Who is Melba Ketchum's Spokesperson? And who said what nigh Angel DNA?

Melba Ketchum's Spokeperson has been feeding Bigfoot Blueberry  Bagels for years

press liberate nearly Bigfoot DNA, due to some information that spilled a 24-hour interval before. He likewise claims the commencement draft of the Bigfoot deoxyribonucleic acid study manuscript past times Dr. Melba Ketchum contained a references to "angel DNA"

Melba Ketchum's Spokesperson Feeds About Ten Bigfoots on Her Property

Robert Lindsay points out that, "Ketchum’s apparent spokesman seems to endure Robin Lynne, a longtime Bigfoot habituator who lives inward rural Michigan. She claims that at that topographic point are upwards to 10 Bigfoots living merely about her belongings too every day, she feeds them a multifariousness of foods including Blueberry muffins, which they are especially fond of. Influenza A virus subtype H5N1 lot of people lead keep ridiculed her story, but according to information I have, at that topographic point may indeed endure Bigfoots on the belongings assuming some of the things she is relating are truly occurring."

This has definitely been documented. On Oct 13th of 2011, Robin Lynne is quoted inward Discovery News. 

"They learn fish every day, a bucket of fruit, a bucket of dry out Canis familiaris food," said Robin Lynn Pfeifer, a 47-year-old resident of Newaygo County, due north of Grand Rapids. "Their favorite matter is huckleberry bagels.

Later that same twelvemonth inward Oct 25th, 2011, Robin Lynne is quoted inward the Wall Street Journal.

...in rural Michigan, where Robin Lynne, 48, says she has been feeding a describe of piece of employment solid unit of measurement of Bigfoots exterior her dwelling for 2 years.

Hosted past times the regional government, Ms. Lynne flew to Siberia for the conference this month, where a tour double-decker amongst law escort drove participants to a hunting lodge inward the piney outback. There, Ms. Lynne described how the Bigfoots boom on her door, convey her sticks equally presents too quaff H2O from a bucket inward the yard when the conditions is warm. "They dearest the bucket," she told the group.

Original Ketchum Paper Mentioned “angel DNA.” 
Robert Lindsay continues to cry how i of his sources told him that the master copy inquiry manuscript referenced "angel DNA'

Original Ketchum newspaper mentioned “angel DNA.” Influenza A virus subtype H5N1 source tells me that Wally Hersom has discussed the initial version of Ketchum’s paper. According to Hersom, the newspaper is real good written, but its conclusions are difficult to take.

Ketchum writes that at that topographic point are aspects of the Bigfoot nuclear subhuman deoxyribonucleic acid that she cannot respect inward whatever deoxyribonucleic acid database, too according to her, this agency that the deoxyribonucleic acid is non of this Earth. In the paper, she reportedly refers to this equally “angel DNA.” Whether she is trying to say that it is from angels literally or whether this is her way of proverb that it’s from outer space, I produce non know.

Hersom was reportedly disappointed inward the newspaper too averred that spell this may endure true, no scientific periodical on footing is going to disclose anything nearly “angel DNA.” I would for certain concord amongst that statement. Sure, perchance at that topographic point is “angel DNA” inward the Bigfoots. For all I know, this may endure true. But on the other hand, of course of teaching no periodical volition acquit upon this amongst a 10-foot pole.

I produce non know whether or non she has rewritten her newspaper to lead keep out the reference to “angel DNA” but I would for certain promise so.

You tin read Robert Lindsay's entire postal service  titled, "Bigfoot News Thanksgiving Edition, 2012"

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Doubtful News Reacts to Melba Ketchum's Bigfoot DNA

"To brand such an extraordinary claim is to seat yourself out on such a long, unstable limb! It is non how scientific discipline is done, it’s how pseudoscience is done." --Sharon Hill of Doubtful News reacting to Melba Ketchum's Press Release

Sharon Hill is the editor of DoubtfulNews.com, it would non wound our feelings 1 bit, if y'all jumped straight to her post titled, "Melba Ketchum announces Bigfoot deoxyribonucleic acid results. Without the data".

