Tiger Creek / Paul Freeman 1982
Forest Service employee sighting plus associated track documentation; testimony and physical-trace authenticity remain separate.
Open case →contemporaneous UPI / Forest Service-mediated report.
Forest Service employee sighting plus associated track documentation; testimony and physical-trace authenticity remain separate.
Open case →YouTube — Jack Barnes Jeff Andersen
Recovered video interview discussing Freeman film and Sasquatch research; useful historical media layer.
A Forest Service spokesman relays Freeman's report of an ape-like subject covered with reddish-brown hair except for the face, walking on its hind legs throughout, with a rank odor; associated tracks were reported as 14 by 7 inches.
Blue Mountains near Walla Walla, Washington. Forest Service watershed rider Paul Freeman reported seeing a tall ape-like reddish-brown subject in a closed-access watershed. Forest Service personnel also documented associated footprints.
Open source/record →Source supporting this witness profile: UPI — Forest Service employee Bigfoot report
Open source/record ↗No independently recovered co-witness statement is currently linked at the profile level.
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