On a previous version of his page he had a photo called "A TRUE Mystery
Cat photographed in the wild" but this was recognized as a melanistic
Geoffroy Cat named "Nico" from the Big Cat Rescue Website
at http://www.bigcatrescue.org/geoffroy_cat_photos.htm . In other words
a total lie and no mystery at all!   After being contacted about those
images, it seems that many of the photos on his site got removed and
replaced by doctored ones.

None of his story adds up either. All the initial cats either died or
vanished.  How convenient if someone challenges the story.  But the 3
original females all left behind 8 week old kittens.  All at the same
time.  And if all the cats come from those kittens, the inbreeding is
at a dangerous level, because they are all closely related.

It's a backyard breeder trying to make money out of large black cats
and inventing a story as a marketing gimmick.

This is really stupid.In the first place--what is this business that they
WERE called panthers, cougars and pumas back in the 1700-1800?What the
devil do you think they are called today?Secondly-a panther is not a
cougar.A cougar and moutain lion are one of the same.Puma is the
Indian/Mexican word for cougar/mountain lion.They are tan colored.
Panthers are black. This whole thing smells rotten,IT IS B.S.   DEW