"The moment I saw her I just said, 'Oh my god, they really do exist.'"
"The moment I saw her I just said, 'Oh my god, they really do exist.'" In October 1967, Roger Patterson and Bob Gimlin were exploring the banks of Bluff Creek in Northern California when they spotted a tall bipedal figure covered in dark fur. In a state of shock, the men turned their 16mm camera on the creature and captured what is now known as the Patterson-Gimlin Film. The grainy footage, which shows the figure strolling through the forest, has long been the most famous piece of evidence that Bigfoot exists — and although many believe the filmmakers faked the footage to make a profit, experts have failed to definitively debunk it to this day. From alleged encounters to eerie footprints to the file maintained by the FBI, dig into the evidence about whether or not Bigfoot is real