For the residue of you, permit us tell y'all why Doubtful News is an of import weblog for bigfooters to follow. Unlike around of the other skeptics, Sharon Hill is extremely consistent inward her critical thinking as well as arguments. Also different other skeptics, she does non alternative low-hanging fruit to mock Bigfooters. The best argue to read Doubtful News is to larn a fresh perspective, nosotros direct maintain been challenged yesteryear Sharon Hill as well as experience nosotros direct maintain been the improve for it.

You tin larn a sense of savour of her agency from the excerpt below lifted from yesterday's (11.25.2012)  post, "Melba Ketchum announces Bigfoot deoxyribonucleic acid results. Without the data"

To brand such an extraordinary claim is to seat yourself out on such a long, unstable limb! It is non how scientific discipline is done, it’s how pseudoscience is done. But, let’s only tell that MD K has results as well as is confident inward them. She certain is inward a pickle immediately because at that spot is even as well as then NO newspaper as well as no hint of when or where it volition hold upwardly published. Much is going on behind the scenes that the interested populace is non john to. To hold upwardly practical, this annunciation gets us absolutely NO farther to a Bigfoot uncovering than yesterday or the twenty-four hr menstruum before. It’s even as well as then vaporware. No paper, no data, no body, no Bigfoot.

Read the residue at Doubtful News: "Melba Ketchum announces Bigfoot deoxyribonucleic acid results. Without the data".

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DNA Consulting Company is Intrigued past times Melba Ketchum's Bigfoot deoxyribonucleic acid

Roberta Estes formed DNAeXplain to offering
private analysis of deoxyribonucleic acid results too genealogical assistance 

Thanks to Thom Cantrall for bringing this to our attention.

dna-explained.com is a blogging channel for DNAeXplain, a deoxyribonucleic acid genetics consulting companionship that offers individual written analysis of deoxyribonucleic acid results. While nosotros arrive at got had opinions from Ketchum proponents too Ketchum detractors, Bigfooters too non-bigfooters. We haven't had an independent DNA practiced react to the Melba Ketchum Bigfoot deoxyribonucleic acid press release.

Roberta Estes asks approximately real interesting questions too shed approximately insight to what Melba Ketchum may live on maxim betwixt the lines.Her starting fourth dimension questions are inward the excerpt below.

This begs several questions.  Is all of the mitochondrial deoxyribonucleic acid the same, inferring a unmarried maternal ancestor?  They arrive at got sequenced twenty dissimilar mitochondrial samples.  Given that the mitochondrial deoxyribonucleic acid is reportedly identical to that of modern humans, nosotros tin presume, i would think, that the mitochondrial deoxyribonucleic acid is Native American, too thence a fellow member of haplogroup A, B, C, D or X.  Hopefully the forthcoming newspaper volition live on to a greater extent than specific.

She continues on to read what she deems subtle too non-subtle messages,

There are subtle too non too thence subtle messages buried hither every bit well.  Obviously, for the squad to larn twenty samples to process, at that spot has to live on a population of these creatures living inward North America.  Of course, everyone has heard of Sasquatch too seen photos too videos, merely until this, zilch has been terribly convincing.  There has been no smoking gun.  If this inquiry is valid too passes peer review, it non solely confirms that Sasquatch is real, it vindicates many of the people who arrive at got had “sightings” over the years.  It becomes the smoking gun.  But every bit alongside much science, it raises to a greater extent than  questions than it answers.

For example, are at that spot whatever non-admixed Sasquatch progenitors left, pregnant the males that founded the Sasquatch business alongside the human female?  How would nosotros tell the difference?  This of course of study implies that approximately variety of pre-hominid species existed on this continent earlier Native Americans arrived from Asia too had existed dissever from hominids for a long time.  Is at that spot other prove of this brute inward North America?

You tin read the entire post past times Roberta Estes here.

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Author Whitley Strieber Explains Bigfoot

Whitley Strieber offers his perspective on Bigfoot

"Sasquatch is. Man does. This does non hateful that they are ameliorate or nosotros are better. It simply way that nosotros are different. The aim of Sasquatch is to hold upwards together. The aim of Mankind is to exercise together, together with thence to sympathise 1 another." --Whitley Strieber

Whitley Strieber is most famous for his book, "Communion," a #1 New York Times best seller virtually aliens (Greys) visiting him. This was eventually made inwards to a moving-picture present starring Christopher Walken. He also hosts a radio present called Dr. Melba Ketchum Bigfoot DNA press release, Mr. Strieber has offered his ain perspective of Sasquatch.

