New bigfoot evidence screened as experts claim proof of existence

Bigfoot is real, and today a minumum of one researcher claims there's proof.

Several Sasquatch scientists who've been collecting over 100 bits of evidence in the last 5 years tested "nothing you've seen prior seen HD video" from the alleged creature in a news conference in Dallas on Tuesday.

The footage, which originated from an identical effort named The Erickson Project, brought by Adrian Erickson, incorporated exactly what the group stated would be a sasquatch moving through wooded areas in Kentucky.

Dr. Melba Ketchum, that has brought the audience of scientists known as the Sasquatch Genome Project, continues to be focusing on a $500,000 analysis of DNA samples from a mystery hominin species. Ketchum calls the project "a significant study" that concludes the legendary Sasquatch is available in The United States and it is an individual relative that came about roughly 13,000 years back.

"They are a kind of people, they are an individual-hybrid, we feel. And every one of the DNA evidence suggests that. Plus they can elude us, if you get [footage] whatsoever, it may be fleeting," Ketchum told ABC affiliate WFAA.

Ketchum, who had been initially a skeptic, states she implemented strict methods as DNA was removed in the collected samples.

"We soon learned that certain hair samples - which we'd later identify as purported Sasquatch samples - had unique morphology distinguishing them from typical human and animal samples," Ketchum stated in Feb from the research.

"Individuals hair samples that may 't be recognized as known animal or human were subsequently tested using Paternity testing, starting with sequencing of mitochondrial DNA then sequencing nuclear DNA to find out where these people easily fit in the 'tree of existence,'" she stated.

As a whole, 111 individuals of purported Sasquatch hair, bloodstream, skin, along with other tissue types were examined for that Sasquatch Genome Project's study. The samples were posted from 34 different hominin research sites in 14 U.S. states and 2 Canadian provinces.

At Tuesday's press conference, Dennis Pfoul, the group's project manager, demonstrated footage of foot prints of the items he thinks goes to some Sasquatch within the snow in Colorado.

"We have had encounters which have transformed our way of life, I am talking about, literally shook the building blocks of the items we feel in," Pfoul stated in the news conference.

Funding for that Sasquatch Genome Project originates from Erikson and entrepreneur Wally Hersom, based on Ketchum. The Erikson Project has previously taunted footage of supposed Sasquatch sightings, notable inside a November 2012 trailer for "Sasquatch: The Mission." Watch a clip here.

Todd R. Disotell, a professor in the Department of Anthropology at New You are able to College, told ABCNews.com that Ketchum's scientific studies are nonsense.

"It is simply a tale,Inch he stated. "She is really a laughing stock of folks that have a residential area which are already type of wacko."

"It was not reported in almost any scientific way whatsoever. It's complete junk science, after which she misinterprets it. She has not released in peer-examined papers about this stuff. I'm not sure how this got come up with,Inch he stated.

Disotell states he has disproven samples from being what they are stated to become many occasions, including debunking a yeti, a chupacabra, along with a sasquatch eight occasions, including once on ScyFy's "Joe Rogan Questions Everything."

"You cannot prove something does not exist," he stated. "You are able to prove that each sample you are introduced is not what they are declaring, However, you can't disprove this. It'll continue forever. We'll also have it."

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