Indiana Bigfoot Sightings: Expert Reveals Evidence and Family Structures

In a video posted by The Sasquatch Archives TV, old-timer Don Worley shares his experiences and theories about Bigfoot sightings in his hometown of Connersville. Worley, who has been investigating and researching for 37 years, focuses on abduction research and the veronic type entities, but also has a unique perspective on Bigfoot as part of the UFO mystery. In the video, Worley discusses a lecture he gave on "big black identities" or "pair of eggs" and how they relate to the UFO phenomenon. He also mentions his website, [www.abduction.com](www.abduction.com), where viewers can find more information on his research. Worley brings casts of Bigfoot footprints and dust from Mount St. Helens to the interview. The footprints, which include a baby Bigfoot, have five toes, while others in the area have three toes. Worley discusses the differences between the three and five-toed Bigfoots and speculates on why there is a difference. One interesting bit from the video is the theory that Bigfoots have families, which Worley finds confusing due to their elusive nature. He also shares a story of a Bigfoot being shot at in Indiana, and how it screamed and ran off. The video also includes a map of Indiana with marked sightings from the past 30 years. Worley discusses an old town in the state where a woman shot at a Bigfoot and it was investigated by Jim Caldwell and his deputies. In addition to Bigfoot sightings, Worley also touches on the topic of UFOs and how they relate to the Bigfoot phenomenon. He shares his own theory on the subject, which is hard to prove wrong. Overall, the video is an interesting watch for anyone interested in Bigfoot sightings and the UFO mystery. Worley's experiences and theories provide a unique perspective on the subject and are sure to intrigue viewers. Be sure to check out the video and Worley's website for more information.