Fairdale Mystery Solved...

My buddy Dave C. just sent me an email a bit ago detailing the outline of a crow...

I had it pretty much outlined in the my head, the only problem that I was having was with the head, and the angle that Dave outlined was just one that I hadn't twisted my brain around.

Dave also sent me a picture from the Cryptomundo page. Now, if you can visually rotate the crow around you would basically have the same image.

The raven, the historical joker, has played another one on us!

***There have been other reports coming out of Jefferson County regarding BF-like creatures, and the crow can't be responsible for all of these sightings. A common misconception is that Jefferson County is Louisville. Not true. Jefferson County has forested areas that are ideal BF habitation. Additional research is needed, and eventually, we may be able to release clear, photographic evidence of BF in Jefferson County and other areas as well.

Latest updates on the KY "Bigfoot" photos

It has been nearly 24 hours now since I heard of this incident, and the web has been abuzz as well as news broadcasts from coast-to-coast. Granted, like with any story, the further it gets from the source, the more the story changes...For example, KTLA in Los Angeles, ran the story and report that it left prints. I don't know if they were meaning actual foot prints, or just talking about the grass and weeds being trampled.

There has also been some discussion as to this being nothing more than a crow either on take off or landing.

This could explain a few things such as the "shine" that you see off of the animal. As a friend of mine pointed out, the proportions seem off and the abrupt body cutoff in the grass...

By looking at the photo on the right, you can see what could be a slit in the right arm of the creature where you can see the background weeds and grasses...this easily could be the seperation of feathers.

The more that I look at it, the more I tend to subscribe to this theory of the animal being a crow.

As much as I would love for this to have been definitive proof of BF living in KY, you have to look at the facts to obtain credibility. It would have been easy to jump on the bandwagon and say that it was a BF, but you must always form your opinion, and then research to back up whatever you say. Not forgetting to play devil's advocate with yourself to think of everything possible that it could be. Don't be afraid to ask others for their opinions either. I honestly had no clue up until this morning what this actually was. I knew that it didn't look like a bear, nor anything other mammal really that I knew of. A friend on mine, and "mentor" to the group sent me an email that suggested this could be a crow. So, I researched some more and found several others out there suggesting the same. As a result, I began looking closer at the images, making sure to imagine the subject being a very short distance from the camera, and things began to make sense.

Still, KYPRP and the Kentucky Great Ape Project will continue to monitor and post updates as they become available.

Paranormal Kentucky

Several years back when I was a child, I used to love to read stories of UFO's (I can't help it...I was a Trekkie when being a Trekkie wasn't cool!). I especially loved to read stories of UFO reports out of Kentucky. Unfortunately at that time, there was no internet, and there were only 2 stories that were famous enough to come out of Kentucky at that time. The first being the Thomas Mantel Incident where Captain Thomas Mantel crashed his plane after chasing a UFO in the Kentucky skies. The second being the case of the Hopkinsville Monster (as it was known back in the day), or the Kellyville 'Goblins', whichever you prefer to call it.

As a child I can remember reading of the Kellyville sighting over and over again becuase I thought it was the coolest thing ever. However, when I go back and research this incident now, it seems as if there is something missing between what I remember reading and what I am seeing in the reports from today. I can remember there being all the small 'goblin' creatures running around, but, I seem to also remember that there was another figure there that stood around 10' tall. I even remember as a kid laughing at Bigfoot in a space-suit, never thinking at that time that people would put BF sightings together with UFO's...

So, my question to anyone who reads this would be, am I the only one that remembers somethign about a 10' alien during the Kellyville encounter, or, is my memory slipping faster than the credibility of the people who filmed the Polish yeti?

Polish Bigfoot

This morning when I finally got around to checking my e-mail, I found that I had several Google alerts for Bigfoot. Usually, I take a quick look at what "news" that they have and simply delete. This morning though, something caught my eye. Apparently, there is a Polish version of Bigfoot. The article that read described a large-hairy hominid walking along the rocks. The news-site has some still images that were taken from a video.



After viewing the video, I personally have a few issues with it. First, once it appeared, why take the camera off of it? Secondly, the movement of the "creature" looks incredibly like a human trying to keep their balance while walking among rocks. I would think that a creature that was used to this terrain would be better able to move around without having to balance itself that much. Maybe it is real, but my money would be that it was someone in a suit...

Also...even though this does not relate in any way to the state of Kentucky or witht he Polish BF, but, over the weekend discovered yet another water monster located in the US; the Altamaha River Monster. I haven't delved very deep for additional information on this at this time, but here is a blog that I found with some information and should serve as a starting point.