If you really found a dead bigfoot in a public place who would the corpse legally belong to?

Question

If you really found a dead bigfoot in a public place who would the corpse legally belong to?

Answer 1

Probably the county it was found in.

Funny how a couple of cops found the remains, but wouldn't turn them over as States evidence.

Shouldn't they be booked for concealing a body?

Answer 2

animal control? lol idk

Answer 3

It's next of kin or the guy with the biggest grill (I just grossed myself out)

Answer 4

They keep disappearing because...are you ready? The Park Service answers to nobody but the president. Did you know that?

Poof..Bigfoot disappeared. Poof...you are disappeared. There is nobody between you and the prez keep that in mind next time you're smoking a doobie in the national park.

Don't worry if they didn't keep moving this one the MIBs would have taken it away already like they have all the rest.

Today I sat down and ask myself what is the government up to? They have never let people know about Bigfoot like this before and all this talk about aliens. I'm sure something is in the works.

Answer 5

The next of kin, of course!

Answer 6

LMAO at TR!

Answer 7

anyone who wants it

Answer 8

I would say the state.  

Answer 9

the government would take it and claim the body

Answer 10

You could try and keep it for yourself but no doubt some secret government agency will come kill you while you sleep and steal the bigfoot.

They're so greedy and want everything for themselves

WHY CANT WE HAVE BIGFOOT? WHY!?!?

Answer 11

I would say the local fish and game.

Answer 12

I think that it would belong to the finder. That's the way most things are, right. If you find a wallet and turn it into the police, if nobody claims it in like a couple weeks, they give it to you. So, maybe it's the same idea.

Answer 13

Men in Black. No kidding it's really just government agents that claim to keep calm in the public, but I'm sure they hide things like "bigfoots" for more than that, if that reason is even plausable.

Answer 14

i call it

Answer 15

idk, but someone would be in trouble because in most states it is considered an endangered species and is a punishable offense to kill it...

Answer 16

It would belong to their peoples

because although they have but one cart in the village and are a poor people.....  yet they are a proud people..

( its a joke folks )

Answer 17

Lol, do you really have this dilemma? I guess it would be keepers, finders.

Answer 18

goverment haha

Answer 19

It belongs to the entity that owns for the sake of the public good the property.  In other words it is the publics property but the municipality that is in charge of over seeing it will handle it (or mis handle it as the case may be.