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Minnesota Iceman: Mysterious Frozen Creature From '60s Resurfaces At Museum
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Even if we take this HuffPo article at face value (which I tend not to do with the HuffPo) this doesn't seem as though the new owner has any intention of examining it though, seems like he's more interested in selling the mystery of the whole thing in his "museum", no? -
Ever watch Shipping Wars on A&E?
They did an episode based around shipping this thing from one museum to another.Comment
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My feeling is that if there is any legitimacy to mystery of this carcass (or whatever it is) then the owner will let scientists examine it hoping he has something genuinly interesting, but if he's knowingly perpetuating a fraud he obviously won't legit scientists near the thing.
I wonder what would happen if people complained to the local authorities? I wonder if they could get a warrant to examine it based on suspicion that it might be human?Last edited by Brazoo; Jun 30, '13, 2:07 AM.Comment
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Crazy!
And then there's this:
And the money shot: "The Smithsonian Institution…is satisfied that the creature is simply a carnival exhibit made of latex rubber and hair…the 'original' model and the present so-called 'substitute' are one and the same."
Seriously, how freakin' lazy is that HuffPo writer?! The wikipedia article footnotes 4 sources, 3 of which were scanned and can be read online.Comment
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