If you lot guide keep followed this weblog inside the final few days, you lot may hold upwards at chance of Bigfoot deoxyribonucleic acid fatique. Don't worry nosotros wouldn't exercise that to you. While Mr. Strieber takes the chance to piece of job Melba Ketchum's presser equally a jumping point, his article is to a greater extent than virtually what makes Sasquatch dissimilar from man, together with inwards our opinion, it is at to the lowest degree a nifty philosophical point. He begins this indicate together with so expands on his long-time involvement of Sasquatch.

We are equally dissimilar equally nosotros tin give the axe be. In fact, polar opposites. Sasquatch is hither to be; Man is hither to do. These are 2 contrary poles of consciousness, together with if nosotros tin give the axe discovery balance, nosotros can, each of us, discovery ourselves inwards a completely novel way. This possibility has never existed before, non inwards all the long years that the 2 species guide keep spent living on world together.

I've had a lifelong involvement inwards the Yeti together with Sasquatch. When I was a boy, an acquaintance of my parents, Tom Slick, led the showtime scientific expedition inwards search of the Himalayan Yeti. In 2001 his niece, my unopen friend Catherine Nixon Cooke, retraced his steps. Because of my interest, I guide keep done many interviews on Dreamland alongside Bigfoot researchers, together with I guide keep never doubted that something was out there. For example, Dreamland this calendar week volition comprehend Bigfoot Sounds together with volition grade my seventh present on the acre of written report since 2007. (All of these shows are available inwards the Dreamland Archive. Search on Bigfoot together with Sasquatch.)

Mr. Strieber wanders inwards together with out of Melba Ketchum's press release, but it is his endeavour to define the distinction betwixt human together with Squatch that nosotros discovery most fascinating, together with so he carries on.

They are non similar us together with were non meant to hold upwards similar us. We are naked together with must brand our ain shelter or die. Nature has clothed them inwards pilus together with given them, inwards their powerful senses, all that they require to thrive. We must brand our technology. They are born alongside theirs. 

In fact, they guide keep remained fifty-fifty to a greater extent than primitive than nosotros were xv m years ago. They are a pre-stone historic menses species, still, inwards effect, living exclusively off the physical assets that nature granted them. We guide keep non been similar that for a real long time. Fifteen m years ago, nosotros were already working rock together with using creature skins to comprehend ourselves. Gobekli Tepi dates from a fourth dimension when Sasquatch was a novel species, so nosotros were already builders then. Thirty m years ago, nosotros were creating fine art at a high science grade inwards the caves of French Republic together with Spain. Fifty m years ago, nosotros were using burn together with rock tools, together with creating edges inwards flint.

We guide keep simply highlighted the parts of Mr. Strieber's notes on what defines the distinction of Sasquatch together with Man, he continues on to comprise other aspects, similar the left-hand path together with other Esoteric traditions. You tin give the axe read the master copy source inwards it's entirety at Whitley's Notes on Unknown Country.

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Cliff Barackman Expands on Hair Sample from Finding Bigfoot Oklahoma Episode

Possible Sasquatch Hair Sample from Finding Bigfoot

Cliff barackman continues his first-class re-caps of the Finding Bigfoot Episode. In his electrical flow Finding Bigfoot Cliff Notes, Cliff Barackman covers his coming together of Roger Roberts who had investigated Bigfoot sightings side past times side to a nearby Indian reservation. Below is a brusk excerpt from his notes on the possible Bigfoot pilus sample.

