There’s a long-running pattern in this field — occasionally when I shine a light on inconvenient truths, someone tries to shut me up. The latest attempt comes in the form of a Vimeo video that cobbles together selectively edited footage and twisted narratives in a feeble effort to discredit me and my work. But just like the attempts that came before it, this one collapses under the weight of cold, hard facts.
I rarely take it personally when I expose hoaxers — it comes with the territory. I understand that when they lash out, it’s usually because they can’t refute the facts or produce receipts of their own.
But when there’s a clear pattern of attempts to discredit me using deception, misrepresentation, or manufactured claims of wrongdoing, that hits differently. That’s not just damage control; that’s character assassination.
I don’t hold grudges lightly, but when someone lies about me, lies to me, and recruits others to help carry out that smear campaign, they earn a place on a very short list. And unfortunately, this individual and those who enable him are firmly on it.
Let’s be clear this isn’t the first time someone from the Tom Biscardi camp has tried to muzzle me. In 2015, I received a cease-and-desist letter from the late Dennis Kazubowski, former SFBI shareholder and attorney who was then acting as Biscardi’s legal enforcer. The letter accused me of violating a confidentiality agreement I signed in 2008 during a specific expedition with Biscardi’s organization, Searching for Bigfoot Inc.
Kazubowski or perhaps more likely, the man pulling the strings behind him, likely hoped I’d forgotten the fine print. I hadn’t. The agreement applied only to “any and all information, data, and evidence gathered from this expedition.” That’s it. Nothing more. It didn't cover later actions. It didn’t muzzle me from speaking the truth about what I witnessed. And it certainly didn’t erase Biscardi’s public behavior or his repeated failures to follow through on his own claims.
And let’s not forget, even if they’d had a case (they didn’t), they were years past the statute of limitations. My Hall of Shame page? Online since 2010. My book Fifty Large? Published in 2011. The letter? May 2015. Game over.
Everything I’ve published has been grounded in verifiable facts. The 2008 Bigfoot freezer hoax wasn’t speculation. The other two people involved confirmed Biscardi’s role, and Biscardi himself went on Fox News to claim he had “touched it, felt it, smelled it.” His words — not mine. That’s public record.
I rarely take it personally when I expose hoaxers — it comes with the territory. I understand that when they lash out, it’s usually because they can’t refute the facts or produce receipts of their own.
But when there’s a clear pattern of attempts to discredit me using deception, misrepresentation, or manufactured claims of wrongdoing, that hits differently. That’s not just damage control; that’s character assassination.
I don’t hold grudges lightly, but when someone lies about me, lies to me, and recruits others to help carry out that smear campaign, they earn a place on a very short list. And unfortunately, this individual and those who enable him are firmly on it.
Let’s be clear this isn’t the first time someone from the Tom Biscardi camp has tried to muzzle me. In 2015, I received a cease-and-desist letter from the late Dennis Kazubowski, former SFBI shareholder and attorney who was then acting as Biscardi’s legal enforcer. The letter accused me of violating a confidentiality agreement I signed in 2008 during a specific expedition with Biscardi’s organization, Searching for Bigfoot Inc.
Kazubowski or perhaps more likely, the man pulling the strings behind him, likely hoped I’d forgotten the fine print. I hadn’t. The agreement applied only to “any and all information, data, and evidence gathered from this expedition.” That’s it. Nothing more. It didn't cover later actions. It didn’t muzzle me from speaking the truth about what I witnessed. And it certainly didn’t erase Biscardi’s public behavior or his repeated failures to follow through on his own claims.
And let’s not forget, even if they’d had a case (they didn’t), they were years past the statute of limitations. My Hall of Shame page? Online since 2010. My book Fifty Large? Published in 2011. The letter? May 2015. Game over.
Everything I’ve published has been grounded in verifiable facts. The 2008 Bigfoot freezer hoax wasn’t speculation. The other two people involved confirmed Biscardi’s role, and Biscardi himself went on Fox News to claim he had “touched it, felt it, smelled it.” His words — not mine. That’s public record.
Explosive isn't it? Now let’s fast forward to the present, and the latest video trying to rewrite history. It attempts to paint me as a hypocrite by showing clips of me in the field with SFBI. Here’s the irony: those clips prove exactly what I’ve always said: I was there. I was boots on the ground. I was embedded with the team, observing, assessing, and trying to get to the bottom of what was really going on.
They claim it's “explosive.” What it really is, is confirmatory.
My critiques of SFBI have always been focused on Biscardi himself, not the team members in the field. I’ve never labeled the crew as liars — I’ve said, and still maintain, that they were being manipulated by a man whose actual agenda had nothing to do with live capture of a Sasquatch. His real focus? Media hype, promotional footage, and building a brand around low selling films, non-existent museums, and his own name.
Why those museums never went up? We get nothing but excuses. A reminder of the famous anonymous quote, perhaps it sounds familiar to someone:
They claim it's “explosive.” What it really is, is confirmatory.
My critiques of SFBI have always been focused on Biscardi himself, not the team members in the field. I’ve never labeled the crew as liars — I’ve said, and still maintain, that they were being manipulated by a man whose actual agenda had nothing to do with live capture of a Sasquatch. His real focus? Media hype, promotional footage, and building a brand around low selling films, non-existent museums, and his own name.
Why those museums never went up? We get nothing but excuses. A reminder of the famous anonymous quote, perhaps it sounds familiar to someone:
SFBI sold itself as a serious investigative team, but what I witnessed was something very different: a roadshow aimed at producing dramatic footage for promotional use. They weren’t solving cases. They weren’t following leads to resolution. They were moving from one scene to the next without closure — always forward, never looking back — because the goal was content, not truth.
And when I called that out, the response wasn’t to provide evidence to the contrary. It was to attack me personally, take my words out of context, and attempt once again to shut me up. That’s the pattern. And just like in 2015, it didn’t work.
So let this be clear: I won’t stop speaking the truth because someone finds it inconvenient. I won’t be bullied into silence by a man building a Bigfoot empire out of half-truths and staged drama. And every time they try to come after me, they only prove my point further.
Expose away — because the real story has already been told, and I’ve got the receipts to back it up.
Till Next Time,
Squatch-D
And when I called that out, the response wasn’t to provide evidence to the contrary. It was to attack me personally, take my words out of context, and attempt once again to shut me up. That’s the pattern. And just like in 2015, it didn’t work.
So let this be clear: I won’t stop speaking the truth because someone finds it inconvenient. I won’t be bullied into silence by a man building a Bigfoot empire out of half-truths and staged drama. And every time they try to come after me, they only prove my point further.
Expose away — because the real story has already been told, and I’ve got the receipts to back it up.
Till Next Time,
Squatch-D
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