Posted by: Loren Coleman on March 5th, 2007
There’s news from the Gold Coast Bulletin in Queensland, for March 2007, of breaking Yowie activity. Paul Cropper sends along the full story, available if you click on the above image.
For more on the past Springbrook Yowie sightings and footprint finds, please see
The Yowie: In Search of Australia’s Bigfoot by Tony Healy and Paul Cropper.
It is destined to become an instant cryptozoological classic.Dean Harrison, Austalian Yowie Research
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Interesting story. The anecdotes regarding 19 people seeing a yowie at once are interesting.
From a yowie-illiterate
Chris.
I dunno. It sounds as though there has been quite a bit of previous Yowie activity in this area. The fact a book is being released at a similar time doesn’t make me particularly suspicious. It’s not as if the book is being released in the Springbrooke area is it? It’s a bit of a long shot saying that the publishers would travel all the way out there (almost 100 miles from Brisbane) just to stir up interest. I’m not saying it’s unheard of (hello Mr Biscardi) but I’m not buying it!
youcantryreachingme- If you are a Yowie illiterate, you should pick this book up. It really is well done and has some compelling stuff in there even if, like me, you remain skeptical. I would recommend it for sure.
mystery-man - I agree, I am about 1/2 way through the book and it is excellent. I knew next to nothing about the Yowie phenomenon before and it is a terrific primer.
Explain this to me.
A group of nineteen people saw a yowie according to this book. If nineteen people ALL say they saw the same thing, what are the possible reasons?
1) They are ALL delusional or psychotic
2) They ALL misidentified something commonplace
3) They are ALL lying, even after all these years
4) They ALL actually saw what they say they saw.
Now tell me. Which is the most likely?
Answers to me on a £10 note, please. Oh alright, just tell me the answer and send the tenner to Loren.