Comment From Bill Emery's Wife (Emery the E in ESP Team)

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(Kota) Emery has left a new comment on your post "Please Help With Information":


Over the last months, many have said my husband let them down. They expected him and the members of his hunting team to prove to self made Squatchdetective that they are alive.

 Let me make it clear to all that Bill does not think the Perrys are responsible for any bad press that has come on him. It is the work of a couple individuals that are the culprits of slander.

 Some newspapers in our part of the woods have called Bill to ask if they might interview him on the recent accusations. He will not speak to anyone about the find of last summer.

 He has no intentions of calling Kulls up on the phone or going on his broadcast. It's his belief that Kulls isn't part of the Bigfoot mystery. He is just simply one person with a mighty opinion of himself.

Bill feels that only science will be of help in this subject of Bigfoot. It is the opinion of all of ESPO that they will not play the game of PR with anyone.

We feel there are plenty of thrill seekers already out there now looking for fame and fortune. Time and money has been spent to try to get a better understanding of Bigfoot in the woods. We hope some day people will understand why silence is golden--sometimes.

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Thank you, Mrs. Emery for this comment. ... Linda Newton-Perry

Bigfoot Newspaper Column by Linda Newton-Perry

Have You Reported a Bigfoot Sighting to the Police?

If you’ve seen a bigfoot while driving a vehicle, reported it to the police and then had your license suspended, would you like to help prove that for quite some time this was a practice in the state of Oregon? The police will say, it is not the reporting of a bigfoot that got these licenses suspended, it was the filing of a false report. How’s that? you ask. Well, since there is no such animal as bigfoot, there must have been some other reason for the sighting. The reporting party must have been impaired in some manner, such as alcohol, drugs, et cetera.

On the online magazine, Bigfoot Ballyhoo, there are numerous accounts of license suspensions having taken place after a bigfoot report has been filed with the police. ( Bigfoot Ballyhoo’s web address is www.bigfootbally.blogspot.com) One commercial truck driver had his license suspended. He wrote that he lost wages because of time lost, incurred doctor’s bills, fines and so on. Even the police run into problems when one of their own report a bigfoot sighting (that’s another subject entirely).

All the license suspensions on Bigfoot Ballyhoo have been shared, but anonymously (no names were given.) Would you be willing to white-out your name on these forms, make copies and send them to Ballyhoo? One reader believes this will be proof enough of the practice. And if you can think of another way, let us know. We’ve had retired policemen comment, saying it indeed was true, but without their names attached.

Another question on this matter of reporting a bigfoot to the police and having a license suspended is just how many reports have there been of the animal, anyway? How many sightings have not been counted? The public has been made to believe that all bigfoot sightings are hoaxes or made by impaired individuals. Why? Again, as far as the state is concerned there is no such animal as bigfoot. There can not be a sighting of an animal that does not exist! The state of Oregon has stopped this practice and some people have been reimbursed their expenses.

If you’d like to share your story and paperwork, send copies to Linda Newton-Perry P.O. Box 334, Sutherlin, Oregon, 97479. And don’t forget you can comment on Bigfoot Ballyhoo.

 Until next week, Linda Newton-Perry

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