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CallyCat I'm very sorry to learn about your medical condition and I pray for your healing. You said, "Many years ago, I went to Selma, Alabama to investigate a giant skeleton on display in a restaurant that was supposedly Cheif Tuscaloosa. For those who aren't familiar, Cheif Tuscaloosa was documented by the Spanish to be over 8 feet tall. I suspected that this skeleton wasn't human or some historic Indian Chief, so I went on down to Selma to check it out. The owner of the restaurant provided the documentation from the US government that the skeleton was over 7 feet tall. They took that skeleton for further study, but what they returned was obviously a human skeleton typical of what you would find in an anatomy class in school. I measured the skeleton and it was only slightly taller than me. These medical school skeletons can sometimes be a conglomeration of bones from different people. I took a toe bone for DNA analysis but after talking to a well-known geneticist we decided it wasn't worth the effort to do DNA testing based on what I found."   I have read your reply several times and your comments are interesting but some inferences are confusing or need more definition. You mention that the Indian chief's skeleton was over 8' tall as documented by the Spanish.  Do you think it wasn't human. If it wasn't human then do you believe it was a bigfoot skeleton or what do you believe? Then  later the skeleton was replaced by a shorter human size skeleton. Can you clear this summary up and get well in the name of God. 

I played high school football with a Samoan guy who weighed 285 lbs as a freshman and graduated at some 475 lbs. He was @ 6' tall. He was huge and could actually run quite fast. The California high school sports regulatory body banned him from wrestling in his senior year.

One of the scientific principles is repeatability: repeating your experiment or observation and having others repeat it. Both UFOs and Bigfoot appear to be random happenings, although with the latter, location and habitat matter. Skeptics shouldn’t say “ nothing to see here,” but “I can’t predict if you’ll see anything here.” Which of course is the case, but it should make curious minds want to study it all the more.   (please excuse unintentional underlining)

I don't think that 'Science' or, our Governments really know what to make of Bigfoot, or UFO's.  Thousands of sane, intelligent people have pondered these things for many years and; there is still no generally accepted explanation for either Phenomenon.  Bigfoot and UFO events are apparently observable, as testified by millions of people so, why don't we know what they are?  The skofftics say look away, there is nothing to see here, but that doesn't work. There IS something to see, we just don't know what in the hell it is yet because Bigfoot and Aliens are beyond our current paradigms.

7’6” 1000 lbs   What would something 8’6” tall weigh or could lift?