On January 4, 2017, a strange video appeared on Peter Kane's YouTube channel, which is engaged in professional dog training. On it, Kane showed a huge hairy severed foot and assured that it was the remains of a Bigfoot leg.
According to Peter Kane, in 1953 his father killed Bigfoot with his own hands, and then froze his body.
In July 2017, Kane released another video, where he already showed two Bigfoot feet, and recently posted a video featuring a frozen Bigfoot head.
In the video, Kane assures that this is not a fake. “Yes, I like to joke, but this is not a joke, this is reality,” says Kane.
His videos worried both cryptozoologists and ordinary users. Most of all the claims that all this is an ordinary fake, the "remains" look painfully ridiculous. But what if it's true?
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True, Kane does not give the remains into the hands of scientists and does not conduct any DNA tests or research himself. Which also adds a fair amount of skepticism.
According to him, he wants to put these remains in his Bigfoot Museum, which he wants to build together with a theme park. And before that, he promises to upload even more videos with other parts of the frozen body.