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Tom Burnette & Rob Riggs Bigfoot: Exploring the Myth & Discovering the Truth

Saturday, August 2, 2014 7:21
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With Jeffery Pritchett and Beezle Bub

 

Listen to our radio show interview for free. It gets pretty wild and crazy with tales of Bigfoot molesting a guest’s girlfriend!!! =) lol 

 

http://churchofmabusradio.com/church-of-mabus/tom-burnette-rob-riggs-bigfoot-exploring-myth-discovering-truth/

 

Our committed search to uncover the truth about Bigfoot

 

Join investigators Tom Burnette and Rob Riggs on their amazing adventure into the wild where the mysterious creature known as Bigfoot dwells. Over the past twenty years, these two men have dedicated themselves to the search for Bigfoot in the Smoky Mountains of North Carolina and the swamplands of Southeast Texas.

 

Drawing on forty-plus years of combined field study, Tom and Rob present their personal stories, ethnographic research, and educated theories surrounding Bigfoot. Revealing a substantial collection of evidence supporting Bigfoot’s existence, this book provides details of the creature’s history, habitats, and behaviors. With thought-provoking discussions on Bigfoot’s elusiveness and potential psychic powers, Bigfoot goes beyond the myth to the reality of this enigmatic ape-man.

 

Praise: “If you think that monsters aren’t real, it’s time to think again. Tom Burnette and Rob Riggs take us on a roller-coaster ride into a world where the wild things lurk!”—Nick Redfern, author of Three Men Seeking Monsters

 

“The speculations will provide Bigfoot enthusiasts with plenty to contemplate, as will Burnette’s assertion that he’s captured ‘the best Bigfoot picture bar none in the world.’”—Publishers Weekly

 

“[A] well-written and thrilling account of their work. The stories in this book will raise the hair on the back of one’s neck and cause sleepless nights, especially if one lives near a big woods.” — San Francisco Book Review

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