Bigfoot Group Shuts Down
Posted by: Loren Coleman on May 19th, 2008
On May 19, 2008, a press release entitled “Official Statement - Demise of the American Bigfoot Society” was issued. Here it is:
It is with sadness in my heart that I announce the closing of the doors of the American Bigfoot Society.
Today, I received a communication from ABS Chairman Sean Forker [above] that the decision was made to cease operations of the organization effective immediately.
It is times like these that makes me often think why such an organization, with such dedicated individuals, fails.
The answer is simple, dedication to this field is often in conflict with our family lives, career paths and often as well with our own goals and mission purposes.
Diversification is a wonderful thing, but at times as well can be a hindrance upon the propagation of an organization. Focus and diversification together in of itself is an oxymoron.
All the individuals in the American Bigfoot Society have themselves firmly implanted in other organizations and all of them should do well in their particular ventures.
To them my hand is always outward in friendship and I wish them the greatest in their opportunities abroad.
Sincerely, Steve Kulls [in two photos below], Vice President, Evidence Analysis - The American Bigfoot Society
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I wonder if this will also put an end to the several podcasts they are involved with. Kulls has the SquatchDetective and Forker, I believe is very much involved with the several SquatchMedia shows.
Hello folks, Sean Forker here.
The ABS has closed it’s doors due to a long period of inactivity. The ABS Journal likewise has also been shutdown.
All members have separated on good terms.
Having two young children; and my daughter diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes, it is time to focus those energies spent on the ABS and “The Sasquatch Experience” and put them towards my family.
SQuatchMEDIA was folded into Anomalis Entertainment, run by Eric Altman and myself, and will continue to produce Sasquatch Experience and Beyond the Edge Radio.
Thank you!
+Sean Forker
It’s sad to see dedicated individuals grow apart, but this is one of the lessons which life hands us all; nothing is forever.
Good luck to you all.
Seems that, with the closing of this “door” to the unknown, several others have opened…
GOOD news, then… same as it ever was.