June 6, 2025 • 51 mins
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Feral People Who Roamed The Barren Fells
Not My Werewolf Story
Werewolf Seen in Erddigg
The Hairy Hand of Mosley Hill
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The cases featured are:-
Feral People Who Roamed The Barren Fells
Not My Werewolf Story
Werewolf Seen in Erddigg
The Hairy Hand of Mosley Hill
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Speaker 1 (00:30):
Hello everybody, I'm welcome back. Thank you very much for
joining me tonight. I am sharing a startling update on
a recent case and a number of new encounters and
experiences that have come into BBN. Sin is our last
podcast two weeks ago now. Last month, I shared what
has become a very worrying case that took place in
(00:50):
the area of Brigstock in the UK. Now, the accounts
centered around a missing man who died in mysterious circumstances
and he was found later in conditions that were held
back by the coroner other than the statement that he
did have some lacerations. Now I'll give you a recap
(01:11):
of those events and share with you the information received
from the UK police about the incident, which they refuse
to either confirm or deny. Now, the man was in
his sixties and he was employed as a beata for
one of the Loveful shoots between two three pm in
the afternoon on the last drive. One of the birds
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that had been shot was outstanding. They hadn't found it,
so the beata and his dog went back in to
the woodland to get that bird. They to retrace the
steps they'd just made know under normal circumstances, This should
have taken no more than say, ten to fifteen minutes
at the most, and he had a trained retriever with him,
but he didn't have a gun. When he didn't return,
(01:55):
people became concerned and searching the area for him, but
there was no s of him. His family made posts
about his disappearance and shared them on Facebook, asking for help.
By eight pm, some five hours later, the police were
stationed on the outside of the woodland along with some
of the shoot members who had been asked to stay,
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and they never went into the wood to search for him.
He simply kept other people from entering the woodland. Then
the family's Facebook postings were removed. That's the very night,
even though at the point they were removed, he hadn't
yet been found. Around eleven am the following day, which
would have been the Sunday, paramedics were in attendance in
(02:41):
the field to the roadside of Springwood. Now the missing
man was either found dead on site or he died
in hospital later that day, but he had no other
injuries other than the bulb, other than noticeable lacerations. Now
at the local about it between themselves, but there had
(03:03):
been no official statement made. If his death was an accident,
then surely that would have been stated. He even't reported
in the local newspaper, But it wasn't If it took
his own life, you'd think the same would apply. One
local man who lived quite close to the woodland, stated
(03:23):
that there were upwards of thirty police officers out that
night and the man that was found in an area
that could have been easily searched, meaning he was out
there all night and into the next day before he
was found. Why didn't he search that wood Now? When
this chat went over to the police to see if
(03:43):
they needed any assistance, he realized that the firearms squad
were involved due to the missing man being an experienced shooter,
but he didn't have his gun with him that day.
The woodland's very small, so he has no idea how
it was even possible to go missing there. Other than
the police presidence, you wouldn't have known anything was happening
(04:06):
or that anything was wrong. The police did do a
house to house checked to see if anyone had seen him.
Nobody had and nobody knows what happened with his dog. Now,
the man who was the head of the shoot had
made a report some months earlier after coming face to
face with what he described as a large black cat.
(04:30):
The wooden question is stopped for shootes and the large
pen where the birds are raised, and it's an area
used by people for that reason. He said on the
day that he saw on the cat, it was in
thick brambles, and they looked at each other and he
held themselves together on more past it. So we know
that a large cat has been spotted in the area,
(04:51):
and I know of some other reports because I have
the one on my map. While all mentioning a large
black cat, in fact, there are seven reports in all
of the counties of large black cats not native to
the UK, and the sightings are increasing. I find this
case baffling, so I applied under the Freedom of Information
(05:13):
request laws for information held by the constabora that pertains
to this case. I specifically asked if they could confirm
that the incident with the man happened and for information
on the deceased man. I applied three times in all,
and it was only on the third request that I
received a response, and it states quite clearly that and
(05:37):
I quote Hampshire and the Isle of Wight Constabulary of
neither willing to confirm nor deny that it holds information
with regards to the specific investigation. Any confirmation or dial
information were or were not held may jeopardize future investigation
(06:00):
measures or any associated legal case. And although we recognize
a general benefiting confirmation or denial in the importance of
transparency overall, we do not consider it appropriate to confirm
or deny that information. Now, I did a follow up
(06:22):
with another request for information on any large cats or
strange animals or cryptire reports that have happened in the
brigstock area or around spring Wood, and I was advised
by Hampshire Police that it would cost over four hundred
pounds to make that search happen. So I think my
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next move is to submit individual reports for the years
either side of the event happening and see if that
will garner any information. So I'm thinking if I asked
for the year before and I stick with just the
area of brigstock Wood, we may get an answer back
(07:03):
because that would be just one search. Now, I can't
understand why it costs around about five hundred pounds because
basically you would just be put in the search words
large cat, brigstock spring Wood and see what comes back
with that. Now, if they're saying there isn't a large
amount of CAT reports, then that should be a very
(07:25):
quick process unless there are many large CAT reports, too
many for them. Two. But I don't know. I don't
work for the freedom of information, but I do you
find it really concerning that it took me three goals
to actually get a mention at all. When I submitted
(07:47):
the freedom of information requests for the incident on the
man that had gone missing and was found dead with lacerations,
I thought that if that case hadn't happened, it would
be a really simple no, we have no knowledge on this,
We do not know you know that this event took place.
But that wasn't what they said. They said they would
(08:08):
neither confirm nor deny because the information they have on
it could be used a later date in the criminal case,
which tells me that that man disappeared and was found
in unusual circumstances. Or it would have been really easy
to just deny it and say no, negative, this didn't happen,
(08:29):
you know. Or I thought, what would happen is we'd
get the usual Normally, when I submit freedom of information request,
I get a return back saying, you know that it
wasn't in the coroner's interest to release the information, or
they didn't think it was in the public interest to
release the information. So that's what I was expecting, but
(08:50):
I was not expecting we, you know, refused to deny
or confirm that this event took place. It's the same
with the big cats, and it'd be really easy for
them to look check. I mean, newspaper reports is where
I found So you know, it's not our art. They're
out there on the internet, but that is the powers
that be, you know, and how they are. So that
(09:11):
was our first case, and as you can see from
the freedom of information requests, it didn't get very far.
But I haven't give up. I'm going to keep going.
There'll be a LOOPO. I'll find the door and I'll
get in there. So for our second case, tonight, we
are going to hear of local tales the feral people
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who roamed the Baron Fells. Now, I must tell you
before we do this report one every one of us,
don't they We have this weird fear and we don't
understand what it is. Well, I can put my weird
fear of wild people down to the thing that I
saw when I was fifteen, and if any of you
were ex files watches, you'll remember one episode where there
(09:54):
were feral people, wild people that lived in the woodlands
and they would like come out of tree chunks or
up from a leaf pile and grab humans and take
them away and eat them, which is awful. It's very
much like the sawney bean Taiale in Scotland. But that
I can't watch that episode of absolutely freaks me out.
(10:17):
It's the idea that you can be walking through a
woodland and that woodland clearing that's a stump of you know,
loads of old stumps or some old moss or where
they drag the blackberries, could literally be hiding a feral
person that is a cannibal in some way, you know.
And what if those feral people and what we're mixing
up with bigfoots. That's for a whole other podcast. But
(10:40):
let us have a listen to what one of my
listeners sent in. I thought it was bloody brilliant, so
she said, I recently stumbled on your podcast and I
just wanted to say how much I've been enjoying it.
The stories and encounters which you share really strike a
card with me. Listening to them reminded me of something
from my own past that I thought my in Trisia.
(11:01):
When I was a little girl in the nineteen fifties,
we used to travel up from the city of Manchester
to visit my grandmother, who lived in a small village
near shap in Cumbria, and it was a long journey
in those days, but I always look forward to it.
The area was and still is incredibly remote and wild,
and I remember the sense of isolation you felt there,
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especially when she left the main road behind. My grandmother
had a way of telling stories, half in jest, half
in warning that had stayed with me after all those years.
She used to speak of wild and feral people who
roamed the barren fells, especially in the more desolate parts
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of the Lake district, and according to her, they lived
off the land, taking farmers, sheep and stealing the odd crop,
avoiding all contact with villages, and was said to have
been there for generations. My grandmother claimed that the local
farmers and shepherds sometimes saw strange figures in the distance,
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or they would find signs of someone or something moving
through the farm and off up into the hills at night.
As a child, those stories both terrified and fascinated me.
I can still picture her sitting by the fire with
me and my brother. Whether they were old folk tales
(12:29):
and local legends or something she truly believed, I'll never know,
but they stayed with me ever since. Your podcast brought
that all rushing back, and I thought i'd reach out
and share it with you. Perhaps it's just another piece
of old Cumbrian law, or perhaps there's something more to it.
