A couple hiking in the woods near Spokane Washington claims to have inadvertently captured what they believe may be evidence of Bigfoot. They claim that they were unaware until they got home and viewed the video what was on the footage.
The first reported sighting of Bigfoot, or Sasquatch as it's known in Canada, occurred in Canada in 1811. A trader by the name of David Thompson first spotted footprints in the snow that were 14 inches long and eight inches wide with only four toes. Since then multiple sightings have allegedly occurred around the world, mostly in North America.
Although a little grainy the video, which was allegedly shot on an iphone, does reveal something very big walking through the forest.
And around the same time in May that the above video was making the rounds so was this one from Ketchican, Alaska.
People from many religions, including the Mormons, believe that certain individuals have been made immortal by God to help mankind until the return of Jesus Christ
"Some Mormons, in conjunction with their own scriptures, interpret the biblical scripture found at John 21:21-23 to mean that John will tarry or remain on the earth until the Second Coming of Jesus Christ."
I've heard speculation among some Mormons (although not official doctrine) that the legendaryBigfoot could perhaps be John the Apostle roaming the earth.
What do you think – are the videos more evidence that Bigfoot exists, or that immortal men actually walk the earth, or are they elaborate hoaxes to keep these legends alive?
The first reported sighting of Bigfoot, or Sasquatch as it's known in Canada, occurred in Canada in 1811. A trader by the name of David Thompson first spotted footprints in the snow that were 14 inches long and eight inches wide with only four toes. Since then multiple sightings have allegedly occurred around the world, mostly in North America.
Although a little grainy the video, which was allegedly shot on an iphone, does reveal something very big walking through the forest.
People from many religions, including the Mormons, believe that certain individuals have been made immortal by God to help mankind until the return of Jesus Christ
"Some Mormons, in conjunction with their own scriptures, interpret the biblical scripture found at John 21:21-23 to mean that John will tarry or remain on the earth until the Second Coming of Jesus Christ."
I've heard speculation among some Mormons (although not official doctrine) that the legendaryBigfoot could perhaps be John the Apostle roaming the earth.
What do you think – are the videos more evidence that Bigfoot exists, or that immortal men actually walk the earth, or are they elaborate hoaxes to keep these legends alive?
