Tonight's guest is Kirk Read Kirk, Welcome to the show. Thank you,
Rick, it's good to be here. What's great having you. Thank you
for your time. Kirk, Please give us a brief bio on yourself.
Well, sixty four year old welding engineer, was exposed to cryptids at eighteen
years old with a sighting of a big boot and been researching into the cryptids
ever since and have had many encounters. The deeper I dig into them,
the more different types of cryptids it seems that there are. But a lot
of my encounters have been with dog men. It's funny how that works.
It's a lot like an onion once you start peeling back layers. You know
that is. And you mentioned your occupation for the people who are complaining about
that best of episode. Last Friday night. I had an interview scheduled with
Kirk that I was going to hear last Friday, but unfortunately had a mishabit
work. What happened to you, Kirk? Well, unfortunately I was having
to take a part out of a large industrial grinder. I had an inch
and fifteen sixteenth wrench which is about nad a little over two foot long,
and instead of wishing the wrench to loosen the bolt, I had to pull
against it. I had a lot of pressure on it. The wrench slipped
off, came back, hit me in the jaw, knock two of my
teeth out. I actually swallowed one of them and fractured my jaw. Oh
no, how's your recovery? Well, I'm still sore, but it's getting
better. Well, Thank goodness for that Holy cow. All things considered,
how dangerous do you think dogman are? Kirk? I think they get,
to some extent a bad rap. But let's face it, anything that has
teeth and has claws can be a killer. Would I want to go up
against one now? Not really. I've had one within two and a half
foot of me, maybe you put at the most. It growled at me,
but then it turned around and ran away, so it could have easily
killed me right then, had it wanted to. I'm not saying that these
things are something you said around a campfire, saying kumbayyah with It's good to
have a healthy respect for them, but I don't think that they are as
dangerous as people make them out to be. There not the werewolf for the
most part, that people associate with them. I couldn't agree more with everything
you said. For some reason, people listen to the show and they get
this impression that I think you can see kumbaya with them and hang out with
them and everything will be fine. I'm never going to tell any witness that
dog me and are safe to be around. I just bring light to the
fact that when this witness had an encounter where a dog man was one step
away from them, allow that person to leave without a scratch. This eyewitness
over here has something very similar happened, where the dog man had them dead
rights, terrified them, but never harm them. I'll tell of those eyewitnesses.
Yes, that dog man he had to dead rights, but he proved
with his own actions that he didn't want to hurt you. That's not to
say that all dogmen are that way. That is exactly right. I've got
no doubts there ah dogmen out there that are just dangerous as all get out
to be around. I'm never going to say that's not the case. But
unfortunately, there are quite a few people who listen to the show that have
got that twisted for some reason. So I just wanted to put that out
there. You put a lot of research into the query. Goodsy murder Kirk.
For the people who don't know about that case, please talk us through
that in any opinions you might have on one happened and well Corey gats He
was a thirteen and a half year old boy down in Kentucky just south of
Hazzard, Kentucky slightly and he went into his bedroom one day to do his
homework when the mother called him for dinner. On behold, he wasn't.
There was called dispatch cars to look for him, which was a very odd
thing that they would dispatch cars so easily, so quickly. But the law
enforcement, the first responders all searched for him, could not find him.
The next day they actually researched on the same area that they did, and
they found him about a quarter mile behind his house up the hill, dead,
partially consumed his stomach and his intestinal area was where the attack, shall
we say, was concentrated. For lack of a better term, they defined
it as canine injuries. The sure, I'm sorry, the police chief of
the town actually said that it was a pack of wild dogs. They caught
five quote wild dogs and had him put down right away without testing them.
One dog was a French bulled which was thirteen pounds. There were two Corgis
which were each about twenty one to twenty two pounds. There was a standard
poodle that weighed almost forty pounds, and then there was a Labrador retriever which
was a sixty pound animal. All of them are a good natured breed,
and all of them appeared to be good natured dogs when they captured them.