Either way, thank you for the work you do in
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gathering and preserving the strange and mysterious accounts. Now I
say it often don't know, but it never yet told.
For me, it doesn't matter how many reports I take.
Each time a new one comes in, I still get
the same excitement. And as I read through the account,
(13:12):
my brain's clicking on patterns. So you know what season
it was, what you know what the moon phase was
at that time of the year. Are there any other
reports in the area. Oh, I've heard a similar report
and work in that case from a different area. So
all these thoughts are going through my mind as I'm
doing it. But there's just something about the idea of
wild people. It really creeps me out. Maybe it's primal.
(13:38):
You know. I once watched a documentary and it was
on crows and it was absolutely fascinating, and I think
it was done by some big universes like Harvard or
something like that in America. And one of the professors
was put on a troglodyte mask, like an old so
you looked like a caveman. Normal clothes, you know, out
on the campus, but this mask. And when he wore
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the mask, these crows that had never seen a traveler
die because remember, you know, clothes only for millions of
years do that would instantly start to alarm. Well, that
is a genetic memory, so they see that that shape
of face, that style and description is a threat to
them as a whole. So once we were all wild people,
(14:22):
weren't we As I'm making this podcast today, I am
literally staying in a very small shed in the middle
of nowhere with no electricity and no water and no
Wi Fi. And it's absolutely wonderful. I'm actually up in
Penriff at the moment with Mark. When I thought while
I was here, I'd do the audio and I could
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upload it when we get home cheaper in the field.
I put some photographs up for you on YouTube so
you can see it. Absolutely beautiful place. It's an old
shepherd's hut. So yeah, so at night, when the dark comes,
I would think of every single love report I've ever
heard from around that area. And I'm sat central to
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a number of reports that kind of surround where I
am at the time. But it's applely Fair time. So
me and Mike decided to take the week off and
that's what we've done. It's been absolutely wonderful. But when
you hear this on Saturday, I'll already be back. So
in our next case, it's been shared with us by
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a lady and she's making me a report on behalf
of a friend. Really, do you remember the old saying
that all of us have enough life experiences to write
at least one book, which I find to be true.
To be honest, so many people have unusual experiences, you know,
or they know of someone who has recounting those tales
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his vical or they slipping to obscurity. And our witness said,
thank you, you know, for saving these stories, because that's
what I don't want to happen. I don't want those
stories to just fail to obscurisa. I really think that
we should be sharing this information, you know, So I'm
next witness. I'm going to give the pseudonym of kay
(16:10):
as she wishes to remain anonymous, and that's absolutely fine
with me, Kaye said. As I've said, I've always planned
to write a book one day about my experiences, but
one between one thing and another, you know, life got
in the way. I never did get around to it. Firstly,
this testimony is from nineteen ninety two ninety three, and
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it's not even mine. I've never even met the guy,
but it had quite an effect on me at the time,
and over the years. I've been having experiences since I
was a baby, well before I could walk off off,
and I still vividly remember the frustration, crying hysterically because
I couldn't let my parents know what had happened. So
(16:54):
these stories will be quite taking to my other experiences.
But since I've been listening to your YouTube channel, I've
been feeling guilty about keeping all of this information to myself.
My story still seems to snowballer. And even though this
weablef story isn't mine, I have had four black dog experiences,
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and at least one of them is definitely connected to
this incident in my mind. Anyway, the other two black
dog experiences I now think we're in counters are black shock,
and I've only come to realize this in the last
few weeks or so, now I have the information at hand. Anyway,
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this is a werewolf dog man's story from a bloke
I never met, many many years ago. Now, so back
then I was about twenty years old. I should have
written it all down in a diary and then I
could have found it. The exact date, I was staying
the night at a friend's house and at some point
her mum had come home, and when she came in,
she had such a look of shock on her face,
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and my friend and I were immediately. I thought she'd
had a bump in the car, you know, while running
with her ex or something like that. But it wasn't
anything like that at all, but something farst scarrea. When
she told us what had happened and that her friend
had seen a werewolf, me and my friend just collapsed.
You know, we thought it was really funner. The more
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she tried to convince us the worst week, you know,
In fact, she didn't try to convince us. She told
us what he said and then just that quietly, and
so we asked her another question. I've never seen her
like this, and I think that's why I still remember
it quite clearly. She'd known this guy for years and
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she trusted him. She said he would never make up
something like this. She was completely freaked out by it.
This guy said he had seen a werewolf across the
road and then it had jumped onto the graveyard wall
before disappearing. Well, of course, my first thought was that
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it was a bloke dressed up messing about, you know,
jumping into the graveyard felt way too convenient for me.
After much taking of the pace, and I asked, why
did this blow believe me Tee the werewolf and not
someone in the costume taking a shark of home from
a fancy dress bat. She answered that there was no
way a human could have made that jump onto the wall, now,
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you know, no way. It was effortless unnatural, and to
be honest, a few of my hair stood up when
she said that. I'm no strangers to the supernatural. I've
had lots of experiences myself, everything from my dreams coming true,
premonitions and ghosts and aliens and more, But were wolves
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seemed too out there, even for me. My thoughts were
at the time, if were wolves existed now, they must
be hidden. You know, there must be a hidden entity.
Otherwise who'd all know about them? You know they would
try hard not to be seen. Surely, I felt if
a werewolf had crossed this road, then he would have known,
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smelled sense to human watching him, or at least know
that one was in the vicinity. He just didn't quite
make sense. He seemed ridiculous. But there was a part
of me that couldn't shake this off as a prank.
I'd seen many unexplainable weird things, so why not this?
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Why would this guy tell people when he knows he
will be mocked. He must have been a hundred percent
certain at this point when our interject, once you accept
the dog men or werewolves or bigfoot or any other
entity is real, we've put that thought out there into
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the universe, and it can trigger, almost like a hitchhiker effect,
a visitation, I said, preacher, and I believe that's what's
happened to the witness in this case, because soon after
maybe a week or two, maybe more, she said, I
went to which is an old country manor estate owned
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now by the National Trust with a couple of friends.
It was late, still lying, and the werewolf memories didn't
even occur to me, so we were there. I honestly
don't know if I just thought about it or if
I talked about it. I just remember that while that
was in my head, one of my friends asked, what
the hell's that. I looked and way across the field
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there was a big black something. We couldn't figure it out.
At first. We deduced it was a dog, but we've
never seen one that large before. Someone said we should
leave it. I remember saying that a dog that big
would have to have an owner close by, and we
should just wait a bit for them to come along.
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But it was far away, so there was no row.
There was nothing to worry about. It was only much
later I realized this sequence of events didn't make sense,
because we stood in silence watching this dog walking towards us.
It was for a few minutes, and we stood there frozen,
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not saying a word. The dog was walking slowly, very passively,
with its head down, and it was making a beeline
for us. In normal circumstances, I would have definitely walked
slowly away. I was scared of big animals and knew
how to act around him. But for some reason, we
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just stood there. It got to about ten foot in
front of us and then stood on its hind legs
and continue to walk towards us, and I swear it
was making eye contact with me. The way thing was
the way it moved onto its hind legs. It didn't
seen like what a normal dog would do. You know,
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even though I've had no experience of a dog doing this,
It just didn't bait. It was a slow move and
there was no misstep. In fact, it was so natural
it looked unnatural, if that makes sense. When it looked
at me, I felt it telling me to run, and
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I shouted run, And boy did we run. Now there's
no way normally I would run away from a dog,
especially a dog in out size. It's the opposite of
what you should do. The whole experience didn't make sense
after I'd processed it. I don't remember anything after that.
I don't remember looking back or anything. But I knew
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it was connected to that way wolf. I just knew
it was. This experience made me believe, but I couldn't
really tell you why. Many years later, I'm guessing was
what made you know? I went into Waterstones, I saw
a book on weird wrexm and a chapter about the
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w Rex and werewolves around. I must admit I was gutted.
You know. It wasn't a modern sighting, but yeah, it
added another layer to my thinking. And then years after
that was when I became a late comer to the internet.
I searched many things i'd experienced. I'd experienced many crazy things,
so the werewolf and the black dogs were quite far
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down my list, you know. But when I did the research,
I was gutted to find the black shock. I instantly
knew that the dog I'd seen was not a devil dog.
I think it'd been protective one hundred percent. Years later,
I came across your YouTube channel and there was one
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episode when you were talking about werewolves being connected to graveyards,
waterways and like angel Land. I can't quite remember which
one it was, but in that moment I thought, yes,
it was Maybe a couple of years after that when
something triggered me. I found my friend whose mum informed us,
you know the way wolf Follo those years ago. I
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want you to talk to the man who'd seen it.
She asked a mum, But we found out that he died.
