Recently, Tom Biscardi launched an expedition being filmed by English documentarians for BBC that he claims will finally put the Bigfoot mystery to rest. "“Hopefully this will be the time we put an end to this thing," said Biscardi.
The general feeling among critics is that Biscardi is a hoaxer. They said he's been caught plotting a few hoaxes in recent times.In 2005, he went on the radio show “Coast to Coast AM” claiming he knew the location of a captured Bigfoot close to the Oregon border and would air footage online via webcam for a small fee. But on the day footage was slated to be released, he said he’d been “hoodwinked” by a woman in Nevada.
Then in 2008, Biscardi held a news conference in Palo Alto with two Georgia men who claimed they were holding a Bigfoot carcass in their freezer. Biscardi confirmed the creature’s authenticity, saying he had measured its feet and touched its intestines. But soon after, the Georgia men admitted the pictures were nothing more than a Halloween costume stuffed with animal parts.
What does Biscardi think about critics labeling him a hoaxer? “When you’re on top of the mountain, they all want to knock you down,” Biscardi said.
Biscardi hopes this expedition will allow him to find Bigfoot and finally silence his critics. The expedition is going to be focused on Arkansas, Florida, West Virginia and Illinois, where Bigfoot-related activity has recently been reported.
via bigfootevidence.blogspot.com
Tom Biscardi is a personal friend of mine. He is in Florida at this moment and is working areas in the panhandle. His team has done its homework and they are in prime areas. Some of the best cryptid guys in the state have helped him out on this. Tom has called me wanting to know when I can get up there. I can't. Work is too much at this point and I just can't make it. I really wish things were different. They are not and I must deal with reality.
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