Missouri News Anchor Has Possible Bigfoot Encounter While Camping


Maria Neider is an award winning, well respected news anchor from KY3 news in Springfield, Missouri.

You can imagine the surprise of many when she posted a video on her personal Facebook page, discussing a possible bigfoot encounter her and her family had during a recent camping trip in the Ozarks.





Possible bigfoot track found at site

The news anchor said the stride measured at least 5 feet.




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