Bigfoot: Why Tracks, Hair, and Film Keep Appearing but Never Become One Unified Investigation
In the autumn of 1976, Peter Byrne of the Bigfoot Information Center sent a hair sample to the Federal Bureau of Investigation. Byrne did not ask the FBI to hunt a monster. He asked its laboratory to identify the sample because his center lacked the equipment. The FBI file still shows that the agency received the sample, sent it for examination, and replied on February 24, 1977. The hair was identified as belonging…
Read in Vietnamese →In the autumn of 1976, Peter Byrne of the Bigfoot Information Center sent a hair sample to the Federal Bureau of Investigation. Byrne did not ask the FBI to hunt a monster. He asked its laboratory to identify the sample because his center lacked the equipment. The FBI file still shows that the agency received the sample, sent it for examination, and replied on February 24, 1977. The hair was identified as belonging to the deer family. The detail matters because it shows that the Bigfoot story once went beyond blurry images and forest tales: researchers brought physical material to a federal agency for testing.
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