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Update on The Leg of Unknown Origin From Biscardi’s website Hiram Upham: 2006 Searching For Bigfoot Expedition To Montana Tom Biscardi and the Searching for Bigfoot team came to Montana early in March of 2006 on the first ever Searching for Bigfoot Winter Expedition. While there, Tom and his team were able to work alongside […]

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Yes, that’s right. He’s back. Tom Biscardi is out there, promoting something new.

Read: Biscardi’s “Toenail of Unknown Origin” »

Does Biscardi have more Bigfoot body parts than just "The Hand of Unknown Origin"? He has told people that he has uncovered a leg, and is working with others to uncover the rest of the body, supposedly killed and buried on a reservation in Montana. This body, according to Biscardi, has been difficult to recover […]

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The San Jose Mercury News is reporting Wednesday that Tom Biscardi sued his old organization, the Great American Bigfoot Organiztion. You probably remember GABRO. They were the ones that set up in Happy Camp, CA with streaming video cameras selling subscriptions to their exploits with promises of capturing Bigfoot within 90 days. The capture was […]

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There has been much speculation here on Cryptomundo, and elsewhere, that "The Hand of Unknown Origin" that Tom Biscardi has been promoting as a Bigfoot hand is the paw of a bear. Below are some stills taken from a news story from last year regarding a hand that was found in Guilderland, NY, a town […]

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The X-Ray on the left allegedly was taken of the alleged Bigfoot hand and the X-Ray on the right is alleged to be that of a human hand. Tom Biscardi is promoting the X-Ray as part of the package for joining his "group". The hand has been discussed here on Cryptomundo on several different occasions. […]

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#Cryptozoology #Hoaxes #AprilFools #Fakes
Fame and fortune are only two of the motives. Some are more sinister.

Read: Loren Coleman’s Top Ten Reasons For Cryptozoology Hoaxes »

We need to report that there is an indication that a generation of children of cryptozoology is springing up in our midst. Images.

Read: Top Ten List: Children of Cryptozoology 2010 »

Here is the stuff that serious Bigfoot researchers had to suffer through during the last twelve months. Many images.

Read: Top Ten Worst Bigfoot Stories of 2009 »

For those who can read between the lines in these brief passages, you might find the fingerprints of someone who has a habit of showing up at various recent Bigfoot media-mentioned events. Image.

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From an alleged Bigfoot in ice to a mysterious body on a beach, from a new manta ray to a giant elephant shrew, it was quite a year. Images.

Read: The Top 10 Cryptozoology Stories of 2008 »

It sends the message to future hoaxers that there’s money to be made. I’d rather have people funding Bigfoot research than hoax museums, but there is an incredible public interest in this hoax.

Read: Pondering $250,000 For A Bigfoot Hoax »

Are a couple classic moments in cryptozoology, a few cryptid conspiracies and some creature fakery the strange precursors to a US Stock Market crash? Images.

Read: Monster Hoaxes & Stock Market Crashes »

Another person present and involved in the Indiana segment of the Bigfoot hoax has been revealed.

Read: Hoax: Another Mystery Man In Indiana »

The national magazine begins with this: “These are hard times for Bigfoot believers, a human subspecies that includes a fairly hairy collection of fantasists, charlatans, grifters and fools.” The treatment certainly doesn’t look in the mirror.

Read: Newsweek Nukes “Bigfoot Believers” »