2011...going off the deep end
According to Rick Dyer, I am a 'supporter' or 'do boy' of Tom Biscardi. Anyway, here's the video - Click for video. Now, I realize that Rick Dyer and his cohorts are nothing more than a group of buffoons living on the fringes of the social order...but now they got this 'little' blog writing about them. Dyer states in the video... "these videos are for my followers. You're not one of my followers, so why are you watching?" Hey Rick, I watch and comment because 'human train wrecks' fascinate me.
As far as Tom Biscardi, anybody who is associated with me knows that I despise Biscardi's Modus operandi, especially his relationship with the Georgia Bigfoot hoaxers (Rick Dyer and Matt Whitton). Its been documented on the blog:
Skepticism Mounting Since the Georgia Bigfoot Corpse Press Release
Legend of Bigfoot: Discovery? Try Hoax
Absurdity in Palo Alto: What's Next, Tom?
Bigfoot Body Confirmed a Fake - Whitton and Dyer Have Fled - Biscardi Claims No Knowledge of Scam
Indiana Man Who Brokered Bigfoot Deal Was Friend of Biscardi
Georgia Bigfoot Hoaxer Wants His Police Officer Job Reinstated
Blame For 'Georgia Bigfoot Hoax' Placed On Biscardi
From Steve Kull's website - Rick Dyer Busted! - Read the following:
Rick Dyer's New Claims Busted Too!
Benton County, Arkansas - Rick Dyer over the past few days has made again the claim that he, Matt Whitton and another party had a Bigfoot body, dragged it out of the forest before it was taken by government officials dressed in black.
He also threw the notion out that Steve Kulls, again was involved in the hoax, after extolling Steve for the past three years. In a bold move, on the evening of December 27th, 2011, Steve, interviewed Matt Whitton about Rick's statements.
Steve Kulls statement:
"I recently saw that Mr. Ricky Traylor Chuck Dyer, has had some interesting things to say pertaining to his 2008 hoax and some even more interesting comments about me.
Last night I had a conversation with Dyer’s old partner, Matt Whitton, whom made contact with me over four months ago, when Rick cut his first video. We had not talked on a one to one basis since February 2009, when I went to Georgia and retrieved the evidence, implicating C. Thomas Biscardi in the hoax, the Searching for Bigfoot Business Plan, and a statement to the police from William Lett regarding the pickup of the freezer and exchange of currency.
Whitton’s statements to me completely negate Dyer’s new claims and therefore Dyer’s statements can be considered to be just the machinations of a man desperately seeking attention, missing his long gone fifteen minutes of fame.
As I have, since completing the investigation into the Georgia Bigfoot Hoax, I stand by all my previous statements. Mr. Dyer is a non-issue and very little have any concern for what he has to say; past, present or in the future and I implore the public to do such as well."
-Steve Kulls
Steve: Now he is trying to say Steve is involved again.
Matt: Oh, well OK (chuckles), well when I talked to you, like four or five months ago, you know that guy he was working with, they made a video, and they said, you know I was with them, whenever they dragged the body out, you know like the original story, but the guy was added to it. You know I don’t even know him, either way... you know there’s so much stuff going on, other than making up a story.
You know, I really don’t wanna get associated with it, I mean it was fun, that was the thing about it, to me it was fun, until like I said, until I realized people got their feelings hurt.
Steve: Would you have any idea why he’d be going after me? Because that’s gonna cause me nothing but grief again.
Matt: I can tell you pretty simply, I mean uh, just the way Rick thinks, uh, you know, he likes to entertain himself; he likes to get a rush… It’s funny to him; he gets like an entertainment out of like watching you get a rush out of it, you know, and getting nervous…
It could be him getting a laugh. I don’t even know what he’s doing… The thing I’ve seen is that everything that me and him did with the Bigfoot thing, like whenever we put out a video, it would have, well not in the very beginning, not too long after, every video we put out, was at least 10,000 hits, everything I’ve seen Bigfoottracker.com put out now, is like 40 hits…
Maybe in a way I could see it as a business move, a strange business move, but I could see it is as a head up on things to see what the public is gonna grab on, you know, and hit up on a few different strategies…
And you know it is like an adrenaline rush I mean it’s not like jumping off a cliff, were chasing robbers, in a certain way it’s an amount of adrenaline rush like doing stuff that gets you in the public eye, some types feed off of it… It’s like any other drug once you get that original high you’re always trying to get there again. You know that doesn’t happen that’s the thing about it. You know a magician never does the same trick twice.
