Robert W. Morgan

Robert W. Morgan rates highly as one of the single most passionate, dedicated and controversial of Bigfoot true seekers. He graduated from Lincoln High School in Canton, OH, in 1954. Morgan first saw Sasquatch in March 1957 and became involved in full-time research on Bigfoot in 1969. He has participated in numerous expeditions to find Sasquatch. In 1974 he founded the American Anthropological Research Foundation (AARF), of which he is executive director and which is committed to Bigfoot. He has also served as the host of the weekly radio program "The AARF Show". Morgan has made guest appearances on various talk shows that include Art Bell, Larry King, Tom Snyder and Ron McConnell. Robert appeared as himself in the TV special Monsters! Mysteries or Myths? (1974), the fantastic documentary Bigfoot: Man or Beast? (1972) and the sadly lackluster The Mysterious Monsters (1975). Morgan not only wrote and directed the offbeat and intriguing backwoods horror cult favorite Blood Stalkers (1976) but also acts in the film as a nasty redneck psycho. He wrote the script for William Grefé's enjoyable killer shark opus Mako: The Jaws of Death (1976). Robert frequently lectures at colleges and universities all across America.