I have more information that I found out about the
land or snowballs, but I feel if I don't send
this email now, I never will. There were so many
things in this account that kind of little light bulb
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for me. And the way that the animal moved fluidly,
the fact that it was down on our foes and
it raised up onto two. Now that animal told her
to run. Did it do that to so that it could,
you know, chase them down and kill them. I didn't
do that to move them from the area because something
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far worse was coming. I mean, we don't know do
But it didn't hurt them. It told them to run,
and it let them you know, very very hard to explain,
but that witness will understand it completely. So she also
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mentioned a couple of things kind of resonated, and one
was the way it kept its gaze on that witness
throughout the event and the area it was experienced in,
you know, along with the question why did it show
itself in the first place when it would have clearly
known a human being was around. So let's cover the
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first point. The werewolf either showed itself on purpose, didn't
it It meant to be seen for a gender unknown
to us, or it didn't know or care that there
was a human in the visity when it jumped that wall.
Because the creature that the kids seen years later was
definitely a warewolf, wasn't it. And when you consider the
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very size and bulk in speed of these creatures, they
clearly have nothing to fear from a human being, especially
young ones who have no weapons or any real way
of fighting back or fighting it off. I have heard
from many people now that the creature they saw held
their gaze. In fact, in some cases they felt compelled
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to keep by contact, and while doing so, they were
rooted to the spot. In ancient times we call this
the glimmer, and the fay was said to be masters
at it. And the account takes place next to a
church property, and many of our churches are built on
our very first holy sites, which brings us to the
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churchyard and the burials within it. It. People often see
dog like creatures in close proximity to braveyards and burial mounds.
It doesn't seem to matter whether those burial grounds are
rolled or new. So I can't like that take place
in modern cemeteries. But they will also take place in
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a place like Castle Ring in Canic Chase, an ancient
monument that's been built around about eight hundred years ago
that we don't understand the significance of. So it could
be a couple of things could make It could be
that that place has an energy that attracts that cryptid
in or emit something like a magnet in some way
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that pulls the you know, the activity to that area.
It could be the witness themselves that walk into an
area suddenly like a catalyst and experience happening. You kind
of see through that tear in the veil. There's many
theories behind what they are and how we see them.
And if I went through the mall with beer all night,
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wouldn't but keeping of the gaze. I remember Fred saying
that the night he saw a wheel at the window,
he said its eyes were mesmerizing. They kind of kept
him there, almost like that creature is reading your soul,
you know, finding your inner thoughts and intentions. And I've
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heard that from a lot of witnesses over the years,
that this gaze almost you know what't We call it
glimmer people used to call when they faded. It called
it the glimmer, but that glimmer also fits with other activities.
It isn't fairl like so like bigfoot reports, dog man reports, UFO,
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alien reports. So we are often you know, we mentioned
this glimmer, this predator, tight being that moves through the wood,
and many people believe that that is a dog man
or a bigfoot that's cloaked some way. I don't want
to do that because that's putting two theories together and
making five, isn't it. Unless I see that happen in
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my own eyes, there's nothing I can do to kind
of bring that across to you. I think it's a
being of its own entity, you know, whatever name you
want to give it. Because people talk about it moving
through say long grass, you can see the grass moving,
but not what is running through that grass. Same people
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have seen it going up trees and onto branches, you know,
over walls, across roads. So the same kind of activity
is encryptid. But in this prismatic ready to type way.
We use the word predator because of the film, because
they did a very good dispiction of what these beings
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actually look like, and it's impossible for me to come
up with them to show you in Ai and that's
why I haven't tried. I can tell you what the
witnesses say. Though they see something moving, they can hear it.
They can sometimes if it's snow covered, they could see
the footsteps actually walking towards them, but not there being
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that's making those steps. That's absolutely terrifying. It's bad enough
seeing an eight foot cryptid in a woodland, but for
something to stalk you out of that wood that you
can't see must be absolutely terrifying. I don't care who
you are, whether you're Army trained or not. Seeing that
in a woodland when it's not supposed to happen we
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bring all manner of trauma with it. One of the
places we stayed in our week off was an area
called Helmshaw in Langsha in northwest of England, and Helmshaw
has an account that sounds exactly like the predator beings
and it was actually my dad that took it. My
dad had a market style and he worked all over
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at Lancashire and one of the lads that he used
to work with was homeless. He'd come out of the
army and he just couldn't hold it together in a
flat or anything like that, and he just bumped out.
He went into the woods and he went wild, had
a tent, you know, he had his dog with him,
and he said that for a number of nights when
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he stayed out there was absolutely fine. He thought he
had the best camp ever. You know, he was near
good water, no human's coming by, absolutely happy. And then
something would start to come into the camp at night.
Now he couldn't see it, he could feel it as
it moved against the tent, and he could hear it
moving brush as it walked around the tent. His dogs,
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which with staffy pitt crosses and scared enoughing, would cower
up in that tent when this was happening. And it
became so much of a nightly routine that he packed
up and he left and went back into the city.
And it was actually my dad who gave him a
property to live in. So it's it's a weird, strange
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way that I've got the story. But my dad is
one of those people who will say to people, have
you ever had anything word happened? Because you know, I
used to see ghosts and stuff like that. He's very
open about him dad, and that's why this Allen. His
name was opened up to him only where he is.
I'd love to bump into him again. My dad passed
in twenty eighteenth, so I don't have any contact with him,
but yeah, i'd love to know if he was still
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in the city or he'd gone back out there, because
he was absolutely traumatized. But that's understandable, isn't it. You know?
And I've featured those cases a number of times, and
now I'd like to share some of the reports that
have been made via YouTube comments and my patron's like
whenever I share these stories, and no matter how many
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reports I tech, as I said, it never gets old abotherson.
Each and every new report, even with limited information, gets
the old movement for me. It adds to the info
on that area, and it enables us to see patterns
as we can in the first two cases tonight. Not
only are we saying you know that this happened, We
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believe you, we understand. We are also saving these accounts
and disappearing in time. We're also building up a database
of valuable information surrounding and counters like these. Now, Dave
Bowen said, our local farmer that I know, said one
of the lad he worked with saw a werewolf or
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a dog man and Denbi Moore in the early nineteen eighties.
The lad was a bit of an ard up apparently,
and he had this experience in the daytime and he
was trying hysterically for about twenty minutes before he could
describe what had happened. There was no physical contact from
the creature, but he was absolutely terrified. I was told
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this by the farmer relative on Christmas Day, probably eighty
three eighty four. Ruffler. Now the area where this happened
Dembi Moore does have other crypto reports, and some of
them are historical. One man was convinced by his local
cleric that the creature he saw was the devil himself.
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Now we often see the Satanic Panic when cryptids had
been a scene around churches and graveyards that way, And
as I say, this is an historical account. It was
taken in eighteen eighty seven. This account is called the
Hairy Hand of Mossley Hill. There was a book written
in eighteen eighty seven and it was by a Welsh
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chap called Elias Owen, and he told in that book
the following tale, and it was related to him by
a reverend Jones near Coderith. I think it is I
think that's happening at the young chap was called Richard Roberts,
and he was a young man who worked in Flincher,
and instead of going to a place of worship on
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a Sunday morning, he got into the habit of wandering
about the fields foraging. One fine artumn Sunday, he was
determined to go a nutting their words, not mine. When
he came to a wood where nuts were plentiful, and
in a short time he'd filled his pockets with them.
But perceiving a bush loaded with nuse, he put out
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his hand to draw a branch down to him, when
he observed a hairy hand stretching towards the same branch.
As soon as he saw this hand, he was terribly frightened,
and without turning around to see anything further of it,
he took to his heels, and never afterwards did he
venture to go a nutting on a Sunday. Now Richard
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Roberts told the tale to the rector, who did try
and convince him that he was merely a monkey in
the bush, but later affirmed that Satan had come to
him for missing to Now I think the moral of
this tale has been really careful and you're out nothing
in the woods. So a person called malcra I think
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with YouTube names, isn't it they're really hard. They made
a comment on one with videos and they said, I'm
so glad I heard this video and now I know
I wasn't imagining what happened to me. It was about
four years ago. I was driving late at night down
the A six eight towards Ottoburn and whilst going through
Northumberland National Park, I felt like I was being stopped.
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At one point there were temporary lights on the road,
which was where I felt something was about to happen
to me, as I actually waited for them. Luckily they
changed and I drove off and once I was out
of the park, the feeling lifted. The strange thing is,
thirty minutes later, on my way back, about one am,
I didn't have any feeling at all. There was a
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case this is stable FORED during COVID where a lady
was out late one night walking about one in the
morning because it was really really hot, and she pulled
up at a set of temporary traffic lights and saw
what she At first, there was a huge Shire horse.
It was that big moving from the woodland and into
the road and cross off in some other set of woods.
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So she put the car lights on it, thinking it
was a horse that he got out and was on
the family, and it wasn't. It was this creature that
she actually drew when it looked like and it was
an upright wolf. It was a wolf that was walking
upright on two legs, and that was absolutely terrifying for her.
