Posted by: Nick Redfern on August 31st, 2012

In a new post, Real Wolfmen author Linda Godfrey begins as follows:
“The recent tragic death of a Montana man killed on a highway as he tried to imitate a Bigfoot reminded me of another hoax effort: the so-called Gable films of Michigan, part one and part two. The costume of choice in both states was a ghillie suit, a stringy, head-to-toe covering hunters often wear for camouflage in the woods.”
And here’s Linda’s complete post…
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There is not one sighting report I have ever read that has a serious chance of being either a person in a ghillie suit or a person otherwise dressed.
i.e., a person.
To say that this isn’t true or is unlikely is a straight-up confession that one is totally unacquainted with the encounter literature.
Memorial Day.