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The Conroe Courier ran an article detailing Jimmy Chilcutt’s talk this coming Saturday at the University of Texas San Antonio’s Institute of Texan Cultures.

"I don’t actively search for Bigfoot and I’m not involved in the research," said Chilcutt, who used to be a skeptic until he started investigating prints collected by Sasquatch researchers. "I examine the research they’ve gathered. People send me items from all over. If they think a Sasquatch has touched it, they send it to me."

Chilcutt is highly regarded for his innovative techniques in fingerprint collection, according to a press release from the Institute of Texan Cultures. As an expert in nonhuman primate prints, he will argue that some prints attributed to a reclusive, undocumented animal, perhaps Bigfoot, are genuine.

Speakers for the second session of a four-part speaker series include Chilcutt, Jeff Meldrum, an Idaho State University anatomy associate professor and anthropology adjunct associate professor as well as a Sasquatch researcher, and Rick Noll, a longtime Bigfoot researcher and member of the expedition group that found and collected the Skookum body cast, which is a partial body print that is believed to be made by a living Sasquatch.

The trio will focus on the examination of evidence that has been collected in hopes of confirming the existence of Bigfoot.

If you are in the area, plan to come see the exhibit and listen to the lectures by Jeff Meldrum, Jimmy Chilcutt and Rick Noll.

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