And she said she couldn't get the car windows up
close quick enough and she drove off at speed. And
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I think it's quite natural. Somebody called black Shuck left
me the comment saying my father was in the Marines
and he and others were deployed to Exmoor in the
eighties due to the amount of light stop being killed there.
They were told it was a big cat, but he
never believed it was from the carnage that was left
behind by this predator. So, speaking of predators, our last
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report tonight centers around the invisible beings, also known as
the predator type, a moving parismatic energy, something that moves
effortsly throughout the woods. It's a subject that we've mentioned
many times in the comments as I've what said earlier,
and I've added the OS reports here together to show
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you that just those similarities. Mercury said, I've had several
encounters with the predator type creatures in my life. It
seems to spend a lot of time sitting up in trees.
They can run up to fifty mile an hour. I
would estimate from what I'd seen, they keep their young
up in trees with them. They do take sheep, particularly
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around late spring, to feed themselves, and they're young. They're
also partial to pregnant news. They are meat eaters and
they breed as I've seen their young. They'll take anything
from a full grown you to a squirrel. They have
run up behind me twice during daylight hours, but never
at night. They telepathic and can read or hear our thoughts.
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They've never bothered me, despite being close to me on
many occasions in the woods during darkists and daylight. They
did not believe in them until I saw them sitting
up in a tree one day. They got the feeling
they want you to see me, and I wanted to
see them, and so I knew that they were there.
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They'll watch and follow you, but generally leave you alone
unless they don't want you around. Brittish big foot are
similar in behavior and will investigate your campsite around three,
maybe before in the morning. A UK dogmin is more
unpredictable and if you ever saw one of those, you'd
never go there again. You've won. Shall said. I've come
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to thinking, after listening to terrifying encounters, that dogmen can
cloak themselves, just like the predator in the film. They've
been seen being followed in grassland and you can see
the crafts moving forward following them, but not them. It's
been terrifying for the man hiking and hunting and witnesses.
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I came across bit Cunlift channel in twenty fifteen and
I was shocked to hear an encounter on his channel
of an Air Force pilot who saw it. As a
boy twelve years of age, he was walking along a
well known path with his military dad who was with
his friend, and it were dart. There was a big
full moon that night. A dog man looked at him
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from behind a big pine tree, and he described it
as resembling a werewolf. He ran forward to his dad
he was walking ahead of him, but he didn't tell
his dad what had happened that night. He had terrible nightmares.
His mom and dad were very worried, and he told
them what he saw, and they did believe that he
saw something terrifying. As he grew up, the fear never
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left him. You know, the camp so only height with
someone there alongside him. Here in Cornwall, I've heard banging
on my walls and my dogs were absolutely terrified. And
the big dogs and they were afraid of nothing. They
wouldn't go out, and they stood in front of me
to stop me from going out there. The hackles were up,
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they were growling, all three of them. That was enough
for me. I made sure everything was locked up and
the curtains closed. I'm surrounded by farms, streams, woodlings, fields
and went about forty five miles and bad me more.
I thought it was something passing through, as I've never
heard that banging again, and the dogs had been okay.
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Then a few weeks ago I opened my bedroom window
and I loved listening to the torniholes that go in
the ashtree in the yarden and to my shop. I
heard howling. It was about two thirty am. I know
it wasn't a dog, It was a deep howley so
I closed the window. I know dogman can lay low
to the ground and climb high buildings and you know,
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up into trees. They're out there day and night. Sparklehorse said,
this is exactly what I've seen here on the Scottish
borders and in the Islands. I've actually come up close
with the predator film pixelated kind of space thing. I'm
not even sure how to describe it. The feeling you
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get when they're around is similar to being on an
airplane and you're going through turbulence, I guess because that's
exactly what it is, turbulence as you are coming up
against a dimensional shift. What you shared deb is absolutely
spot on with my experiences. They live right by me,
They read your mind, they know your intentions. The prejudicor
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cloaking is something I see constantly by the riverbank. I
don't want to give out my location, but my gut
feeling with them is that as long as you're not
some trick to happy you know who Ray Henry running
around with a shotgun calling it a sport, you'd be
okay unless you're getting its way during a hunt. I
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would agree with that. I would say that most people
believe that all animals, you know, creatures are positive in
some way, and that's just not the case, you know,
And it might be that that creature is and we
do something that triggers a response. So if they got
young near them, or maybe they were sick or ill
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or something, and we go bounding in there all dressed
in camo with kit that looks like guns and stuff,
then you're not going to get like this lovely, you know,
kind of exchange. Any animal, cornered, human beings included, will
fight for their life to get out, you know. Missus
Kent Scott said, Hi, Deb, my son's just told me
the fact that you might be interested in. Joel Heineck
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is a Hollywood specials effects director and he created the
design of the preducer's camouflage effect for the film, and
he won an Academy Award for that. Joel is the
son of Jay Allen Heineck, who originated the close Encounter
hierarchy for categorizing interactions with aliens. Dr heine was a
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professor of astronomy at Northwestern University and was also the
director of Project Blue Book for the US Military. Maybe Joel,
who grew up during the time his father was head
of Blue Book was privy to his father's classified information.
Stay safe, Leanne, New Hampshire, USA. And then we have
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a comment left. I checked the skies. I told the
story of my childhood and on two separate occasions, the
story of my friends that saw a huge man with
green skin in nineteen eighty nine. I was told that
I was a fantasist and that green men just didn't
exist in real life, only on churches and old mythological stories.
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I said, why would anyone just wake up and decide
just to make all this up? I was there. I
saw their faces when they told the story, their eyes, reactions,
stuttery speech of terrified friends that got up close to
it when it snapped a branch. Now, after looking into
the subjects of crypto zoology, you know cryptism more, it's
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possible that the green man could have semi transparent or
translucent type skin. And this has been reported by professional
people given their names, location testimony, and details in the thousands.
By now, the Predator movie style camouflage has been seen many,
many times. So strange that people think they know everything
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in this world and never mind any overlapping worlds. We
cannot see our visual spectrum. The world is so much
more than we can see just our eyes. No Cash said.
When I saw it, it looked a bit like a
special effect from the Predator film, but on a much
lower budget, more like a dense pillar of mist, if
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not far the other activity going in the areas as
I thought it was a ghost. In actual fact, when
I was looking at it trying to figure it out,
I thought, well, that's the ghost, but it wasn't. I
know it wasn't a ghost because it used a recycle
unit as a safety barrier between us. It was peeking
over the top of it, and then it rose to
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what I presume was full heighth, no fear, just some
mutual curiosity. I think spooky. Electric said. I've heard many
similar accounts on David Powell Eidi's channel of almost invisible,
shimmering type beings that many described as looking like the
alien creature and Predator or the glimmer Man. Absolutely terrifying.
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But I can't even imagine what these beings are. I
know when Arthur called Steph Young wrote with these beings
and she called them an invisible presador in the woods,
which is fascinating reading if you want to read it.
Bone Nutt said, the glimmer man cloaked cryptids, and there
was a curious case where a suspected dog man killed
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a day and the carcass was put in front of
a trail cam. A localized mist came in on camera
around the day and the miss left and the carcass
was gone. So they can cloak turning to kind of
compressed energy forms like ARBs. And miss Ab said for
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anyone who wants to know about these glimmer man beings
and needs to listen to Mark about an interview on
Big Photographer. These beings hunted him and were about to
kill him, but through an act of God, he was
able to save himself. He gave him PTSD and he
will not go towards any woods anymore. In the interview,
you'll be able to tell how messed up this incident
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made him the fair he felt. He was a big
foot researcher in Florida at the time. That's how these
beans found him. These beans are called zetas or zetas,
I'm not really sure how to pronounce it, and they
are a hybrid race of beings who were given our
national forests to other people. They are partly responsible for
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some of the missing form ones. They're the fourth dimensional
beings who are very evil, and they're cloaked most of
the time, and they're in the hills and in the forest.
Oh can you imagine opening the front door and something
like that was in your garden and you're kind of
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in the middle of nowhere. You know, I don't care
even if he was in the city, and the experience
sometimes I'd be absolutely terrified. And I've taken reports to
people who've seen them in cities, you know, or alongside
roadways or down near the river, you know, when they've
been driving the car or the van. I wish I
knew just how many of these reports are out there
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in the UK. I'd love to compile them all together
in one place and just see just how many people
have experienced them. But for tonight, let's bring it to
an end now, and I will see you guys in
two weeks time. As we get older and more and
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more accounts coming, I'm finding it really hard to keep
up with the pace of weekly YouTube. So I think
just for the next couple of months, I'll have a
bit of a break and get ready to tie things up.
I will only be releasing a video once every two weeks,
but I will do a live stream at some point
during the weeks where I'm not on, so you know
you will be seeing me. I've got a lot of
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shorts to put out and small things on there on YouTube.
