Alleged Bigfoot Body Found in Georgia: Monster Mania in US Continues

Does Bigfoot Exist? Find Out at the Friday, August 15 News Conference

The Associated Press is reporting that two Georgia men located a body that they believe is a Bigfoot. The men, Matthew Whitton and Rick Dyer, lead Bigfoot expeditions in Georgia. Lending some credibility to the claim of finding a Bigfoot body in northern Georgia, both Whitton and Dyer have ties to law enforcement. The Bigfoot body is at an undisclosed location and the two men will be holding a press conference on Friday, where they will produce a photo. The Bigfoot is undergoing DNA testing and will be studied by researchers, but just who receives that honor is secret shrouded in mystery.

Bigfoot, Chupacabra and the Montauk Monster... all in one month

Has the United States gone manic for monsters? The Montauk Monster story is still living, despite the fact that an alleged body is no longer where someone buried it. Controversy surrounded the discovery, prompting some to ponder whether the Montauk Monster was a product of the USDA. Pictures surfaced on the Internet and the great debate began; was it a monster creation of Plum Island or was it a raccoon without any fur?

Just this week, a Texas lawman caught a creature on his dash cam that is the alleged infamous Chupacabra. Was this dog-like , hairless, long snouted creature the Chupacabra after all or a figment of our X-files imagination? A report filed by KSAT shows the dash cam photo and indicates that the deputy sighting was not the first time a local has alleged to have seen such a creature. Back in 2007 a rancher said he'd found a body similar to the one captured on tape. Whether or not the creature is the Chupacabra will remain a mystery for now, since the deputy did not detail the Chupacabra-like creature for questioning.