If this thing goes to trial the judge will need to provide anti-psychotic drugs for some of the witnesses to get anywhere.

What a mess! The case is probably going to turn out a reputation and media bloodbath the way things are going

- The bigfoot vocalizations that were actually coyotes: I’ve heard several vocalization recordings that clearly had some coyote-like elements to them. So I wonder to what extent Pacific NW cryptids mimic coyote calls, incorporate them in their vocalizations, or possibly use them as “audio camoflage”. (Similar, perhaps, to how indian scouts would sometimes use bird calls to signal each other.) Or the possibility that coyotes react to their vocalizations like dogs sometimes react to loud or similar-sounding sounds.

- The other was about Biscardi saying that he had some “special operations guys” and was close to a capture: I don’t know what kind of equipment/personnel he has, or what he’s thinking, but I am highly doubtful that a live capture can be performed. If a large cryptid primate is out there and they actually do manage to corner it, the odds favor a bloodbath more than anything else.

Kudos to this Carole Rubin! I hope he loses the case.