Hi, my name is Jay Bichotchen. I live in a Southeast Wisconsin, and let me just start

off by saying that I never believed in Bigfoot. My whole life, I grew up on creature features,

the old black and white film, I'm dating myself here, but you know, I was into the Godzilla

King Kong, the berated horror shows, the supernatural, the ghost shows. I even saw the Patterson

Gimlin film back when it was on mysterious monsters at the theater. And I always looked

at Bigfoot as not a possibility, I think, at the time, because I was a young kid at the

time when I saw it, and I thought, looks like a guy in a suit. And pretty much from that

point on, I was just following like ghost and had a few UFO sightings throughout my life,

and really kind of focused on different things besides Bigfoot or cryptids for that matter.

And starting out as a paranormal team back in 2007, going out and trying to what I call

Hunt the Truth, because hey, you know what, we all saw those TV ghost hunters, ghost

adventures back then before it was totally saturated with ghost films. I wanted to find

out for myself, and that's what hunting the truth is. It's to discover for myself,

for everybody else, everybody else has their own, their minds made up already. You know,

what exists, what doesn't, you know, for crazy, if we're not. And at that point, Bigfoot

was not on my radar, because I heard a lot of people out, you know, looking for Bigfoot,

and they even made reference in Harry and the Henderson's back in the 80s in that movie,

which I found very entertaining. And I still never thought the possibility that Bigfoot was real.

I just figured it was folklorish. And enough people have been looking for such a long time

that they would have found a body or some bones or something concrete. And still nothing has ever

come to fruition on that. So I focused more on UFOs and ghosts, but how wrong I was 2013 came

around. And being in Southeast Wisconsin, we're just a hop-skippin' to jump away from Bray Road

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