Pictured is a torn and braided American flag as seen last week. Previously thought to be the work of extreme weather/misplaced intentions or of flag desecration, Harriet McFeely, owner of the Bigfoot Crossroads of America museum in Hastings, believes the flag to be evidence of Bigfoot.
Hannah Schrodt
On Flag Day of this year, members of the David City American Legion and VFW showed the crowd a destroyed American Flag found over Memorial Day weekend. Harriet McFeely believes that the flag could be evidence of Bigfoot.
An American flag destroyed at Garrison Cemetery in Butler County was previously thought to be the work of either extreme weather or someone desecrating the flag. Harriet McFeely believes, however, that it's evidence of something else -- Bigfoot.
Pictured is a torn and braided American flag as seen last week. Previously thought to be the work of extreme weather/misplaced intentions or of flag desecration, Harriet McFeely, owner of the Bigfoot Crossroads of America museum in Hastings, believes the flag to be evidence of Bigfoot.
On Flag Day of this year, members of the David City American Legion and VFW showed the crowd a destroyed American Flag found over Memorial Day weekend. Harriet McFeely believes that the flag could be evidence of Bigfoot.