So if you're listening on the podcast, pop off and
to YouTube and subscribe, and we really appreciate that, then
you won't miss out on any of the new things.
We've not coming so until two weeks time, and I
will be back at the same time as the same day.
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Good Night everyone, m.
Speaker 2 (51:17):
Hm hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm hm h m hm
Hello everybody, I'm welcome back. Thank you very much for
joining me tonight. I am sharing a startling update on
a recent case and a number of new encounters and
experiences that have come into BBN. Sin is our last
podcast two weeks ago now. Last month, I shared what
has become a very worrying case that took place in
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the area of Brigstock in the UK. Now, the accounts
centered around a missing man who died in mysterious circumstances
and he was found later in conditions that were held
back by the coroner other than the statement that he
did have some lacerations. Now I'll give you a recap
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of those events and share with you the information received
from the UK police about the incident, which they refuse
to either confirm or deny. Now, the man was in
his sixties and he was employed as a beata for
one of the Loveful shoots between two three pm in
the afternoon on the last drive. One of the birds
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that had been shot was outstanding. They hadn't found it,
so the beata and his dog went back in to
the woodland to get that bird. They to retrace the
steps they'd just made know under normal circumstances, This should
have taken no more than say, ten to fifteen minutes
at the most, and he had a trained retriever with him,
but he didn't have a gun. When he didn't return,
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people became concerned and searching the area for him, but
there was no s of him. His family made posts
about his disappearance and shared them on Facebook, asking for help.
By eight pm, some five hours later, the police were
stationed on the outside of the woodland along with some
of the shoot members who had been asked to stay,
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and they never went into the wood to search for him.
He simply kept other people from entering the woodland. Then
the family's Facebook postings were removed. That's the very night,
even though at the point they were removed, he hadn't
yet been found. Around eleven am the following day, which
would have been the Sunday, paramedics were in attendance in
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the field to the roadside of Springwood. Now the missing
man was either found dead on site or he died
in hospital later that day, but he had no other
injuries other than the bulb, other than noticeable lacerations. Now
at the local about it between themselves, but there had
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been no official statement made. If his death was an accident,
then surely that would have been stated. He even't reported
in the local newspaper, But it wasn't If it took
his own life, you'd think the same would apply. One
local man who lived quite close to the woodland, stated
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that there were upwards of thirty police officers out that
night and the man that was found in an area
that could have been easily searched, meaning he was out
there all night and into the next day before he
was found. Why didn't he search that wood Now? When
this chat went over to the police to see if
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they needed any assistance, he realized that the firearms squad
were involved due to the missing man being an experienced shooter,
but he didn't have his gun with him that day.
The woodland's very small, so he has no idea how
it was even possible to go missing there. Other than
the police presidence, you wouldn't have known anything was happening
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or that anything was wrong. The police did do a
house to house checked to see if anyone had seen him.
Nobody had and nobody knows what happened with his dog. Now,
the man who was the head of the shoot had
made a report some months earlier after coming face to
face with what he described as a large black cat.
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The wooden question is stopped for shootes and the large
pen where the birds are raised, and it's an area
used by people for that reason. He said on the
day that he saw on the cat, it was in
thick brambles, and they looked at each other and he
held themselves together on more past it. So we know
that a large cat has been spotted in the area,
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and I know of some other reports because I have
the one on my map. While all mentioning a large
black cat, in fact, there are seven reports in all
of the counties of large black cats not native to
the UK, and the sightings are increasing. I find this
case baffling, so I applied under the Freedom of Information
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request laws for information held by the constabora that pertains
to this case. I specifically asked if they could confirm
that the incident with the man happened and for information
on the deceased man. I applied three times in all,
and it was only on the third request that I
received a response, and it states quite clearly that and
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I quote Hampshire and the Isle of Wight Constabulary of
neither willing to confirm nor deny that it holds information
with regards to the specific investigation. Any confirmation or dial
information were or were not held may jeopardize future investigation
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measures or any associated legal case. And although we recognize
a general benefiting confirmation or denial in the importance of
transparency overall, we do not consider it appropriate to confirm
or deny that information. Now, I did a follow up
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with another request for information on any large cats or
strange animals or cryptire reports that have happened in the
brigstock area or around spring Wood, and I was advised
by Hampshire Police that it would cost over four hundred
pounds to make that search happen. So I think my
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next move is to submit individual reports for the years
either side of the event happening and see if that
will garner any information. So I'm thinking if I asked
for the year before and I stick with just the
area of brigstock Wood, we may get an answer back
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because that would be just one search. Now, I can't
understand why it costs around about five hundred pounds because
basically you would just be put in the search words
large cat, brigstock spring Wood and see what comes back
with that. Now, if they're saying there isn't a large
amount of CAT reports, then that should be a very
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quick process unless there are many large CAT reports, too
many for them. Two. But I don't know. I don't
work for the freedom of information, but I do you
find it really concerning that it took me three goals
to actually get a mention at all. When I submitted
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the freedom of information requests for the incident on the
man that had gone missing and was found dead with lacerations,
I thought that if that case hadn't happened, it would
be a really simple no, we have no knowledge on this,
We do not know you know that this event took place.
But that wasn't what they said. They said they would
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neither confirm nor deny because the information they have on
it could be used a later date in the criminal case,
which tells me that that man disappeared and was found
in unusual circumstances. Or it would have been really easy
to just deny it and say no, negative, this didn't happen,
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you know. Or I thought, what would happen is we'd
get the usual Normally, when I submit freedom of information request,
I get a return back saying, you know that it
wasn't in the coroner's interest to release the information, or
they didn't think it was in the public interest to
release the information. So that's what I was expecting, but
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I was not expecting we, you know, refused to deny
or confirm that this event took place. It's the same
with the big cats, and it'd be really easy for
them to look check. I mean, newspaper reports is where
I found So you know, it's not our art. They're
out there on the internet, but that is the powers
that be, you know, and how they are. So that
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was our first case, and as you can see from
the freedom of information requests, it didn't get very far.
But I haven't give up. I'm going to keep going.
There'll be a LOOPO. I'll find the door and I'll
get in there. So for our second case, tonight, we
are going to hear of local tales the feral people
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who roamed the Baron Fells. Now, I must tell you
before we do this report one every one of us,
don't they We have this weird fear and we don't
understand what it is. Well, I can put my weird
fear of wild people down to the thing that I
saw when I was fifteen, and if any of you
were ex files watches, you'll remember one episode where there
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were feral people, wild people that lived in the woodlands
and they would like come out of tree chunks or
up from a leaf pile and grab humans and take
them away and eat them, which is awful. It's very
much like the sawney bean Taiale in Scotland. But that
I can't watch that episode of absolutely freaks me out.
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It's the idea that you can be walking through a
woodland and that woodland clearing that's a stump of you know,
loads of old stumps or some old moss or where
they drag the blackberries, could literally be hiding a feral
person that is a cannibal in some way, you know.
And what if those feral people and what we're mixing
up with bigfoots. That's for a whole other podcast. But
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let us have a listen to what one of my
listeners sent in. I thought it was bloody brilliant, so
she said, I recently stumbled on your podcast and I
just wanted to say how much I've been enjoying it.
The stories and encounters which you share really strike a
card with me. Listening to them reminded me of something
from my own past that I thought my in Trisia.
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When I was a little girl in the nineteen fifties,
we used to travel up from the city of Manchester
to visit my grandmother, who lived in a small village
near shap in Cumbria, and it was a long journey
in those days, but I always look forward to it.
The area was and still is incredibly remote and wild,
and I remember the sense of isolation you felt there,
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especially when she left the main road behind. My grandmother
had a way of telling stories, half in jest, half
in warning that had stayed with me after all those years.
She used to speak of wild and feral people who
roamed the barren fells, especially in the more desolate parts
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of the Lake district, and according to her, they lived
off the land, taking farmers, sheep and stealing the odd crop,
avoiding all contact with villages, and was said to have
been there for generations. My grandmother claimed that the local
farmers and shepherds sometimes saw strange figures in the distance,
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or they would find signs of someone or something moving
through the farm and off up into the hills at night.
As a child, those stories both terrified and fascinated me.
I can still picture her sitting by the fire with
me and my brother. Whether they were old folk tales
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and local legends or something she truly believed, I'll never know,
but they stayed with me ever since. Your podcast brought
that all rushing back, and I thought i'd reach out
and share it with you. Perhaps it's just another piece
of old Cumbrian law, or perhaps there's something more to it.
Either way, thank you for the work you do in
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gathering and preserving the strange and mysterious accounts. Now I
say it often don't know, but it never yet told.
For me, it doesn't matter how many reports I take.
