A Man Says He Found Bigfoot’s Dead Body in New York-and Has the DNA to Prove It
Key Points:
- Bigfoot hunter Charles Stuart claims to have found a dead Bigfoot specimen in 2024 in New York's Adirondack Mountains and says DNA tests from Cornell University confirm its existence as 58.5% Neanderthal and Denisovan.
- Cornell University denies any involvement in testing the sample, leading Stuart to threaten a $10 million lawsuit against the institution.
- The Bigfoot research community and experts remain highly skeptical, viewing Stuart's claims as another hoax in a long history of false Bigfoot discoveries.
- The story highlights the ongoing fascination with cryptozoology and legendary creatures, despite frequent debunking of such claims.