Stacy Brown Jr.'s Bigfoot Investigation

Stacy Brown Jr., a filmmaker and Bigfoot researcher, shares his journey from childhood influences to a significant Bigfoot encounter with his father in Torreya State Park. Despite initial skepticism, the encounter led to a deeper investigation by expert Cliff Barackman. Stacy reflects on the experience as a bonding moment with his late father, emphasizing the personal significance of their discovery.

What sparked Stacy Brown Jr.'s interest in Bigfoot research?

• A friend's story about Bigfoot

• A documentary he watched

• His father's interest in UFOs and Bigfoot

• A book he read in school

What did Stacy's father sell to buy a thermal camera?

• His car

• His boat

• His bike

• His house

What was Stacy's father's initial reaction to the sounds they heard in the woods?

• He ignored the sounds

• He believed it was just the wind

• He thought it was Bigfoot

• He immediately panicked

What did Stacy's father think he saw in the tree?

• A bear

• A bird

• Two raccoons

• A deer

What was Stacy's father's profession before retiring?

• Firefighter

• Army Ranger

• Police Officer

• Teacher

What was Stacy's reaction after seeing the footage in the truck?

• He wanted to go back immediately

• He decided to destroy the footage

• He was indifferent

• He was scared and wanted to leave

Who did Stacy send the footage to for further investigation?

• A university professor

• Cliff Barackman

• A local news station

• His best friend

What was Cliff Barackman's role in the investigation?

• He lost the footage

• He ignored the request

• He confirmed the sighting

• He dismissed the footage

What was the main reason Stacy's father participated in the Bigfoot hunt?

• He wanted to prove Bigfoot's existence

• He wanted to spend time with his son

• He was writing a book

• He was conducting a scientific study

How did Stacy describe the experience of finding Bigfoot with his father?

• Like winning the Super Bowl with a best friend

• Like solving a mystery

• Like winning a lottery

• Like climbing a mountain