Dyer: Also available for bar mitzvahs and retirement parties!
I hate to spend so much time on this story, but here I go again:
Matt Whitton and Ricky Dyer have given interviews to two Atlanta TV stations (one of them here) in which they basically claim that it was “all a big joke,” and that Tom Biscardi knew the squatchcicle was fake all along.
They give no indication why they continued the charade as long as they did, simply saying that they’re “all about having fun.”
They posted a new video to Youtube as well:
Now, I’m all for jokes and fun, but why do I get the feeling that, had Biscardi managed to keep this act going (and making money off unsuspecting individuals), these guys would still be riding the hoax train? If they wanted to (further) discredit Biscardi, they had every opportunity to do so before and during the press conference they held. Instead, they continued the act, and ran only when Biscardi said he wanted his money back.
Biscardi has two options at this point: He can claim he was defrauded, which means that he’s so stupid or insane he should be made a ward of the state, or he can fess up and tell the truth.
Either way, his “career” as a “bigfoot hunter” is over. Or at least should be. As Loren Coleman says, “the man has nine lives.”
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