But yet those are the animals that were blamed on a supposedly drug Cory up
the side of this hill a quarter mile and I was there. I walked
up the hill. Don't get me wrong, It's not an easy walk,
but it would be an impossibility for all five of those dogs bind to drag
Cory up that hill. They just would not have the strength required. And
on top of that, there were no drag marks at all. It was
as if something carried him up there. And as I say, he was
not found the day that he disappeared. He was not found till the next
day in the area that they had already searched. So where he was between
the initial search and the second search when they located the body is totally beyond
me. Outside of his bedroom window, and the bedroom window was open.
There were large kanine prints seen. When I say large, they were approximately
six inches in diameter, which puts it out of the realm of being any
domesticated dog, puts it out of the realm of being any normal wolf.
So with that being said, there's pretty much only one thing that leaves a
canine print that size, and that would be a dog man. Can you
imagine what that poor kid went through? Wow, I can't even imagine it.
The fear and him had to be just astronomical. And then he was
consumed alive. They determined he was still alive during the attack on his midsection
and his intestines being eaten horrible. Doesn't do a justice poor kid. Yeah.
I remember when that happened and all the buzz about that when had happened.
But sure it didn't take free long before the buzz died off. I
wonder if it was intentionally hushed or it was natural. Nope, I was
actually when I was down there poking into things, digging around, I was
actually unofficially escorted out of the city by a police officer. I was told
there was nothing there to see, nothing there to find, that they had
taken care of everything, and that they don't take kindly to people know in
their own but I can tell you this, to this day, they are
still picking up any dog that they deem as astray and destroying immediately. And
the reason I actually started looking into the Godsy case, I was somewhat aware
of it, but a lady called me from the dog pound and she wanted
me to look into this and see if I could potentially proved that it was
not stray dogs because they were killing all these dogs unjustly. And when I
found out about all the dogs that had been killed, even after those five
dogs, that's when I decided that there had to be a lot more to
it, and so I took a trip down there and spent four and a
half days. You're not easy to deter, that's for sure, and that's
admirable. You started researching cryptids in nineteen seventy seven after a bigfoot sighting you
had. Recently, we're recorded an episode of My Bigfoot Sighting where you talked
about that sighting as well as other big foot sightings you've had. On that
show, Kirk talks about that first sighting as well as any country he had
with a juvenile They grabbed him by his ankle and gave him injuries that he
still suffers from present day. That episode of My Bigfoot Sighting's going to drop
tonight at the same time this episode of dog Me Encounters did. If you'd
like to check out that episode, please go to the description for tonight showing
you'll find a link to it. You know two boys who killed a dog
mean in twenty twelve, Kirk, What did they tell you about how their
experience played out? Well, they were actually out deer hunting before deer season.
They were going to what we called jack a dare, which means pocha
dare, simply because they were both from poor families, they were out on
ATVs. One was armed with a eleven hundred shotgun, which is a semi
itematic. The other was armed with a eight seventy shotgun, which is a
pump. They went at night, about one thirty in the morning to a
field where they knew dere were known to grays, and they parked their ats.
They got off them, they started to walk into the field because they
saw eyes. They were going to sneak up on these deer and see if
they couldn't get a couple as they started to sneak up on the deer.
The one decided he would use a spotlight on him. And a lot of
times, if you hit a deer with a spotlight, it'll just freeze and
stand there for a minute. You have a very easy time getting a shot
off. That's why spotlighting deer is illegal. But when he shined the spotlight
on it, lo and behold, it wasn't a deer. It was about
eight and a half to nine foot tall dog man and it started to charge
at him. When it got within a about eighty yards of them, they
both started firing at it. They expended a total of thirteen rounds of deer
slugs. They hit it eight times before it finally was down, and it
literally fell the last two shots they put in it. It was less than
fifteen foot away from them. Now they went back to town. They got
a buddy of theirs after some coaxing and convincing that they actually had just killed
a monster and if he would take his four wheel drive truck with the wench
out there and retrieve the body, they could all be millionaires. When they
got out there to retrieve the body, five black subs followed them in and
they were from the government. They told them, took each one into a
sub separately, read them the Riot Act, told them they were going to
put them in jail. They were going to put their families in jail,
they were gonna take their hunting rights forever, they were going to just everything
you can imagine to terrorize a seventeen year old kid. It makes you wonder
what was more traumatic for them, having that eight to nine foot tall dog
men charging them, or what followed after with the suits. Well, quite
frankly, when I talked to the one, the other one ended up odeing.
