The single factor in favor of dimension traveling is that it explains why we can never physically capture a sasquatch, despite immediate searches involving many people after a sighting. It also explains the "footprints that lead nowhere" phenomenon. I am told Rene Dahinden walked away from one of these cases. He simply followed the prints until they stopped, and when he asked the lady who found the prints (a native American) what was going on, she said "ET." Rene said absolutely nothing - just walked back to his truck.

It appears to me that scientists might have some unwritten "union shop" rules. Seen here is zoologist Nikolai Baikov who went to Manchuria in 1914 to study the Manchurian tiger. He reported that during his travels, he met a Manchurian hunter who had with him as a helper a “half man,” who was hairy, stooped and unable to talk. Baikov expressed his amazement at seeing such a creature, but did not study him in any depth. True, the noted scientists was after tigers, not hominids, but at least he could have taken a photograph for the guys up one floor back a the shop. (NOTE: One of the numerous stories that will be featured in The Sasquatch Chronicle.)