Each time a new one comes in, I still get
the same excitement. And as I read through the account,
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my brain's clicking on patterns. So you know what season
it was, what you know what the moon phase was
at that time of the year. Are there any other
reports in the area. Oh, I've heard a similar report
and work in that case from a different area. So
all these thoughts are going through my mind as I'm
doing it. But there's just something about the idea of
wild people. It really creeps me out. Maybe it's primal.
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You know. I once watched a documentary and it was
on crows and it was absolutely fascinating, and I think
it was done by some big universes like Harvard or
something like that in America. And one of the professors
was put on a troglodyte mask, like an old so
you looked like a caveman. Normal clothes, you know, out
on the campus, but this mask. And when he wore
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the mask, these crows that had never seen a traveler
die because remember, you know, clothes only for millions of
years do that would instantly start to alarm. Well, that
is a genetic memory, so they see that that shape
of face, that style and description is a threat to
them as a whole. So once we were all wild people,
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weren't we As I'm making this podcast today, I am
literally staying in a very small shed in the middle
of nowhere with no electricity and no water and no
Wi Fi. And it's absolutely wonderful. I'm actually up in
Penriff at the moment with Mark. When I thought while
I was here, I'd do the audio and I could
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upload it when we get home cheaper in the field.
I put some photographs up for you on YouTube so
you can see it. Absolutely beautiful place. It's an old
shepherd's hut. So yeah, so at night, when the dark comes,
I would think of every single love report I've ever
heard from around that area. And I'm sat central to
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a number of reports that kind of surround where I
am at the time. But it's applely Fair time. So
me and Mike decided to take the week off and
that's what we've done. It's been absolutely wonderful. But when
you hear this on Saturday, I'll already be back. So
in our next case, it's been shared with us by
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a lady and she's making me a report on behalf
of a friend. Really, do you remember the old saying
that all of us have enough life experiences to write
at least one book, which I find to be true.
To be honest, so many people have unusual experiences, you know,
or they know of someone who has recounting those tales
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his vical or they slipping to obscurity. And our witness said,
thank you, you know, for saving these stories, because that's
what I don't want to happen. I don't want those
stories to just fail to obscurisa. I really think that
we should be sharing this information, you know, So I'm
next witness. I'm going to give the pseudonym of kay
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as she wishes to remain anonymous, and that's absolutely fine
with me, Kaye said. As I've said, I've always planned
to write a book one day about my experiences, but
one between one thing and another, you know, life got
in the way. I never did get around to it. Firstly,
this testimony is from nineteen ninety two ninety three, and
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it's not even mine. I've never even met the guy,
but it had quite an effect on me at the time,
and over the years. I've been having experiences since I
was a baby, well before I could walk off off,
and I still vividly remember the frustration, crying hysterically because
I couldn't let my parents know what had happened. So
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these stories will be quite taking to my other experiences.
But since I've been listening to your YouTube channel, I've
been feeling guilty about keeping all of this information to myself.
My story still seems to snowballer. And even though this
weablef story isn't mine, I have had four black dog experiences,
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and at least one of them is definitely connected to
this incident in my mind. Anyway, the other two black
dog experiences I now think we're in counters are black shock,
and I've only come to realize this in the last
few weeks or so, now I have the information at hand. Anyway,
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this is a werewolf dog man's story from a bloke
I never met, many many years ago. Now, so back
then I was about twenty years old. I should have
written it all down in a diary and then I
could have found it. The exact date, I was staying
the night at a friend's house and at some point
her mum had come home, and when she came in,
she had such a look of shock on her face,
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and my friend and I were immediately. I thought she'd
had a bump in the car, you know, while running
with her ex or something like that. But it wasn't
anything like that at all, but something farst scarrea. When
she told us what had happened and that her friend
had seen a werewolf, me and my friend just collapsed.
You know, we thought it was really funner. The more
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she tried to convince us the worst week, you know,
In fact, she didn't try to convince us. She told
us what he said and then just that quietly, and
so we asked her another question. I've never seen her
like this, and I think that's why I still remember
it quite clearly. She'd known this guy for years and
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she trusted him. She said he would never make up
something like this. She was completely freaked out by it.
This guy said he had seen a werewolf across the
road and then it had jumped onto the graveyard wall
before disappearing. Well, of course, my first thought was that
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it was a bloke dressed up messing about, you know,
jumping into the graveyard felt way too convenient for me.
After much taking of the pace, and I asked, why
did this blow believe me Tee the werewolf and not
someone in the costume taking a shark of home from
a fancy dress bat. She answered that there was no
way a human could have made that jump onto the wall, now,
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you know, no way. It was effortless unnatural, and to
be honest, a few of my hair stood up when
she said that. I'm no strangers to the supernatural. I've
had lots of experiences myself, everything from my dreams coming true,
premonitions and ghosts and aliens and more, But were wolves
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seemed too out there, even for me. My thoughts were
at the time, if were wolves existed now, they must
be hidden. You know, there must be a hidden entity.
Otherwise who'd all know about them? You know they would
try hard not to be seen. Surely, I felt if
a werewolf had crossed this road, then he would have known,
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smelled sense to human watching him, or at least know
that one was in the vicinity. He just didn't quite
make sense. He seemed ridiculous. But there was a part
of me that couldn't shake this off as a prank.
I'd seen many unexplainable weird things, so why not this?
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Why would this guy tell people when he knows he
will be mocked. He must have been a hundred percent
certain at this point when our interject, once you accept
the dog men or werewolves or bigfoot or any other
entity is real, we've put that thought out there into
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the universe, and it can trigger, almost like a hitchhiker effect,
a visitation, I said, preacher, and I believe that's what's
happened to the witness in this case, because soon after
maybe a week or two, maybe more, she said, I
went to which is an old country manor estate owned
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now by the National Trust with a couple of friends.
It was late, still lying, and the werewolf memories didn't
even occur to me, so we were there. I honestly
don't know if I just thought about it or if
I talked about it. I just remember that while that
was in my head, one of my friends asked, what
the hell's that. I looked and way across the field
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there was a big black something. We couldn't figure it out.
At first. We deduced it was a dog, but we've
never seen one that large before. Someone said we should
leave it. I remember saying that a dog that big
would have to have an owner close by, and we
should just wait a bit for them to come along.
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But it was far away, so there was no row.
There was nothing to worry about. It was only much
later I realized this sequence of events didn't make sense,
because we stood in silence watching this dog walking towards us.
It was for a few minutes, and we stood there frozen,
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not saying a word. The dog was walking slowly, very passively,
with its head down, and it was making a beeline
for us. In normal circumstances, I would have definitely walked
slowly away. I was scared of big animals and knew
how to act around him. But for some reason, we
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just stood there. It got to about ten foot in
front of us and then stood on its hind legs
and continue to walk towards us, and I swear it
was making eye contact with me. The way thing was
the way it moved onto its hind legs. It didn't
seen like what a normal dog would do. You know,
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even though I've had no experience of a dog doing this,
It just didn't bait. It was a slow move and
there was no misstep. In fact, it was so natural
it looked unnatural, if that makes sense. When it looked
at me, I felt it telling me to run, and
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I shouted run, And boy did we run. Now there's
no way normally I would run away from a dog,
especially a dog in out size. It's the opposite of
what you should do. The whole experience didn't make sense
after I'd processed it. I don't remember anything after that.
I don't remember looking back or anything. But I knew
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it was connected to that way wolf. I just knew
it was. This experience made me believe, but I couldn't
really tell you why. Many years later, I'm guessing was
what made you know? I went into Waterstones, I saw
a book on weird wrexm and a chapter about the
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w Rex and werewolves around. I must admit I was gutted.
You know. It wasn't a modern sighting, but yeah, it
added another layer to my thinking. And then years after
that was when I became a late comer to the internet.
I searched many things i'd experienced. I'd experienced many crazy things,
so the werewolf and the black dogs were quite far
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down my list, you know. But when I did the research,
I was gutted to find the black shock. I instantly
knew that the dog I'd seen was not a devil dog.
I think it'd been protective one hundred percent. Years later,
I came across your YouTube channel and there was one
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episode when you were talking about werewolves being connected to graveyards,
waterways and like angel Land. I can't quite remember which
one it was, but in that moment I thought, yes,
it was Maybe a couple of years after that when
something triggered me. I found my friend whose mum informed us,
you know the way wolf Follo those years ago. I
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want you to talk to the man who'd seen it.
She asked a mum, But we found out that he died.
I have more information that I found out about the
land or snowballs, but I feel if I don't send
this email now, I never will. There were so many
things in this account that kind of little light bulb
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for me. And the way that the animal moved fluidly,
the fact that it was down on our foes and
it raised up onto two. Now that animal told her
to run. Did it do that to so that it could,
you know, chase them down and kill them. I didn't
do that to move them from the area because something
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far worse was coming. I mean, we don't know do
But it didn't hurt them. It told them to run,
and it let them you know, very very hard to explain,
but that witness will understand it completely. So she also
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mentioned a couple of things kind of resonated, and one
was the way it kept its gaze on that witness
throughout the event and the area it was experienced in,
you know, along with the question why did it show
itself in the first place when it would have clearly
known a human being was around. So let's cover the
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first point. The werewolf either showed itself on purpose, didn't
it It meant to be seen for a gender unknown
to us, or it didn't know or care that there
was a human in the visity when it jumped that wall.
