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Bigfoots

Descendants

Live Among

Humans for

Over 100

Years

____April 6th, 2010

PRAVDA.RU

Bigfoot’s Descendants Live Among Humans

___Part ONE of TWO

35 year ago,

the skull of the first Big-foot

was excavated for the first

time in history.

People residing in the area

for years still remember meeting

it when it was still alive.

Local residents who buried a

mother and a son indicated

location of their graves.

A rubber shoe branded 1888

was removed from the

woman’s burial

(a mirror at the head

indicated it was a female).

Approximately the

same time Zana,

a Bigfoot,

died.

The researcher’s heart was

beating with anticipation of

the unusual find,

as never before scientists laid

their hands on a Bigfoot,

alive or dead.

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The excavation was

conducted by Igor Burtsev,

at the time,

a young scientist,

and today a leading Russian

cryptozoologist.

He spent several years trying

to obtain the right for graves

excavation in the Abkhazian

village Tkhina,

where Zana used to live.

As luck would have it,

his old college friend,

an Abkhazian,

became a local official upon

his return to the motherland

from Moscow.

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“I could not have

seen Zana myself,

she passed away 50 years

before I was born,”

says Apollon Dumava,

former chair of the

local Council.

“But my older relatives

remembered her.

How could you forget her?

She was 6.6 feet tall,

had long strong arms

covered with hair,

curvy hips that inspired

the desire of local men,

large hanging breasts,

flat forehead and

huge red eyes.

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Zana was very strong and

easily carried 110 pounds

sacks with grain to the water

mill with only one hand.

Apollon said his father told

him that Zana was caught

in a gulch of the

Adzyubzha River.

She was hunted down

by a local merchant.

Zana was incredibly smart

and could disappear a second

before she would be caught.

Yet,

the hunter outsmarted her.

He left red male underwear

at the meadow frequented

by the hairy creature.

She was caught while trying

to put the underwear on her

head and hips.

The captive was named Zana

(zan means black in Georgian)

and placed in a ditch enclosed

with a fence made

of sharpened logs.

She was growling,

throwing herself at kids

who bothered her with sticks

and dirt clods.

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