A 52-year-old Michigan resident provided a local sheriff with "compelling" evidence of Bigfoot in order to raise $ 10 million.
Anthony Padilla, 52, came to the Michigan sheriff's office on Saturday, bringing with him evidence that the bigfoot, or great ape, actually lives in the state.
The man posted before the deputy sheriff - Thomas Anderson - photo albums and videos with pictures of the Yeti's deeds, empty dirty food containers and pizza boxes, and even the feces of a mythical creature. Padilla told Anderson that his introduction to Bigfoot took place in 1997, after he took over 17 acres of land.
According to the American, once in the forest he noticed a living creature and thought it was a man in a hunter's suit, but then the figure began to disappear and turn into fog. Gradually, the haze took the shape of a white-tailed deer, which disappeared among the trees. Although the existence of the huge mammal known as the Bigfoot or Yeti has never been proven, Padilla says he has seen traces of it over the years: dead animals, trees broken in a certain way, footprints in the snow, and empty food containers.
The deputy sheriff's report indicated that the man asked the police to send containers for food and feces for DNA testing.
“He was kindly informed that this analysis is only used in the investigation of serious crimes, and the Yeti is not a suspect in any criminal activity, so the state police will not process his request,” Anderson wrote.
However, Padilla said that the sheriff's office should definitely check the material he collected, since he intends to win the main prize of the reality show "$ 10 Million for Bigfoot." It is worth noting that the man shared new information about Bigfoot, which the sheriff's deputy deemed worthy of mention in the protocol.
“Anthony claims: the yeti is not a male monkey or a mammal at all, but a spiritual creature that takes form only if it eats pizza or defecates,” The Huffington Post quotes Anderson.
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