Case: GG-2026-121
Status: Historic
Documentation rating: B
Location: Bluff Creek, Klamath National Forest, California
On October 20, 1967, film maker Roger Patterson and his companion Bob Gimlin captured 59 seconds of 16mm color motion picture footage of a large, upright, bipedal ape-like creature walking away across a gravel bar along Bluff Creek in Northern California. The resulting footage—featuring the famous "Frame 352" pivot where the figure turns to glare at the camera—became the foundational visual anchor for the modern Bigfoot legend. For nearly six decades, the film has divided researchers, zoologists, and skeptics. Proponents point to alleged anatomical details, distinct muscle flexion, and biomech…
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