Bigfoot language expert Scott Nelson's latest talk at Honobia Bigfoot Festival and Conference [VIDEO]

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Here's the latest video of Scott Nelson giving a presentation at the Honobia Bigfoot Festival and Conference in Honobia Oklahoma. The October 1st event included talks from Dave Paulides, Dr. Melba Ketchum (was not able to make it), Thom Cantrall (Author of “Ghosts at Ruby Ridge”) and many others.

R. Scott Nelson was a Crypto Linguist for the military with a long career and lots of experience in working with foreign language including foreign langage code breaking.

During the 1970s, Ron Moorehead and Al Berry recorded hours of vocalizations purported to be those of a family of Bigfoots from a remote location in the Stanislaus National Forest, above Sonora California. The tape contained a series of disputed audio recordings of the alleged chatter of Bigfoot. This recording is famously known as the "Sierra Sounds".

One day, R. Scott Nelson's 12 year old son (like most 12 year old boys) wanted to write a school report on Bigfoot.

As he was at home, clicking around the various internet links trying to do "research", this 12 year old came across some alleged Sasquatch talking known as "Samurai Chatter" from the "Sierra Sounds" recording.

Scott immediately recognized these recordings as language (since he was a Crypto Linguist) and was totally blown away.

This started his intensive 2 year research project, studying the "Sierra Sounds" and transcribed the "Samurai Chatter" found there.

We're going to save you some time and cut to the chase at clip #2:


Thanks to Grant for sending this in.

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