https://youtube/watch?v=0RKLP34FIEk The comments by Jarrard were not true, as we discovered while we were there. He wouldn’t take questions from us when we tried to nail down his story. No one from the sheriff’s department went out to speak with any of the neighbors after the incident … We spoke with the neighbors though when we were shooting the episode. There was never any college students living in the area, and there was no photo of college kids with a gorilla costume. Jerrard’s story sounded unlikely from the beginning, and apparently it didn’t happen. None of the other sheriffs had heard about this story that Jarrard told to a reporter. It seems he came up with the story to quell any fear that local people might have about a monster in the woods, and to prevent hunters from going to look for one. There was no other show that aired the dashcam footage. Finding Bigfoot was the first program to air the footage. Lotsa false nonsense coming up on this site today, but anonymous people claiming things they kinda sorta recall but can’t quite put their finger on it. Apparently, if you want to hear the uncensored rebuttals to some of these bogus assertions, you’ll have to come over to the BFRO’s Blue Forum. Coleman and Woolheater can’t take the heat of me replying to correct the false statements, because it embarrasses them too much. -Matt Moneymaker, always straight to the point if nothing else
Posted on: Wed, 04 Jun 2014 18:58:00 +0000
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