If I was you I will look at it like this… Whenever it is you’re on top there’s people that are gonna try to push you off, there’s going to be a lot of detractors. And my line, if I was you my line would be, I’m the original guy who busted this thing, you know and that’s the thing.
I mean I wouldn’t get too bent out of shape about it, you know it’s one of those things, it’ll all pass.
Steve: He says I’m involved, that is why would I went to Indiana…
Matt: Tom ruined our hoax by inviting you down there, that’s what happened.
It didn't take Dyer very long to respond to Steve Kull's post - Click for video. Simply stated, this guy is delusional. He states that thousands of positive comments about himself are erased from the internet daily. Well, I will swear to whatever you want me to swear to...I have never received a positive comment about Rick Dyer. 'Phantoms and Monsters' is the blog you highlighted in your previous video so it must be one of your biggest detractors on the internet. None of my 12K+ subscribers or unique readers have ever mentioned you or Bigfoottrackers.com in a positive light.
As far as Matt Whitton's statements and your assertion that he is mentally ill and that Steve Kulls took advantage of his disability...again, delusional. Your 'fans' may buy into the facade but its obvious to most reasonable people who research or just have an interest in Bigfoot that you're grasping for straws...and possibly reality.
NOTE: I'm going to make a resolution for the new year...no more references to Bigfoot charlatans and hoaxers (ex. Rick Dyer). The Bigfoot world needs some semblance of sanity and authenticity. My small contribution will be legitimate information. There will always be a story that grabs the Bigfoot world's attention that is very questionable and will deserves some comment. But from this time forward my presentation of Bigfoot news and related events will be objective, literal and tangible...Lon
Labels: 2012, bigfoot, hominid, sasquatch
posted by Lon Strickler at 5:00 PM
1 Comments:
I have often written P&M to comment about cryptozoology or UFO personalities about whom I have been leery for one reason or another (to the point that Lon many times has simply deleted my comments). But of all the many flakes and hoaxers in the crypto/par/UFO world, Dyer just takes the cake for being the most flamboyantly unbelievable.
I've never understood how anyone with even minimal intelligence would have anything to do with Rick Dyer (or Tom Biscardi for that matter). These hoaxers were caught red-handed in one of the crudest, silliest and most incompetent attempts to foist an obviously fake bigfoot on the public which has ever been recorded. WHY would anyone trust Dyer today?!
The 2008 freezer-full-of-pig-guts-and-an-ape-suit scam was embarrassingly unconvincing from the moment that former cop Dyer & buddy Whitton cooked it up as a way to scam some bucks while Dyer healed from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. Dyer even confessed when he was caught, but today says, in the crypto version of "the dog ate my homework" excuse, that the government came and took his bigfoot away before he could unveil it. Don't you just hate when that happens?
Dyer's credibility is so bad, and the evidence of his unreliability so plain, that if anyone is taken in by him today they deserve it for being too gullible to be let out without a keeper.
As I have said many times when attempting to comment about some sketchy figure involved in these issues, we must be very careful to not be too ready to accept whatever amazing story comes around. Because every time we bite without asking the tough questions and demanding staright answers (does Stanley Fulham ring a bell?), and the story later turns out to be a mistake, hoax, fake or the like, we look like simple-minded fools who don't deserve to be listened to.
Maybe one day we'll catch on to the fact that being leery of a story until it is proved does make you a "debunker"...it's just using the same common sense we use in every other facet of our life. Why should we give hoxers, fakers and flakes a pass just becasue we want their story to be true?
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