Peggy Marx, a devoted and relentless seeker of truth, has devoted herself to the pursuit and research of Bigfoot since 1951. As the widow of Ivan Marx, a controversial Sasquatch tracker and researcher, she has been at the forefront of the quest to uncover the mysteries surrounding this enigmatic creature. Despite her husband's reputation being tarnished by many in the Bigfoot community, who have labelled him a phony, Peggy remains steadfast in her conviction that the photographs and film footage taken by Ivan are authentic. She has been vocal in her defense of her husband's work, insisting that the images and footage are genuine, while detractors claim that they are actually Peggy herself, dressed in a furry gorilla suit.
Peggy's passion for Bigfoot has led her to work as a cinematographer on her husband's documentary, "The Legend of Bigfoot", a film that has been widely enjoyed by audiences. Furthermore, she is the co-founder of the Great American Bigfoot Research Organization, a team of dedicated researchers who are committed to the study and eventual capture of the elusive creature. As a key member of this organization, Peggy has been instrumental in driving forward the research and investigation into Bigfoot, and has been instrumental in the development of new techniques and methods for tracking and understanding this mythical creature.
