Bigfoot
A Fifty-Year Journey Come Full Circle
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Although the Bigfoot phenomena has fascinated humanity worldwide throughout history, the Patterson/Gimlin film, shot in 1967, most certainly caught the world's attention like never before. However, most people don't know that the famous film also kicked off a carefully thought-out game plan implemented by the Bigfoot Forest People to accomplish a life-saving agenda. Regarding the Bigfoot Forest People, there are never any accidents. On the contrary, they do everything with intention and purpose. On July 1, 2000, Dr. Matthew A. Johnson and his family encountered a Bigfoot on the mountain above ...
Although the Bigfoot phenomena has fascinated humanity worldwide throughout history, the Patterson/Gimlin film, shot in 1967, most certainly caught the world's attention like never before. However, most people don't know that the famous film also kicked off a carefully thought-out game plan implemented by the Bigfoot Forest People to accomplish a life-saving agenda. Regarding the Bigfoot Forest People, there are never any accidents. On the contrary, they do everything with intention and purpose. On July 1, 2000, Dr. Matthew A. Johnson and his family encountered a Bigfoot on the mountain above the Oregon Caves National Park. Since that world-famous encounter occurred, Dr. Johnson spent sixteen years of his life pursuing the Bigfoot Forest People with persistence and relentless commitment. He transitioned from an aggressive "Old School" paparazzi money shot researcher to a habituator and on to an interactionist. Bigfoot: A Fifty Year Journey Come Full Circle ties several stories and experiences together to help explain who the Bigfoot Forest People are, where they come from, and why they're here. In short, there is no other Bigfoot book like this one. You are guaranteed that this book will overwhelm you with the truth and promises to blow your mind in the process. The Bigfoot research community is going to change in a significant positive direction.
