A Bigfoot fingerprint?

Just came across this story over at cryptomundo.com regarding a possible bigfoot fingerprint find .

The following text is taken directly from the site..

The source of the print is from a North Carolina human family of three, two adults who have one son. They own cats. One of their cats has appeared to have adopted a local Sasquatch family. When the cat insists upon getting out of the house, they know the Sasquatch, a family of four hairy hominids (e.g. Dad, Mom, one teenager, and a young child) are nearby.

The human residents set up a feeding location. It is a white lawn chair adjacent to the woods at the edge of the yard. The Sasquatch take the food. Sometimes, it is taken daily. Sometimes, it is not retrieved for a week. The food goes when the cat disappears, which is a good indication in this case.

Recently, in May 2008, one of the Sasquatch inspected the human father’s pickup truck, leaving fingerprints and nose prints on the passenger window. A local policeman was called. He collected the fingerprints and palm prints, a full set, but refused to date and sign the card because he “knew what we had” and would not allow his name to get involved with these events.

The humans have a video camera at the location. When it is working, the Sasquatch refuse to collect the food. When the camera quits, the Sasquatch resume their activity. Reportedly, the Sasquatch cannot affect the video or computer recording operations, but certainly they seem to know when the system works and when it quits.

There reportedly exists two fleeting videos of the Sasquatch and nothing more. One is the arm of the black Sasquatch father, and the other is the hand of the white teenager with pink skin.

Click below for the full story and a photograph of the alleged fingerprint

http://www.cryptomundo.com/cryptozoo-news/bf-fingerprint/

A great article posted by Loren Coleman. Here is the Photo link for close inspection:

http://www.cryptomundo.com/wp-content/uploads/indexfinger_resize1.jpg

After really looking close at this and rereading the article, I conclude that it is very likely a bigfoot fingerprint (thumb maybe), and it is apparent that the officer has seen these before, in that he knew what he had and would not sign the document. He already knew what it was. I would be questioning him if I were a field researcher near there, especially to find out how he knew what it was and how many times he has seen this type of print.
I am sure his name can be tracked easily by following the photo and asking around.