Squatch Detective's Journey: Analyzing Bigfoot Witness Interviews and Personal Encounters

In a recent video from the YouTube channel Binnall of America, host Tim Binnall interviews Steve Kulls, also known as the Squatch Detective, about his new book "The Psychology of Bigfoot: A Guide to Understanding Bigfoot Claims." I was excited to watch this video and learn more about Kulls' unique take on Bigfoot. Kulls has been involved in the Bigfoot community for many years and has even had his own encounters with the elusive creature in 2011 and 2012. In the video, he discusses his approach to investigating Bigfoot reports, which includes looking for physical evidence, interviewing witnesses, and observing their body language and reactions. One interesting aspect of Kulls' work is his use of neurolinguistics and body language analysis to determine the credibility of witnesses. He explains that by observing a witness's body language and responses to certain questions, he can get a sense of whether or not they are being truthful about their encounter. Kulls also talks about the importance of building a baseline when interviewing witnesses. This involves starting the conversation with normal, non-threatening topics to get a sense of the witness's normal behavior and demeanor. He then uses this baseline to compare their responses to questions about the Bigfoot encounter. Overall, I found this video to be informative and interesting. It's always great to hear from experienced Bigfoot researchers and investigators, and Kulls' approach to investigating reports is unique and thought-provoking. I would encourage all Bigfoot enthusiasts to check out this video and Kulls' new book.