogy about animals in the woods.
You know, an animal dies in the woods, and then they rot, they decompose, and there's a whole lot of predators that will go and just shred them.
You know, I mean, every parcel that's there, you know, bones, skin, whatever.
So until somebody has physical proof or, or we can get away from Big Brother and have them not steal our evidence when we get something good, um.
A- a- and, but when we talk about, uh, Matt, when we talk about the evidence, I mean, we can't just let that go.
You know, uh, J. Allen Hynek talked about elements of high strangeness surrounding ufology, and he said that, like, maybe one or two things are, could be a coincidence.
But when you start looking at three or four or five things, elements, you know, surrounding something like Bigfoot, you have to take notice and you, uh, because there's something there.
And with the Bigfooters, you have eyewitnesses who have seen things together.
You have heard the, the, the knocks, uh, you know, uh, pebbles, rocks throwing, thrown at them.
The smell, always the smell of wet dog, fecal matter, rotten eggs, you know, that always-
Now, granted, we don't have a body, we don't have a carcass, and we don't have DNA, but that's probably the next step.
That's the thing that is gonna go and prove to the scientific community that, uh, you know, that there's something there.
You know, a lot of people are saying that they talk, they use this analogy about animals in the woods.
You know, an animal dies in the woods, and then they rot, they decompose, and there's a whole lot of predators that will go and just shred them.
You know, I mean, every parcel that's there, you know, bones, skin, whatever.
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