But every time I talked to the one, he brings up the black
subs more than he does the dog man. And as he says, it's
not some much that it was traumatizing, that it absolutely made him so mad
he could spit nails. That the government knows about these the government was able
to respond, and the government will not tell people about him. And as
he always brings up the question, we told nobody, how did they know?
And it's a valid question. That is a valid question. A lot
of people propose the idea that maybe these guys have chips in them, and
when they're killed, maybe some hollow signals sent out. It does make you
wonder, and I've thought the same thing at times. I mean, I'm
not sure, but I can tell you also that dog men have been around
four thousands a year, so they're not anything new. So I would have
to assume or guess, shall we say that the ones that have chips in
them, of course, are ones that our government has altered or possibly even
raised. And then there's always the dogmen that you find out in the wilderness,
shall we call it? That is just a normal dog man. Now,
which one of the two is the most dangerous? I don't know.
You raise some really good points. It cracks me up when people pose the
idea of the dogmen or just something that's been created in the test tube,
and that explains a whole phenomenon. But like I said, they've been around
so much longer than we've had the technology to come close to genetically splice DNA
and do what would be required to actually produce aged men in a laboratory.
So yeah, I think there are two different directions we're talking about here.
You've got the dog men that have been around the whole time, and then
you probably do have some that are straight out of a test tube. Yep.
And that's truthfully exactly what I believe. The very sad fact is when
you do see one, you don't know what it is. Yeah, that's
a good point. In nineteen eighty two, you heard about the werewolf of
London, Ohio. Kirk, How do you hear about it? And what
can you tell us about it? Okay? The Werewolf of London, Ohio
was said to be a werewolf that was stalking the local area. London,
Ohio is kind of southwestern Ohio, somewhere down around Dayton. Anyways, I
had heard about it because the quote werewolf who they said was the werewolf actually
died and then the werewolf disappeared after this man died. Well, I was
at that point in time still trying to wrap my head around the big foot
thing. And I actually had read an article, just small article, and
I want to say, the Cleveland Press or Cleveland play Deal or one of
those two papers, and I figured, I'm all go down there and talk
to the people, see if what I saw matches what they saw. I
don't think this was a werewolf I saw, but maybe it is. So
that was in the late fall that I encountered that newspaper article, and in
the spring of eighty three is when I went down there and I talked to
people. Some people did not want to talk. Some people said that they
didn't believe it. I did get to talk to half a dozen people that
actually had seen it, and I had talked to the owner of the gas
station that the guy worked at that they blamed for being the werewolf. All
the owner of the gas station could say it was well, the man showed
up one day wanting a job. I had an opening, so I hired
him. That he really didn't like to be around any people, and that
we'd do enough business with tires, tire repairs and such that I was able
to keep him back in the mechanics shop just fixing tires and such. I
didn't have to pay him a lot. Don't know where he lived. He
would walk to work, he'd be here when we got here, and he
would walk home. We've offered him rides, he would never accept him.
And everybody that I talked to that actually saw the werewolf in the werewolf form,
there was no doubt it was a dog man was not what I had
seen that, like I said, I ended up finding out was sasquatch,
bigfoot, whatever you want to call it. So that was the start of
the second crypto. Now I had to research, and you know it's hard
enough researching one trying to concentrate on it. Now you've got your interests peeked
down a second one, and you can't let go of the first one.