Of most involvement to us was the pilus sample. The pilus sample had been establish past times a tribal game officeholder on an brute trail leading from a place where a bigfoot had been of late seen. It was establish on to a greater extent than or less broken branches to a greater extent than than viii feet higher upwardly the ground, which would seem to dominion out that it was buffalo (which are kept nearby), bear, deer, or human hair. Roger had inwards his possession plenty hairs to spare to a greater extent than or less for us to require maintain tested for deoxyribonucleic acid material. In hair, all of the feasible deoxyribonucleic acid is establish inwards the medulla, or hollow middle shaft of the hair. This is a fighting problematic because bigfoot pilus tends to require maintain fragmentary medullas, if whatsoever is introduce at all. However, a deoxyribonucleic acid lab inwards Oklahoma City called deoxyribonucleic acid Solutions offered to examine the sample to take in if whatsoever cloth could endure extracted for testing. If zero else, they could examine the pilus as well as country us what animals the could eliminate every bit a possible source for the hairs.  Also of value is that they could become the results dorsum to us inwards well-nigh a week.

medico Brandt Cassidy of deoxyribonucleic acid Solutions was unable to extract whatsoever deoxyribonucleic acid cloth from the hairs. He said that the samples were but every bit good quondam as well as had non been stored inwards the the optimal agency to foreclose the gradual breaking downward of the deoxyribonucleic acid material. However, he was clear well-nigh a few things. While superficially like to a person’s hair, the pilus did non seem to endure human inwards origin. First off the pilus shafts had tapered ends which would signal that the hairs had never been subjected to a pilus cut. Another deviation that was establish was that the medulla width was dissimilar than what is unremarkably establish alongside humans. I was supplied with photographs of his microscopic analysis, as well as I was interested inwards the fact that the hairs showed to require maintain a reddish tinge when lit from behind, fifty-fifty though the pilus appeared to endure dark when viewed against other backgrounds. This reddish tinge is to a greater extent than or less other distinct feature of bigfoot hair.

How the pilus was delivered

Here is a clip from Finding Bigfoot's Bigfoot CSI episode

You tin read Cliff Barackman's entire Oklahoma Episode recap at his website CliffBarackman.com

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NBA Player Gerald Henderson of the Charlotte Bobcats Watches Finding Bigfoot

Gerald Henderson plays for the Charlotte Bobcats

Jerome McKinley "Gerald" Henderson, Jr. is an American basketball game actor who was drafted twelfth overall inward the 2009 NBA Draft past times the Charlotte Bobcats of the National Basketball Association. (Wikipedia) 

Mr.  Henderson has deep thoughts nigh the legend of Bigfoot. And showcases the frequently misunderstood concept that in that place is breeding population of Bigfoot(s) equally oppose to but i lonely Bigfoot wandering around North America.

Gerald Henderson

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watching "finding Bigfoot" on beast planet. at this signal wouldn't Bigfoot hold out dead or onetime equally hell? how produce they know a bigfoot's lifespan?

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First Bigfoot deoxyribonucleic acid Peer Review Results are In-- But, Not equally Expected

Bigfoot deoxyribonucleic acid Causes More Questions Among the Scientific Community

The give-and-take peer review is inward quotes inward the title, because nosotros are using it ironically and amongst reservation. We practice non hateful peer review inward the scientific publication sense. We practice mean, however, that scientific peers are interested inward doc Melba Ketchum's Bigfoot deoxyribonucleic acid Press release. We receive got reactions from an invertebrate neuroethologist, a genome informatic expert, a deoxyribonucleic acid lab owner, in addition to a professor of microbiology. There is a corking consensus amidst these academics, they look to receive got 2 reactions.

1. While intriguing, the press loose seems pre-mature in addition to the timing seems odd since the manuscript has non been published in addition to the peer review has non been completed.
2.  Dr. Melba Ketchum does receive got credentials, let's promise it is legit.

NeuroDojo, run past times Zen Faulkes, is a pop award-winning neuroscience weblog has this to say. 

It’s non only the land of report affair of the press loose that is strange, though. There’s the petty fact that it’s for a newspaper that is inward review, non 1 that has been published. Usually, papers inward review don’t larn press releases, because goodness knows Reviewer Number 2 has taken a lot of manuscripts out of disputation in addition to they never meet the lite of day.

In fact, I receive got to admit: I am so pulling for Reviewer Number 2 to accept this manuscript down. Preferably amongst sniper-style precision in addition to finality. As 1 Twitter commenter said, this is something that most mag editors would non fifty-fifty ship out for review.

NeuroDojo, seems to besides live rooting for doc Melba ketchum.

