Bigfoot Reported Spotted in Gwinnett County

As if the idea of Bigfoot wasn't shrouded in enough mystery, the credibility of a scientific journal that has published findings based on reported Bigfoot DNA is being questioned. 

According to a report by The Huffington Post, the only content of the DeNovo Journal of Science is the research on Bigfoot. The current edition of DeNovo is listed as Volume 1, Issue 1. 

The post goes on to say Texas geneticist Melba Ketchum, who, along with a  team of experts in genetics, forensics, imaging and pathology, spent five years studying the DNA samples, acquired the rights to the journal and renamed it so as not to lose its "peer-reviewed" status. Peer-reviewed journals are scholarly journals that only publish articles that have passed through a review process. 

The reports says the DNA study included 111 samples of alleged Sasquatch hair, blood, skin and other tissues.

The Bigfoot Field Researchers Organization, which calls itself "the only scientific research organization exploring the bigfoot/sasquatch mystery," reports the following sightings in Gwinnett County: 

• August 1999 in Gwinnett County - Possible vocalizations near Plunketts Road outside Buford
• March 1974 in Gwinnett County - Witness recounts he and his friend's encounters with a strange creature along with strange sounds and footprint finds

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