So now you spend twice as much time doing it. Yeah, it's shall
we say addictive, Maybe you want that knowledge. But the the house that
George the werewolf lived in, and now I'm gonna call him George because I
really don't remember his name, but the house that he lived and had one
room in it that was actually lined with five eight six steel plate, the
entire room. Now, the police, when they went to a shall we
call it well being, check on this man because he had not shown up
for work for a few days and they had an idea where he lived.
When they found the house and went in and they found him in there,
they also found the room there were scratches, deep scratches in that solid steel
plate that could not quote be made by any animal. So it seems like
somebody was actually helping this man and was trying to control him when he would
change into the werewolf. They seemed to have been locking him in this room,
and the scratches were made by him trying to get out of the room.
But nobody ever knew who the Oprah was, although I did get a
very good description of a red haired lady. Never could find her for sure,
But and of course when he died, she disappeared. Thank goodness for
that room. Huh. It does make you wonder if there ever any knights
when maybe he was out when he transformed. I hope that's not the keys,
but you never know. Well, there's without a doubt, there's nights
that he was out. He was actually tracked back to this house by a
neighbor that lived about a mile and a half away that he would, as
a werewolf, be over basically terrorizing him, and they tracked his tracks right
back to this house. And that actually was how the police knew where this
house was to go do the wellbeing check. That's right, Yeah, The
couple's names were Keith and Diane, if I remember correctly, Yeah, I
believe you do. Can you imagine how bad it would be to have a
werewolf lurking around your property like that dogment or bad enough? But to actually
have a bonified werewolf. That's not good. Yeah, exactly. If you've
had a dog Meant encounter, would like to speak with me about it,
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my Bigfoot Sighting dot com and let me know. All right, Kurt,
please tell us about your own encounters. Now give us several less detail that
comes to mind. No, okay. My very first dog man encounter I
had got a new two was an eight jeep Liberty. Was exactly perfect what
I wanted. I took it over right after picking it up and went over
to my buddy's house to show him. As I'm over there, he has
a very long driveway. It's about a hundred yards long. It is only
one lane wide. There is no place to turn around, so if you
pull in the driveway you have to back back out. As you're backing out,
there are woods to the left of you and a big open field to
the right of you. So after I got done showing off my new ride,
I was backing out and in the trees, I kind of catch a
glimpse of something moving. Didn't think anything of it. Thought it was a
deer. We have plenty of deer here in Pennsylvania, so I just I
continued backing out. As I get to the end of the driveway, I
cut my wheels to go out onto the road, stop, start to throw
the car and drive, and lightning quick, this thing comes and literally jumped
across the hood of that jeep, landed right beside the driver's door of it.
I'm sitting there with the window down. Its face is looking in at
me about two and a half maybe three foot away. It kind of growls
and shows its teeth, and I'm just absolutely frozen. I'm not knowing what
to do. Do you know the smart thing to do would have been throat
and driving, stump on the throttle, But at that point in time,
you know, I'm not even knowing what to do. Like I said,
it shows its teeth, kind of growls, turns, takes two steps.
The first step was across the road onto the embankment. The second step was
up the embankment to the top of it, and then it just jumped and
it was back into the woods and there I am still just sitting there trying
to trying to figure out what just happened. You know, how do you
press something like that? So that was my absolute first face to face with
a dog man. So now after the sasquatch finding out about the werewolf of
London, Ohio, now after seeing a dog man for myself in person so
close I could have reached out and touched and I could feel his breath against
me. I will never forget to smell out his breath. But that's regardless.
So now that just gives me more. I've got to search more.
