Episode 86: The Missouri Monster
The Thing, The Missouri Monster, Momo—whatever you might call the shambling sasquatch that tore through the small town of Louisiana, MO, this lesser-known Bigfoot was, for a few weeks in 1972, the frenzied focus of locals and paranormal researchers alike.
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Works Cited:
Lyle Blackburn, Momo: The Strange Case. . . 2019.
Jim Salter, AP, “40 Years Later. . .” The Columbia Missourian, 2012.
N/A, “Show-Me Sasquatch,” The Missouri Folklore Society, 2012.
Ed Wilks, “1972: Momo the Monster. . “ The St. Louis Dispatch, 2022.
Ed Wilks, “Visit From Hairy. . . “ The St. Louis Dispatch, 1972.
Ed Wilks, “The Thing. . . “ The St. Louis Dispatch, 1972.
Robert J. Kelly, “Out of this . . . “ The St. Louis Dispatch, 1972.
N/A, “Monster Costume Found.” St. Joseph News-Press, 1972.
Valerie Schremp Hahn, “Missouri Town Embraces. . “ The St. Louis Dispatch, 2022.
N/A, UPI, “MoMo Remains a. . .” The Springfield Leader and Press, 1972.
Louisiana Missouri Official Website