What a surprise from declassifying FBI records about the snowman legend 'Bigfoot'?

The science department of the US Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) revealed that it analyzed the hair and tissue samples believed to belong to the legendary Bigfoot creature, the Vietnamese commonly known as 'Bigfoot' or 'Snowman' in 1977. .

Documentation of the Bigfoot study.(Photo: VAULT.FBI.GOV).

The FBI on June 5 declassified 22 pages of documents related to Bigfoot's investigation into existence , most of them corresponded with Peter Byrne, director of the Big Foot Information and Exhibition Center (BIC). This is an organization that believes in Bigfoot or Yeti legends.

In 1976, Byrne, now 93, found a way to persuade the FBI to hold a medical assessment of the hair and tissue samples that he thought were biological creatures that, according to local people, still live. in the mountains and forests of North America.

The specimen he handed over to the FBI was a small piece of leather attached to 15 hairs, according to NBC News.

However, the results of subsequent tests show that it belongs to a species of deer family.

The decision to deconstruct Bigfoot records has caused many netizens to mock on Twitter because it is a case of research . 'just like anyone else'.

However, there are still some people who believe in Snow Legend . In 2017, a Canadian applied to the Supreme Court of British Columbia in an attempt to force the Ottawa government to spend money on an attempt to investigate snow monsters.

1. Take a picture of two Bigfoot monsters in the forest
2. Massive footprints on the snow, suspected of being Bigfoot monsters