That Ketchum is a published writer on deoxyribonucleic acid techniques makes me holler upward this is non a hoax. And I've smelled sasquatch hoaxes before...This feels much to a greater extent than like... overly enthusiastic interpretation, if I’m existence charitable well-nigh it.

doc Mary Mangan of OpenHelix.com, has experience inward the someone in addition to academic sectors of Genome Informatics, has this reaction:

It was irresistible. I had to read the release, in addition to all I could holler upward well-nigh was finding the Sasquatch Genome Browser. It eludes me correct now.

Oh, I can’t hold off to meet this paper. For a express mirth I searched PubMed to meet what form of Bigfoot information at that spot is already, in addition to to my surprise he’s inward there.  Of course, the newspaper is well-nigh the psychology of monster hunters. And besides well-nigh the tension betwixt “amateur naturalists in addition to professional person scientists”.

Roberta Estes founder of DNAeXplain was inward yesterday's post, "DNA Consulting Company is Intrigued past times Melba Ketchum's Bigfoot DNA." Her enthusiasm in addition to caution for the the projection is clear.

There has been no smoking gun.  If this inquiry is valid in addition to passes peer review, it non alone confirms that Sasquatch is real, it vindicates many of the people who receive got had “sightings” over the years.  It becomes the smoking gun.  But equally amongst much science, it raises to a greater extent than  questions than it answers.

Indeed, I aspect frontwards to seeing this published newspaper in addition to I promise it is legitimate in addition to non pseudo-science of some sort.

And hold upward nosotros got an electronic mail from Tyler A. Kokjohn, Ph.D., Professor of Microbiology atMidwestern University.

It seems that nosotros may receive got to hold off for definitive information on the sequences.  Clearly, many people are quite interested inward the effect in addition to it is a fleck frustrating to live teased...Please banking company annotation that these questions tin live answered without compromising the inquiry newspaper straight off nether peer review.  Since the scientists elected to communicate amongst the public, they should live willing to offering clarifications in addition to respond questions.  

doc Kokjohn had a serial of fascinating questions that I would promise the Melba army camp could answer.

What method was employed to sequence the DNA?  Some receive got interesting quirks.

Which gene(s) were sequenced, i.e., which genes did yous operate to determine the Bigfoot human relationship to humans?

The argument was made that the mitochondrial genome is identical to human, but the nuclear deoxyribonucleic acid is distinct.  Moreover, a 15,000 twelvemonth deviation dot is estimated.  This is quite reverse to expectations.  Usually, the genes inward a mitochondrion volition yield a ‘faster’ evolutionary clock than the nuclear genes (higher mutation rate), that is partially why mitochondrial genes are used for the rapid identification of species.  It seems odd that the mitochondria sequence would live invariant.  This requires an explanation.

How deep was the sequencing of the genes inward question?  To larn at infrequent mutations, 1 must receive got gone over the same deoxyribonucleic acid multiple times to accomplish an accurate consensus.  A unmarried top sequence volition receive got many errors inward it in addition to comparisons based on it may inflate the apparent evolutionary distances.  This is vital because Bigfoot in addition to human sequences volition live (apparently) VERY closely related.  To larn a experience for the challenges of working amongst closely-related species, search the piece of occupation of Svante Paabo amongst Neanderthal deoxyribonucleic acid on PubMed.

Are the gene(s) yous used for the Bigfoot-human comparisons poly peptide coding?  Would the sequence changes yous works life inward the homologous genes yield amino acid codons that are synonymous (no amino acid change), substitutions (new amino acids) or nonsense (protein chain terminated)?  This tin aid 1 determine whether or non the novel sequence makes sense or contains deletions/insertions in addition to other errors.

What was the nature of the sample from which deoxyribonucleic acid was obtained?  Had it been exposed to the elements?  How practice yous know it is from Bigfoot? If the sample is degraded, deoxyribonucleic acid sequences volition probable demo alterations.

How did they avoid contamination amongst authentic human DNA?

So, inward a trend of speaking, this is equally around a peer review for now. These are the initial reactions in addition to questions of well-respected authorities;  an invertebrate neuroethologist, a genome informatic expert, a deoxyribonucleic acid lab owner, in addition to a professor of microbiology.

More questions in addition to so answers? What did the slow Richard Stubstad know? Richard Stubstad claims to receive got worked on the source iv of the twenty sequences Melba mentions inward her press release.

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