I've got to look into start really going out doing research. Over the years,
I've had several different partners that were research partners with me. The second
encounter happened down in Braxton County, West Virginia. As Men. The guy
that was with me, we were walking into this one holler and literally we
heard a growl. And when I say a growl, it sounded exactly like
a dog, only like through a megaphone amplified a hundred times. I mean,
the lung power on it had to be astronomical. That one. We
were We were in a way fortunate because we didn't have an encounter as per
se other than the growl, and that was a very good thing, because
as nasty as the growl sounded, I probably would not have wanted to run
into that one. I'm moving forward. I was at a location about thirty
miles from my house and slightly northern Pennsylvania. Was out there scouting for deer
hunting areas, had permission from the property owner. I was walking down this
one trail. Up in front of me about seventy five there lays a gray
wolf. I'm thinking, and I mean very large gray wolf, which shouldn't
be here in Pennsylvania. So of course I froze in my tracks and I
was unarmed, had a knife on me. That was about it. Because
it wasn't a hunting season yet or anything, and I was not expecting anything
to be out there. So I figure, okay, I'm just gonna back
away slowly, you know, I don't want to do the flight thing and
then become prey. So I start back away and this thing gets up on
all fours like a normal wolf, like it's gonna you know, I'm thinking,
maybe it's gonna come at me, or maybe I'm gonna be lucky.
And it's gonna head the other way. Well, then from four legs it
stands up to two turns, and thank god it walked away from instead of
at me. And there again, as soon as it started walking away,
I started running. You know, there is no valor when there's no reason
to try to challenge one. If you can get away from it, you're
best off. Now. Probably one of the scariest ones, and not just
for me, but for the dog man. Also just happened a couple of
years ago, maybe four or five years ago. Man a very good friend,
Hank, he was a researcher with me, actually helped found Northeast Crypted
Investigations. We were down at one of our standard investigating areas. It was
a cool, rainy day. Not much was going on, so we had
brought our four wheelers with us and we decided we'd go out for a little
ride. Well, Hank does like to drink beer, and that's not a
good thing usually riding a four wheeler and drinking beer. But he was well.
When we get back to camp, it's approximately nine thirty ten o'clock maybe
a little later. The fires went out, So we had brought two five
gallon cans of gasoline for the four wheelers and a five gallon can of diesel
fuel to use to start the fires with. Well, as I say,
Hankhead had a few too many beers, I guess, and instead of grabbing
the can of diesel fuel, he grabbed a gas can and poured about three
gallons of gasoline on what was going to become the fire, and then let
it while it blew up. We had flames shooting thirty thirty five ft in
the air. There was a very large clump of weeds just off to the
would have been would have been my left, his right, but there was
the large clump of weeds. When this fire blew up, a dog man
jumped up on two legs that was hiding behind this clump of weeds and took
off running, snapping four inch diameter branches off of the trees as it ran
up the hillside through woods. We really did not want to follow it because
it was dark. Didn't follow it as per se. We went up,
looked a little bit, says okay, it's gone. We didn't get any
sleep that night to speak of, even though we took turns, you know,
each one staying alike to be on guard. And let the other one
sleep still when it was your turn to sleep, you didn't sleep in the
morning when it was daylight. Then we actually went and saw what kind of
damage it was able to do. And the one that sticks out in my
mind the most as a fact, there was a black walnut tree that had
a our inch diameter branch at about six and a half foot off the ground,
and this thing snapped that off like it was a twig when it ran
through the amount of power it would have taken to snap a four inch branch
off a black walnut, it's unfathomable that a human could do it. And
like I said, you know, we both saw clear as day that this
was no human. This was a dog man. It was probably seven and
a half tight foot tall. I have had maybe four or five others,
but they've just been shall we say, minor sightings. Were holl be out
in the woods and you can hear something and you just catch a glimpse of
it that it's trailing you, but you really don't have an encounter. The
other real good encounter was I had a guest researcher out of Ohio down a
couple of years ago who thought she wanted to see a dog man. Thought
she was ready to see a dog man. She was on the back of
my four wheeler. We were going to get cigarettes because her and her fiance
hadn't brought any cigarettes, even though they smoke. So there was a very
old barn right beside the trail we were going down. The door was not
what you would call open, not really off. The door was kind of
hanging. It was one of those sliding doors, and it was kind of
hanging. One hinge was on. One hinge was off to where the door
would only maybe open about seven or eight foot instead of the probably fifteen foot
that it did. And because of the type of trail it was and where
we were, we were only going maybe maybe fifteen mile an hour. I
am the type that I'm always looking around. I keep my head on a
swivel, shall we say, as I am out and about, because you
never know what you're going to see. And this guest researcher she was doing
the same. As we come up to this barn. Long behold, this
barn's only fifteen foot from the edge of the trail, and there is a
big black dog man and ready to pounce on us. Because we were on
the four wheeler. I hit the gas as hard as it would go.
