Source: New York Post
This Bigfoot brouhaha is getting hairy! Cornell University said it has never tested any supposed Sasquatch corpse — but the celebrity Bigfoot hunter who claims to have found the questionable remains said the denial is nothing more than an Ivy League coverup. 6 The DNA results that a Bigfoot hunter claims to prove he found the legendary creature’s corpse in the wilderness is fake, according to Cornell University Bigfoots Remains / Facebook Charles Stuart, who bills himself as “Snake the Bigfoot Hunter,” shared last month what he claimed was a DNA test from Cornell University that proved the supposed 8-foot, 300-pound Sasquatch corpse he said he found in upstate New York’s Adirondack mountains was real, and nearly 60% Neanderthal. Cornell University told The Post those claims are bogus.
