Paul Bartholomew

Paul B. Bartholomew

Investigator/Researcher/Writer paranormal phenomena

Bartholomew graduated from Castleton State College with a BS in Communications.  He studied under Dr. Warren L. Cook and co authored "Monsters Of The Northwoods" in 1992. 
In 2003, Bartholomew coordinated and appeared in the Outdoor Life Network's episode "Mysterious Encounters: The Creature Of Whitehall."  In 2004, he wrote and lobbied for legislation to protect "Sasquatch" which was passed by both the Town and Village of Whitehall in honor of Dr. Cook.  In 2005, he was a researcher for the History Channel's "Giganto:  The Real King Kong."  In 2008 he and his brother Robert authored the most comprehensive study on the Northeastern Sasquatch entitled "Bigfoot Encounters In New York and New England (Hancock House) which is still available today. 

Bartholomew has given scores of lectures across the country, concentrating on the Northeast, on topics ranging from UFO's and cryptozoology to ghosts and parapsychology.  He has appeared on various television and radio shows and most recently appeared in an episode of the History Channel's "America's Book Of Secrets:  The Mystery Of Bigfoot."  WNYT News interviewed Bartholomew in 2013 regarding the controversial NYS DEC statement on Bigfoot. 

Bartholomew and his brother also wrote "Mysteries Of The Northwoods" in 2004 and are currently working on an expanded version.  He has studied Ufology and Cryptozoology for nearly four decades and continues to investigate, write and research on these topics to present day.