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Originally Posted By: andyd
Being engaged in his particular vocations, some skepticism must surely be expected. Crypto-zoology and paranormal stuff puts him outside the realm of science. 2 other points. Why is it I've never heard of this "Indiana Jones" type. Von Danakin strikes me as the main contender for that title.
If the indigenous people living in the area for millenniums haven't seen this critter, what is the likelihood of a new comer seeing one?
JC was married to a Navajo lady and lived in that area for decades doing guide work.So That probably gave him a leg up on most folks..and what makes you think the tribes have never encountered bigfoot and other things.They have and tell tales.
There are plenty of folks who work in the crypto field who are not high profile.JC was one of them he was not a self promoter which is why many have not heard of him (in fact others called him Indiana Jones he never referred to himself that way),he simply did his work quietly with his fellow team members who are mainly native american.Although he did appear on a couple of tv shows and lots of radio shows and has numerous videos on youtube.
*****I was simply saying good bye to an interesting and entertaining fellow.*****
Some people apparently missed that salient point and took this as an excuse to launch ignorant attacks.
I was taught to respect the departed ,apparently some people were not taught polite behavior here.I don't give a rats rear whenever some sporting figure dies and someone here posts about it .I simply ignore it.I do not post anything negative about that person,even if they were an alcoholic, drug using ,spouse abusing low life who would have been in prison were it not for their athletic ability. Some folks here have a hard time being courteous as I.
I may have to rethink my philosophy on this matter as it is apparently socially acceptable here to act disrespectful in these RIP threads.
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