Phantoms & Monsters: Lindsay's "leaked" results from Bigfoot DNA data was determined to be flawed, but the Sierra Kills story is real

Phantoms & Monsters recently posted an article concerning "leaked" the nuclear DNA testing for Justin Smeja's 'Bigfoot Steak'. Their source is claiming that the leaked results by Robert Lindsay was at least a year old and was already determined to be "flawed."

According to the article, the Robert Lindsay's source most likely came from someone who worked with Melba Ketchum at the early stage of the study and has since moved on (presumed to be starting their own study). Lindsay never mentioned who his source was, but it's possible that Richard Stubstad could be feeding him some of the results. As reported last month, Richard Stubstad has already begun to migrate some of his work to other labs in Europe.

The article did not discredit Justin Smeja's story about killing two Bigfoots in the Sierras. They even went as far as clarifying that the 'Bigfoot steak' was not from a coyote:

Recent claims by certain parties, who have stated that the physical evidence submitted by Justin Smeja were coyote remains, are not fact. If coyote or canid evidence had been submitted to the study the first test markers would have determined that this was not hominid and it would have been quickly dismissed. Under the current circumstances and through source information it is my opinion that Justin Smeja's account of the 'Sierra Kills' incident, for the most part, has been accurate. Those parties attempting to discredit Smeja and the overall study in order to bolster their own personal agendas need to back off and allow the science to speak.

Here's the run down from Phantoms & Monsters:

As promised, the following information is an update to Recent 'Leaked' Bigfoot DNA Information which pertained to statements made by Robert Lindsay in reference to what his sources told him as results of the nuclear DNA testing for Justin Smeja's 'Bigfoot Steak'.

My source, who provided physical evidence for the Ketchum DNA study, has confirmed these results...though these are the results from approximately a year ago and have since been determined to be 'flawed'. The supplier of this information to Robert Lindsay is most likely the party who worked with Melba Ketchum at the early stage of the study and has since moved on (presumed to be starting their own study). The actual nuclear DNA results have not been released or 'leaked'.

Recently Melba Ketchum stated that Adrian Erickson is now back on board with the study. This is true...Erickson is now bound by the same NDA as everyone else who is involved in the study. It was determined that the photographic and video evidence that Adrian Erickson has in his possession will be vital for the final presentation of the DNA study. Thus, any future disclosures attributed to Erickson should be deemed as spurious since he is now under the same restrictions as the other participants of the study in accordance with the NDA.

Recent claims by certain parties, who have stated that the physical evidence submitted by Justin Smeja were coyote remains, are not fact. If coyote or canid evidence had been submitted to the study the first test markers would have determined that this was not hominid and it would have been quickly dismissed. Under the current circumstances and through source information it is my opinion that Justin Smeja's account of the 'Sierra Kills' incident, for the most part, has been accurate. Those parties attempting to discredit Smeja and the overall study in order to bolster their own personal agendas need to back off and allow the science to speak.

I have not disclosed the names of the some of the referenced parties. If you read the narratives I had linked to earlier, you should be able to determine these individual's identities. As I have stated previously and on numerous occasions, give the study the benefit of the doubt. There is progress...I have been assured of this. I have not heard or seen any indications to think otherwise. Lon

[via naturalplane.blogspot.com]

Related:

• Results of the nuclear DNA testing for the Bigfoot Steak [Sierra Kills]