U.S. Fish and Wildlife Reserve spokesman Tom Mackenzie said the government agency was not taking the claim seriously and would not investigate the Bigfoot's death because it not a federal priority. "It's not on endangered species on any list that we've got," he said.
At the news conference, Whitton, Dyer and Tom Biscardi presented what they called evidence supporting their Bigfoot theory. It was an e-mail from a University of Minnesota entomologist, saying one of the three DNA samples that the men said they took from the corpse was "inconclusive," which could mean it didn't come from a known species.
Another of the DNA tests suggested their captured creature had a human genetic makeup and the third suggested possum-like carachteristics.
Biscardi wouldn't actually show the body, just photos. He said that he had invited Fox News to show it on-air and that a number of scientists would be performing an autopsy on Monday.
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