The time has come for a new episode of the Paranormal Network video series Hunting the Haunted, and in this one the show’s hosts actually leave the world of ghosts and hauntings behind (for now). Instead of researching a haunting, they’re diving into the realm of myths and monsters… and taking a good, hard look at the Patterson-Gimlin film. The 1967 clip that claims to show a Bigfoot sighting. To hear what they had to say about the Patterson-Gimlin film, check out the video embedded above.
Hunting the Haunted is a monthly exploration of
alleged paranormal activity hosted by investigators and researchers Jason Hewlett and Peter Renn. The two combine their knowledge of hauntings and paranormal investigation to well known, and lesser known, reports of people, places and things that are haunted. The show dissects everything from The Amityville Haunting and The Enfield Poltergeist, to cases Peter has investigated during his 27 years in the field. Jason and Peter also touch on other aspects of the paranormal, including equipment, hoaxes and natural explanations for alleged activity.
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The show is edited by Jason D. Morris. This episode was written by Jason Hewlett. Hunting the Haunted is Produced by Jason Hewlett and Executive Produced by Berge Garabedian.
What did you think of this episode of Hunting the Haunted, and what do you think of the Patterson-Gimlin film? Share your thoughts on this one by leaving a comment below.
A couple of the previous episodes of Hunting the Haunted can be seen below. This is one of several shows we have on our The Paranormal Network YouTube channel, which is dedicated to things like UFOs, hauntings, and cryptids. Other series there include That Bigfoot Show, Haunted Objects, Mytheries, We Want to Believe, Infinite Rabbit Hole, UFO Incidents, and The UFO Show. To see more, head over to YouTube, check out the channel, and subscribe while you’re there! You can read more about the channel at THIS LINK.
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