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Bigfoot · Seaside, Oregon · 1993

1 document · 1 independent account

1 document tells this story. It traces back to 1 independent account.

The route

  1. One encounter the reported sighting this case is about
  2. 1 document that tell it, as we collected them
  3. 1 independent account behind those documents

Copies are not confirmations: thirty papers printing one story is still one account.

Rabbit hole: Bigfoot · Seaside, Oregon · 19931 document tells this story. It traces back to 1 independent account. Each independent account is one row; time runs left to right. The earliest document we hold in each account is ringed. A full list follows the picture.Account 11 documentTIME (when each document was published) →Dec 14, 2023Earliest found · These Things DO Exist! - My Bigfoot Sighting Episode 114 · YouTube video, Dec 14, 2023EARLIEST FOUNDThese Things DO Exist! - My B…YouTube videosame text (reprint)Earliest found

Each shape is one document; open it to go to where we found it. The same graph as a list is below.

Why these records are connected

  • Why these documents are one case. The case matcher joined them because:
    • These Things DO Exist! - My Bigfoot Sighting Episode 114 & 3 Real Bigfoot Encounters That Will Haunt You Forever: the copy detector found the same text in both; their quotes overlap; they describe the same details; same place

Every document, as a list

  1. Account 1 1 document

How to read this

  • Time runs left to right by publication date. Very long empty stretches are cut short (the axis shows how many years were skipped); undated documents sit in their own column.
  • One row per independent account. A reprint, re-upload or cross-post carries the same text, so it stays in its account's row and never counts as a second witness.
  • Earliest found (ringed) is the earliest document we hold for that account. It is not proof of the first telling: an earlier one may exist that we haven't collected.
  • Arrows run from a document to a source it names. A dashed shape is a source a document cites that we haven't found yet; its link searches a public archive for it, and a hit there is a lead, not a confirmation.

About the numbers

  • Only documents we've collected are counted; retellings elsewhere on the web aren't counted yet.
  • Documents are matched by shared text and by the sources they name, by plain rules with no model in the loop. A match can be wrong; tell us.

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