Because the creature that the kids seen years later was
definitely a warewolf, wasn't it. And when you consider the
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very size and bulk in speed of these creatures, they
clearly have nothing to fear from a human being, especially
young ones who have no weapons or any real way
of fighting back or fighting it off. I have heard
from many people now that the creature they saw held
their gaze. In fact, in some cases they felt compelled
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to keep by contact, and while doing so, they were
rooted to the spot. In ancient times we call this
the glimmer, and the fay was said to be masters
at it. And the account takes place next to a
church property, and many of our churches are built on
our very first holy sites, which brings us to the
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churchyard and the burials within it. It. People often see
dog like creatures in close proximity to braveyards and burial mounds.
It doesn't seem to matter whether those burial grounds are
rolled or new. So I can't like that take place
in modern cemeteries. But they will also take place in
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a place like Castle Ring in Canic Chase, an ancient
monument that's been built around about eight hundred years ago
that we don't understand the significance of. So it could
be a couple of things could make It could be
that that place has an energy that attracts that cryptid
in or emit something like a magnet in some way
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that pulls the you know, the activity to that area.
It could be the witness themselves that walk into an
area suddenly like a catalyst and experience happening. You kind
of see through that tear in the veil. There's many
theories behind what they are and how we see them.
And if I went through the mall with beer all night,
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wouldn't but keeping of the gaze. I remember Fred saying
that the night he saw a wheel at the window,
he said its eyes were mesmerizing. They kind of kept
him there, almost like that creature is reading your soul,
you know, finding your inner thoughts and intentions. And I've
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heard that from a lot of witnesses over the years,
that this gaze almost you know what't We call it
glimmer people used to call when they faded. It called
it the glimmer, but that glimmer also fits with other activities.
It isn't fairl like so like bigfoot reports, dog man reports, UFO,
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alien reports. So we are often you know, we mentioned
this glimmer, this predator, tight being that moves through the wood,
and many people believe that that is a dog man
or a bigfoot that's cloaked some way. I don't want
to do that because that's putting two theories together and
making five, isn't it. Unless I see that happen in
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my own eyes, there's nothing I can do to kind
of bring that across to you. I think it's a
being of its own entity, you know, whatever name you
want to give it. Because people talk about it moving
through say long grass, you can see the grass moving,
but not what is running through that grass. Same people
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have seen it going up trees and onto branches, you know,
over walls, across roads. So the same kind of activity
is encryptid. But in this prismatic ready to type way.
We use the word predator because of the film, because
they did a very good dispiction of what these beings
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actually look like, and it's impossible for me to come
up with them to show you in Ai and that's
why I haven't tried. I can tell you what the
witnesses say. Though they see something moving, they can hear it.
They can sometimes if it's snow covered, they could see
the footsteps actually walking towards them, but not there being
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that's making those steps. That's absolutely terrifying. It's bad enough
seeing an eight foot cryptid in a woodland, but for
something to stalk you out of that wood that you
can't see must be absolutely terrifying. I don't care who
you are, whether you're Army trained or not. Seeing that
in a woodland when it's not supposed to happen we
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bring all manner of trauma with it. One of the
places we stayed in our week off was an area
called Helmshaw in Langsha in northwest of England, and Helmshaw
has an account that sounds exactly like the predator beings
and it was actually my dad that took it. My
dad had a market style and he worked all over
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at Lancashire and one of the lads that he used
to work with was homeless. He'd come out of the
army and he just couldn't hold it together in a
flat or anything like that, and he just bumped out.
He went into the woods and he went wild, had
a tent, you know, he had his dog with him,
and he said that for a number of nights when
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he stayed out there was absolutely fine. He thought he
had the best camp ever. You know, he was near
good water, no human's coming by, absolutely happy. And then
something would start to come into the camp at night.
Now he couldn't see it, he could feel it as
it moved against the tent, and he could hear it
moving brush as it walked around the tent. His dogs,
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which with staffy pitt crosses and scared enoughing, would cower
up in that tent when this was happening. And it
became so much of a nightly routine that he packed
up and he left and went back into the city.
And it was actually my dad who gave him a
property to live in. So it's it's a weird, strange
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way that I've got the story. But my dad is
one of those people who will say to people, have
you ever had anything word happened? Because you know, I
used to see ghosts and stuff like that. He's very
open about him dad, and that's why this Allen. His
name was opened up to him only where he is.
I'd love to bump into him again. My dad passed
in twenty eighteenth, so I don't have any contact with him,
but yeah, i'd love to know if he was still
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in the city or he'd gone back out there, because
he was absolutely traumatized. But that's understandable, isn't it. You know?
And I've featured those cases a number of times, and
now I'd like to share some of the reports that
have been made via YouTube comments and my patron's like
whenever I share these stories, and no matter how many
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reports I tech, as I said, it never gets old abotherson.
Each and every new report, even with limited information, gets
the old movement for me. It adds to the info
on that area, and it enables us to see patterns
as we can in the first two cases tonight. Not
only are we saying you know that this happened, We
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believe you, we understand. We are also saving these accounts
and disappearing in time. We're also building up a database
of valuable information surrounding and counters like these. Now, Dave
Bowen said, our local farmer that I know, said one
of the lad he worked with saw a werewolf or
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a dog man and Denbi Moore in the early nineteen eighties.
The lad was a bit of an ard up apparently,
and he had this experience in the daytime and he
was trying hysterically for about twenty minutes before he could
describe what had happened. There was no physical contact from
the creature, but he was absolutely terrified. I was told
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this by the farmer relative on Christmas Day, probably eighty
three eighty four. Ruffler. Now the area where this happened
Dembi Moore does have other crypto reports, and some of
them are historical. One man was convinced by his local
cleric that the creature he saw was the devil himself.
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Now we often see the Satanic Panic when cryptids had
been a scene around churches and graveyards that way, And
as I say, this is an historical account. It was
taken in eighteen eighty seven. This account is called the
Hairy Hand of Mossley Hill. There was a book written
in eighteen eighty seven and it was by a Welsh
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chap called Elias Owen, and he told in that book
the following tale, and it was related to him by
a reverend Jones near Coderith. I think it is I
think that's happening at the young chap was called Richard Roberts,
and he was a young man who worked in Flincher,
and instead of going to a place of worship on
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a Sunday morning, he got into the habit of wandering
about the fields foraging. One fine artumn Sunday, he was
determined to go a nutting their words, not mine. When
he came to a wood where nuts were plentiful, and
in a short time he'd filled his pockets with them.
But perceiving a bush loaded with nuse, he put out
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his hand to draw a branch down to him, when
he observed a hairy hand stretching towards the same branch.
As soon as he saw this hand, he was terribly frightened,
and without turning around to see anything further of it,
he took to his heels, and never afterwards did he
venture to go a nutting on a Sunday. Now Richard
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Roberts told the tale to the rector, who did try
and convince him that he was merely a monkey in
the bush, but later affirmed that Satan had come to
him for missing to Now I think the moral of
this tale has been really careful and you're out nothing
in the woods. So a person called malcra I think
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with YouTube names, isn't it they're really hard. They made
a comment on one with videos and they said, I'm
so glad I heard this video and now I know
I wasn't imagining what happened to me. It was about
four years ago. I was driving late at night down
the A six eight towards Ottoburn and whilst going through
Northumberland National Park, I felt like I was being stopped.
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At one point there were temporary lights on the road,
which was where I felt something was about to happen
to me, as I actually waited for them. Luckily they
changed and I drove off and once I was out
of the park, the feeling lifted. The strange thing is,
thirty minutes later, on my way back, about one am,
I didn't have any feeling at all. There was a
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case this is stable FORED during COVID where a lady
was out late one night walking about one in the
morning because it was really really hot, and she pulled
up at a set of temporary traffic lights and saw
what she At first, there was a huge Shire horse.
It was that big moving from the woodland and into
the road and cross off in some other set of woods.
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So she put the car lights on it, thinking it
was a horse that he got out and was on
the family, and it wasn't. It was this creature that
she actually drew when it looked like and it was
an upright wolf. It was a wolf that was walking
upright on two legs, and that was absolutely terrifying for her.
And she said she couldn't get the car windows up
close quick enough and she drove off at speed. And
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I think it's quite natural. Somebody called black Shuck left
me the comment saying my father was in the Marines
and he and others were deployed to Exmoor in the
eighties due to the amount of light stop being killed there.
