Last week we got word from Casey, a member of Bill Emery’s extended team, that by the end of summer or early fall we will be able to order a documentary produced by Wild Rogue LC, A Morning to Remember.
Casey didn’t answer my question regarding the three remaining clear photos of Big Clyde. I asked him if the photos would be in the documentary. He said the production was about Emery’s trek through the Siskiyou Mountains. The documentary will be available through Amazon.com. No matter what it contains, we can’t wait!
Who is Bill Emery? you ask. Early morning, August 8th, 2010, Bill Emery and Hank Parchell, now the late Parchell, witnessed a bigfoot. Their trail cam snapped photos of it.
For two years now we’ve been waiting to see these photos. One shadowy photo is on Bigfoot Ballyhoo for all to see. It proves nothing, since it is so fuzzy and out of focus. But it is there, and is from the group of photos that are supposed to be sharp.
I still get readers of Ballyhoo asking me for proof of one thing or the other that has transpired on Ballyhoo. For example, one person last week wanted proof of Ballyhoo’s small part in stopping the practice of Oregon DMV suspending licenses for reporting a bigfoot sighting to the police. The sighting had to occur from a vehicle. It was noted on Ballyhoo that several states had this practice. In addition to having one’s license suspended, often one’s insurance was cancelled.
I spent a sizable block of time putting together a spiral book of information for Dr. John Bindernagel of Canada, on this subject. Readers can use the search tool to find the information for themselves. And as far as we can determine, policemen of Oregon still experience difficulty when they are forced to turn in their own bigfoot sighting.
Bigfoot Ballyhoo is an online bigfoot magazine. We encourage readers to talk bigfoot by commenting. We can not be sure of the truthfulness of each and every comment. As a matter of fact, we had to stop accepting photos from readers because of the numerous hoaxed photos sent.
I would have liked to have kept with the policy of allowing all comments and all photos, but it hurt the site: too much time had to be spent in explaining the hoaxed photos. (www.bigfootballyhoo.blospot.com) Until next week, Linda Newton-
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