Your Questions Answered.....#16

As usual, all identities kept confidential and all questions have been rephrased.

1.) Is the Patterson-Gimlin Bigfoot footage real or a hoax?

Answer = This is just my personal opinion of course, but I used to believe that the famous bigfoot footage could be real. Now I lean toward it being a fake. The reason being is because for one Patterson set out to film one, and was successful, and two, in 1966 Patterson authored a book titled, Do Abominable Snowmen Of America Really Exist?. Included in the book is a drawing of a female bigfoot with large, sagging breasts. Well, don't you know, just a year later in 1967 Patterson just manages to film a female bigfoot with large sagging breasts! I'm like the poster in Mulder's office, "I Want To Believe", but unfortunately the Patterson-Gimlin footage is just to problematic to accept at face value. This said, I still believe there is a good possibility that bigfoot exists. I've met people who claim to have seen the creature and they seem believable to me.

If you want to see the drawing that Patterson made of the bigfoot with sagging breasts a year before supposedly filming a bigfoot with sagging breasts, click below. You will need to scroll down.

What Does A Female Bigfoot Look Like?

2.) Could you post more stuff on Dr. Evelyn Paglini?

Answer = I like her too! She's an interesting character. I will post whatever I can find and I'm thinking about writing a blog just on her alone. In the meantime, here's what I currently have posted about her, or at least what I can easily find. I know there's more out there, so as I come across it I will definitely include it on my blog.

Coast To Coast AM - September 24, 2010 - Witchcraft & Psychic Prediction With Evelyn Paglini

The Curse Of The Stone - WSL Channel 7 News Segment, October 28, 1980

3.) What's the best evidence proving that Kurt Cobain was murdered and when if ever do you think the investigation will be reopened?

Kurt's credit card that he used to purchase his tickets home should have been on his body when it was found. It was not. Later it was discovered that someone was using his credit card after his time of death and before his body was discovered. This tells us that someone knew he was dead before the rest of the world found out. Additionally, there were no legible fingerprints found on the shotgun, the shotgun shells, or the pen that Kurt allegedly used to write the suicide note with. The suicide note itself is in dispute as to whether or not Kurt wrote all of it. Only the last 4 or so lines at the end of the note could be interpreted as having anything to do with suicide and these lines are written larger and in a clearly distinct style compared to the rest of the handwriting. Kurt had 3 times the average lethal dose of heroin in his system. Kurt additionally had Valium in his system as well. There is literally no way in the world that someone could shoot up that much heroin and then roll his sleeves down, put away the drug paraphernalia, walk circa 5ft across the room, lie down, put the shotgun in his mouth and blow his brains out. All the experts agree that that much heroin would have caused unconsciousness within seconds, not minutes. There are additional weird details like that the house had been thoroughly cleaned, according to Kurt's best friend Dylan Carlson. Dylan claimed he had never seen the house that clean before. Kurt's car was found in the garage and someone had slashed all 4 tires. Courtney Love would later go on to claim possession of a secret second suicide note that she claims that Kurt wrote her and left under her pillow at the Seattle home. This is highly suspicious. As far as further background you need to know, Kurt wanted a divorce and had called his and Courtney's entertainment lawyer, Rosemary Carrol, and has asked for a new will to be drawn up that excluded Courtney. Courtney also tried to get out of her prenup with Kurt. The prenup was actually Courtney's idea as she believed she would be more famous and wealthy than Kurt. However, the prenup worked against her as it meant that if Kurt divorced her she walked away with far less than half of Kurt's wealth. Finally, there are the strange deaths of Eldon Hoke, who claimed Courtney offered him $50,000 to kill Kurt and who later died mysteriously a week after giving an interview for the documentary, Kurt & Courtney, and Kristen Pfaff, former bassist for Courtney's band, Hole. Pfaff was found dead of an overdose the day she was to leave town. She despised Courtney and wanted out of the drug scene. Her belongings were packed in a U-Haul truck that was located outside. She was moving back to her home town. Pfaff's mother discovered that Pfaff's diary had the pages for the week that Kurt was missing and when his body was discovered, ripped out. The pages were never located. Later in a December 1994 issue of Rolling Stone magazine, Courtney gave a statement that may have implicated her being at the scene of Pfaff's death prior to her body being officially discovered. Some have suggested that Pfaff's diary contained information on Kurt's death that Courtney didn't want revealed. Courtney had also publicly accused Pfaff of having an affair with Kurt. -And this is not the end of it. There's tons more information. Please do your own research. It took the Natalie Wood case 30 years before it was reopened. I do strongly believe that Kurt Cobain was indeed murdered and that one of the oldest motives in the book, money, was the reason.

If you haven't yet read the book, Love & Death: The Murder Of Kurt Cobain by Max Wallace and Ian Halperin, then please do so. You won't be disappointed.

Also, check out the following websites:

http://www.cobaincase.com/
http://www.justiceforkurt.com/

4.) Will you do a blog on how to do spiritual cleansings?

Answer = Yes. I will eventually, though I don't know exactly when I will get around to it.

5.) What is juju-powder? My friend always says he will sprinkle juju-powder on girls and that he will have their way with him. Where can I get some?

Answer = This made me chuckle. "Juju powder" means magic powder. I'm going to speculate that your friend is simply joking around. Otherwise, he may be hinting that he uses various magic powders to get girls to like him. It may be powders like, Love Me, or Do As I Say. You can purchase these at various occult shops. You might try, Lucky Hoodoo.  See Also, Juju.

If you have any questions or comments, feel free to email me at:

TheDemoniacal@yahoo.com