AINT NO SUCH THING

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So our first question comes from Sharon in Belgium.

Thank you, Sharon.

Um, glad we're making it out there.

Okay, so Sharon has a question, and she likes the show.

She says, "The man that claimed to wear the supposed false suit of Patty, did he at any time reenact the walk of Patty, and did, did he show how he managed the walk the way that no other human has ever been able to duplicate?" And I, real quick, I just wanna say, you know, we get a lot of questions on, you know, whether Patty was legit, you know, whether the P&G film was legit or not, but this is one of the more specific questions a- and I like it.

This is, uh, this is very good.

So thank you, Sharon.

Yeah, that was Bob Heironimus.

And I, as I recall from when we had, uh, Bill Munns on the show, two, uh, separate episodes, he talked about that a little bit, and his belief was, first of all, that there were a couple of different, um, films.

You know, in other words, Heironimus saw the Patterson film, the PG film, thinking that was him in the suit being filmed when, uh, Patterson very likely made a different film showing Heironimus, and that film was never shown or, or found.

But, um, anyways, you'd have to listen to that episode.

I think that was...

Geez, I don't remember what episode that was.

[laughs] We, we get so many.

Uh, anyway, so to answer the question, um, he d- to my knowledge, he did.

They did film him doing that walk, and I wanna say they went to Bluff Creek to do it in that location, but I don't believe that he was able to replicate, uh, what was in the film.

Yeah, and I wa- I wanna comment on that.

There was, there's been documentaries done on that very walk because the creature's walk with this gait where the footsteps are what's called registered footsteps.

It's one in front of the other.

And humans walk with them side by side, so you can't...

You know, it'd be really virtually impossible, I would think, for a human to have a natural feel to be able to do, especially in that rough terrain.

Um, and this is, like you said, this is something that Bill Munns had addressed, as well as the fact that the suit itself, uh, you know, at the time, I don't know about today's technology, but back then there was no way to create a suit like that.

Yeah, exactly.