And the typical assertions of "superman of the forest" stuff, superior vision, hearing, sense of smell, ripping any poor human killer of bigfoot asunder, etc. Can I get a "4-footed locomotion" claim?
You will be in for a rude awakening.
http://www.readex.com/readex-report/tallest-tall-tales-using-historical-newspapers-unearth-secrets-cardiff-giants-success
http://www.encyclopedia.com/article-1G2-3450700241/tall-tales.html
So what do you believe then? We cannot trust witness reports, newspapers, books, videos, etc etc. Science itself has foisted some of the largest fables on humanity. Being skeptic is an easy job. You don't believe anything. What a sad way to live your life.
I have met witches or people that claim to be them. I am sure they think witches exist. The only way you can say is that witches do not exist is to deny what the witches themselves think they are. Of course denial seems to be a big part of the skeptic methodology. But what is really going on here is we have people who think they know everything there is to know. There is a word for that, delusion.
Objective truth is not about trust. Testing evidence using scientific methods has nothing to do with trust. If something cannot be tested to determine its truth (falsifiability) then it has no place in a conversation claiming to adhere to scientific principles. You cannot falsify an anecdote. Even if that anecdote is found in a century old newspaper.
You must have missed it. The administrators a few months ago pointed out this is not a science forum. This is a forum dedicated to a discussion about bigfoot. That allows anecdotal evidence, even newspaper reports. I really get tired of the same old diatribe: because some newspaper reporters were fooled, all have been, because some footprints have been hoaxed, all have, because some pictures are faked, they all are, because some witness do not know the difference between a bear and a bigfoot, none of them do. The fallacy of such logic is profound and obvious.