Encounters with the Unexplained with Jerry Orbach-Bigfoot

Law and Order Star Jerry Orbach (RIP) gives us a look at the phenomenon of Sasquatch.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• Bigfoot
• Sasquatch
• Jerry Orbach

[MrMayDX08]

2001.

[pittland44]

I think it's bigfoot is just Jon Goodman wearing a hair shirt :P

[anilomd]

Jerry Orbach was one smart guy. I saw him on Jeopardy once and he knew all the answers. He blew the other contestants away.

[prairiedog50]

bigfoot could be true the worlds got unexplored mountains heavy forests yeti types all elusive to capture yet aliens have supposed to be captured ? & kept in secrecy in area 51 who knows until one is captured by a special zoologist team the juries out ?theres more to our world that we.ll never ever know or ever get the chance to find out :,

[scottieman2]

I remember this show. Wish it was still on.

[TheTbet]

THIS YEAR IS THE YEAR

[bumtaksi]

Very addictive show..i love watching these unexplained events,especially with Bigfoot..I believe that..Sasquatch really exists,i have some photos too.

[edfeltch]

Sounds like Soupy Sales supplied the voice of Bigfoot.

[nugsmagee]

@crawdad19141 well most documentaries on the Bigfoot are only about people who think they have seen Something that they have never seen before just stories no proof at all. The bili ape is a animal from a family of animals that have been proven to exist, so you make yourself sound ignorant with that comment about the bili ape a animal proven to exist vs. The Bigfoot a (animal) never proven to really exist. Thank you

[crawdad19141]

@TheLloydA1 Many photos exist of Sasquatch, some compelling, some not so much.The Bluff creek Patterson film is still the best documentation, and under recent computer analysis has held up to the closest scrutiny. It would be near impossible to fake that video today using 21st century technology. Faking it back in the 60s would have been impossible using conventional means available at the time. This recent analysis is easily available for viewing on "youtube"

[crawdad19141]

@nugsmagee If your question was sincere, I would suggest a simple google search to answer your question. What you have posed is the classic "argument" used by debunkers to discredit those who take this discussion seriously. Researchers have answered this question many time using common sense, based on elusive animal behaviour, the decomposition rate in wet and forested climates, and the noted behaviour of the Sasquatch themselves. Google it, dont make us do your research. Thank you.