Today in Bigfoot History | 1996 | Snow Walker Bigfoot Video

Posted by: Guy Edwards on March 12th, 2013

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Still frame of snow walking Bigfoot from UPN TV Show Paranormal Borderlands

“We had some suspicions qualifying our speculations, which were selectively edited out of the documentary interviews.” –Dr. Jeff Meldrum

Today, March 12th, in 1996, The United Paramount Network (UPN) needed a huge premier for its new TV show The Paranormal Borderline. They had the perfect video, a Sasquatch regaining it’s balance and walking up a snow bank.

Unfortunately the segment producer for The Paranormal Borderline was also behind Alien Autopsy: (Fact or Fiction?). Both films were admitted hoaxes. You can see the footage in the two videos below.

You Tube user Spiko7 reached out to Dr. Jeff Meldrum, who claims his suspicions of the video were edited out:

“They traveled to Mammoth Ski resort in California and edited in stock footage of the Himalayan panoramas. I was the one who initially analyzed it. We had some suspicions qualifying our speculations, which were selectively edited out of the documentary interviews. In follow up research, the videographer came forward and admitted the prank. The producers needed a hook for the premier episode of Paranormal Borderline and hired the guy to fabricate something. It’s a hoax, plain and simple.”Jeff Meldrum

Guy Edwards About Guy Edwards
Psychology reduces to biology, all biology to chemistry, chemistry to physics, and finally physics to mathematical logic. Guy Edwards is host of the Portland, OR event HopsSquatch.com.


One Response to “Today in Bigfoot History | 1996 | Snow Walker Bigfoot Video”

  1. Goodfoot responds:

    Utterly pathetic. A hoax worth doing is a hoax worth doing RIGHT, I always say.

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