Science Fact or Fiction - Charmain Ingleton

The question, “Is big foot blonde?” During covid-19 I’ve had a lot of time to watch some big foot investigations. In one episode a big foot investigation team found some light blonde-coloured hair that had been caught on some shrubs. It was collected with tweezers and put into an evidence bag so it didn’t get contaminated. Then it was sent to a laboratory for tests in order to find out what animal it came from.  The result, a brown bear... I didn’t know bears were blonde! I don’t understand, that with so many eye witnesses reporting to have seen a huge hairy humanoid looking creature, that can walk on two legs and that stands, up to seven feet in height, why all the evidence recovered over the years, has not been able to confirm or prove the existence of a different type of creature? Now all these eye witnesses cannot be seeing things. They know what they saw as it terrified them. My motto has always been: “If you think your saw it, you did,” and that goes for spirit sig...

The question is, “Do UFO’s leave radiation particles behind?” With accounts of UFO’s seen in the night skies, where sometimes they’re seen beaming a bright light down to the surface scanning areas of ground and with UFO’s seen hovering over houses and forests, is it possible  that radiation particles are left behind? I ask this as after watching a documentary on the Landrum case, where three people travelling in a car in 1980 encountered a UFO and all three received radiation burns. Therefore, if you can get radiation burns by encountering a UFO, then isn't it possible that some type of particle radiation element is left on the surface of trees, plants & vegetation, including on wildlife and insects that live within the forests or on the surface of the ground. If an encounter with a UFO can lead to radiation burns, then surely UFO’s scanning the surface with a bright beam of light can also leave particle radiation? Logic indicates that all surfaces touched with UFO ac...

The question, “Is big foot a hybrid warrior?” I read that in the 1920s Starlin wanted a super-warrior army, so he approached Professor IIya Ivanov a Russian biologist to create one for him. Professor IIya Ivanov was the founder of artificial insemination of which he had successfully inseminated similar animals to create new ones. Professor IIya Ivanov probably thought that by inseminating a female ape with human sperm it would automatically produce the same effects, a hybrid - half human/ape, type creature and if successful he’d not only fulfil his pledge to Starlin to build a super-warrior army, but he would’ve also proved to the scientific world, based on Darwin’s theory, that humans came from apes. However, he was unsuccessful and so that was the end of that. Or was it? Is it possible that other scientists, unbeknown to Professor IIya Ivanov secretly continued with his work, experimenting on various large animal species until it was successful? I wonder, hmm! What spri...

The question is, “Do aliens have three fingers?” Recently, I watched a documentary about people going missing in Alaska and of a strange creature that’s been seen in the surrounding forest. So, is there a connection? With reports of a strange monkey type creature with a coiled tail being seen that stands about four feet tall, anything’s possible. Eye witness accounts claim to have seen these creatures on the ground or in the trees. They describe them as having red eyes, three clawed fingers and three toes. The other thing reported about these creatures are that they’re super-smart, as they appear to create traps to capture large animals - which could also include humans… With humans going missing in Alaska, could these creatures be to blame? One eye witness had a narrow escape. When investigators reporting for the documentary went to the location a week after the eye witness’s encounter. They came across a tree structure made from broken, NOT CUT, branches that were woven...