They were told it was a big cat, but he
never believed it was from the carnage that was left
behind by this predator. So, speaking of predators, our last
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report tonight centers around the invisible beings, also known as
the predator type, a moving parismatic energy, something that moves
effortsly throughout the woods. It's a subject that we've mentioned
many times in the comments as I've what said earlier,
and I've added the OS reports here together to show
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you that just those similarities. Mercury said, I've had several
encounters with the predator type creatures in my life. It
seems to spend a lot of time sitting up in trees.
They can run up to fifty mile an hour. I
would estimate from what I'd seen, they keep their young
up in trees with them. They do take sheep, particularly
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around late spring, to feed themselves, and they're young. They're
also partial to pregnant news. They are meat eaters and
they breed as I've seen their young. They'll take anything
from a full grown you to a squirrel. They have
run up behind me twice during daylight hours, but never
at night. They telepathic and can read or hear our thoughts.
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They've never bothered me, despite being close to me on
many occasions in the woods during darkists and daylight. They
did not believe in them until I saw them sitting
up in a tree one day. They got the feeling
they want you to see me, and I wanted to
see them, and so I knew that they were there.
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They'll watch and follow you, but generally leave you alone
unless they don't want you around. Brittish big foot are
similar in behavior and will investigate your campsite around three,
maybe before in the morning. A UK dogmin is more
unpredictable and if you ever saw one of those, you'd
never go there again. You've won. Shall said. I've come
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to thinking, after listening to terrifying encounters, that dogmen can
cloak themselves, just like the predator in the film. They've
been seen being followed in grassland and you can see
the crafts moving forward following them, but not them. It's
been terrifying for the man hiking and hunting and witnesses.
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I came across bit Cunlift channel in twenty fifteen and
I was shocked to hear an encounter on his channel
of an Air Force pilot who saw it. As a
boy twelve years of age, he was walking along a
well known path with his military dad who was with
his friend, and it were dart. There was a big
full moon that night. A dog man looked at him
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from behind a big pine tree, and he described it
as resembling a werewolf. He ran forward to his dad
he was walking ahead of him, but he didn't tell
his dad what had happened that night. He had terrible nightmares.
His mom and dad were very worried, and he told
them what he saw, and they did believe that he
saw something terrifying. As he grew up, the fear never
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left him. You know, the camp so only height with
someone there alongside him. Here in Cornwall, I've heard banging
on my walls and my dogs were absolutely terrified. And
the big dogs and they were afraid of nothing. They
wouldn't go out, and they stood in front of me
to stop me from going out there. The hackles were up,
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they were growling, all three of them. That was enough
for me. I made sure everything was locked up and
the curtains closed. I'm surrounded by farms, streams, woodlings, fields
and went about forty five miles and bad me more.
I thought it was something passing through, as I've never
heard that banging again, and the dogs had been okay.
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Then a few weeks ago I opened my bedroom window
and I loved listening to the torniholes that go in
the ashtree in the yarden and to my shop. I
heard howling. It was about two thirty am. I know
it wasn't a dog, It was a deep howley so
I closed the window. I know dogman can lay low
to the ground and climb high buildings and you know,
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up into trees. They're out there day and night. Sparklehorse said,
this is exactly what I've seen here on the Scottish
borders and in the Islands. I've actually come up close
with the predator film pixelated kind of space thing. I'm
not even sure how to describe it. The feeling you
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get when they're around is similar to being on an
airplane and you're going through turbulence, I guess because that's
exactly what it is, turbulence as you are coming up
against a dimensional shift. What you shared deb is absolutely
spot on with my experiences. They live right by me,
They read your mind, they know your intentions. The prejudicor
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cloaking is something I see constantly by the riverbank. I
don't want to give out my location, but my gut
feeling with them is that as long as you're not
some trick to happy you know who Ray Henry running
around with a shotgun calling it a sport, you'd be
okay unless you're getting its way during a hunt. I
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would agree with that. I would say that most people
believe that all animals, you know, creatures are positive in
some way, and that's just not the case, you know,
And it might be that that creature is and we
do something that triggers a response. So if they got
young near them, or maybe they were sick or ill
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or something, and we go bounding in there all dressed
in camo with kit that looks like guns and stuff,
then you're not going to get like this lovely, you know,
kind of exchange. Any animal, cornered, human beings included, will
fight for their life to get out, you know. Missus
Kent Scott said, Hi, Deb, my son's just told me
the fact that you might be interested in. Joel Heineck
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is a Hollywood specials effects director and he created the
design of the preducer's camouflage effect for the film, and
he won an Academy Award for that. Joel is the
son of Jay Allen Heineck, who originated the close Encounter
hierarchy for categorizing interactions with aliens. Dr heine was a
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professor of astronomy at Northwestern University and was also the
director of Project Blue Book for the US Military. Maybe Joel,
who grew up during the time his father was head
of Blue Book was privy to his father's classified information.
Stay safe, Leanne, New Hampshire, USA. And then we have
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a comment left. I checked the skies. I told the
story of my childhood and on two separate occasions, the
story of my friends that saw a huge man with
green skin in nineteen eighty nine. I was told that
I was a fantasist and that green men just didn't
exist in real life, only on churches and old mythological stories.
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I said, why would anyone just wake up and decide
just to make all this up? I was there. I
saw their faces when they told the story, their eyes, reactions,
stuttery speech of terrified friends that got up close to
it when it snapped a branch. Now, after looking into
the subjects of crypto zoology, you know cryptism more, it's
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possible that the green man could have semi transparent or
translucent type skin. And this has been reported by professional
people given their names, location testimony, and details in the thousands.
By now, the Predator movie style camouflage has been seen many,
many times. So strange that people think they know everything
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in this world and never mind any overlapping worlds. We
cannot see our visual spectrum. The world is so much
more than we can see just our eyes. No Cash said.
When I saw it, it looked a bit like a
special effect from the Predator film, but on a much
lower budget, more like a dense pillar of mist, if
(47:12):
not far the other activity going in the areas as
I thought it was a ghost. In actual fact, when
I was looking at it trying to figure it out,
I thought, well, that's the ghost, but it wasn't. I
know it wasn't a ghost because it used a recycle
unit as a safety barrier between us. It was peeking
over the top of it, and then it rose to
(47:34):
what I presume was full heighth, no fear, just some
mutual curiosity. I think spooky. Electric said. I've heard many
similar accounts on David Powell Eidi's channel of almost invisible,
shimmering type beings that many described as looking like the
alien creature and Predator or the glimmer Man. Absolutely terrifying.
(47:57):
But I can't even imagine what these beings are. I
know when Arthur called Steph Young wrote with these beings
and she called them an invisible presador in the woods,
which is fascinating reading if you want to read it.
Bone Nutt said, the glimmer man cloaked cryptids, and there
was a curious case where a suspected dog man killed
(48:18):
a day and the carcass was put in front of
a trail cam. A localized mist came in on camera
around the day and the miss left and the carcass
was gone. So they can cloak turning to kind of
compressed energy forms like ARBs. And miss Ab said for
(48:40):
anyone who wants to know about these glimmer man beings
and needs to listen to Mark about an interview on
Big Photographer. These beings hunted him and were about to
kill him, but through an act of God, he was
able to save himself. He gave him PTSD and he
will not go towards any woods anymore. In the interview,
you'll be able to tell how messed up this incident
(49:02):
made him the fair he felt. He was a big
foot researcher in Florida at the time. That's how these
beans found him. These beans are called zetas or zetas,
I'm not really sure how to pronounce it, and they
are a hybrid race of beings who were given our
national forests to other people. They are partly responsible for
(49:25):
some of the missing form ones. They're the fourth dimensional
beings who are very evil, and they're cloaked most of
the time, and they're in the hills and in the forest.
Oh can you imagine opening the front door and something
like that was in your garden and you're kind of
(49:46):
in the middle of nowhere. You know, I don't care
even if he was in the city, and the experience
sometimes I'd be absolutely terrified. And I've taken reports to
people who've seen them in cities, you know, or alongside
roadways or down near the river, you know, when they've
been driving the car or the van. I wish I
knew just how many of these reports are out there
(50:08):
in the UK. I'd love to compile them all together
in one place and just see just how many people
have experienced them. But for tonight, let's bring it to
an end now, and I will see you guys in
two weeks time. As we get older and more and
(50:28):
more accounts coming, I'm finding it really hard to keep
up with the pace of weekly YouTube. So I think
just for the next couple of months, I'll have a
bit of a break and get ready to tie things up.
I will only be releasing a video once every two weeks,
but I will do a live stream at some point
during the weeks where I'm not on, so you know
you will be seeing me. I've got a lot of
(50:50):
shorts to put out and small things on there on YouTube.
So if you're listening on the podcast, pop off and
to YouTube and subscribe, and we really appreciate that, then
you won't miss out on any of the new things.
We've not coming so until two weeks time, and I
will be back at the same time as the same day.
(51:11):
Good Night everyone, m.
Speaker 2 (51:17):
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