We got out of there. That was fortunate that, like I say,
it was ready to pounce and I was not ready to be dinner. But
I believe that might have been what it had in mind. And there again
it may have been a bluff charge, but it did come out after us.
Like I say, I had to throw a line of that or wheeler
just as hard as I could, and we actually got up to about sixty
two mile an hour getting away from it, and until we were above about
forty mile an hour, it was still catching us. If that isn't a
brown shorts moment, I don't know what is. Yeah, exactly, Well,
for the guest researcher, it was definitely a wet shorts moment. Oh
no, I believe it, and rightfully so, yep, yeah, I
mean that particular one. I can't say it wasn't a bluff charge, but
you know we were already by it. It would have had no reason to
do a bluff charge to us. That's why I don't believe it had any
good intentions. In my opinion, if it really wanted you, it could
have very easily allowed you to go past, even it could have come up
behind you, or you never would have had a chance to make a round
for it in the first place. But that's just my opinion, right,
and that's the possibility too. We'll never know that one way or another,
for sure. That's a good point. When that dog me and Luke Duke
did across the hood of your liberty, did it cause any damage? Now?
It cleared the hood completely? I mean literally. Do you remember that
old show The six million Dollar Man? Oh? Yeah, I used to
watch it all the time. Okay, Well, the way it jumped was
almost the way the six million Dollar Man jumped. I mean it just massive
leg strength, and it cleared the top of the hood of the jeep by
probably a good two and a half foot easily. And surprisingly the way it
landed it was not awkward. It did not stumble when it landed. Its
feet were perfectly just. I guess you'd say a perfect landing. How tall
would you say that one was? That was good seven and a half foot?
You know, at times, looking back at question was it really that
big? And then at times I stopped and think, well, when it
turned and bounded away, you know, it stood up and literally the jeep
is pretty tall and basically from the armpits up was above the rope of the
jeep. So it probably was about seven seven and a half. N Oh,
yeah, well more can you tell us about its appearance? Its appearance,
it was a very dark brown, not solid colored, shall we say.
It had some splotchiness to it where it almost looked like the fur was
thinner in some areas some other almost as if you could see skin through the
fur, like maybe it had mange or something, or like it had been
fighting with something and lost some fur. Arms were very long. It had
not really hands, but hands kind of like a raccoon's. It's hair.
It sunk. Let me put a tea like that it's hair. And some
spots were matted. In some spots we're not matted, like it really could
have used a good trip to a dog grill murder. Shall we say?
It had pretty big upper body. Its waist was narrow for the size of
its shoulders. Its legs were bent what we call it backwards bend like a
dog's leg is. And you know it just it was puzzling. Well,
I'm sure it was. What did you know this about its teeth? Though?
There were lots of them. They seemed to be very large, and
they were very pointy, not like a dog's teeth. It okay, a
dog has basically the two canines top and bottom, while this had four upper
canines. And to me that was you shall always say, just that much
more scary because that takes it kind of out of being well, let's just
say you don't know what it is. But on other hand, looking back
at it and thinking about other things as teeth very much did mimic what a
coyote's teeth are like, only a whole lot larger. Yeah, I'm sure
that's the site you're never going to forget. Do you think all dogmen are
flesh and blood creatures or do you think some might be supernatural beings. I
think all dog men are flesh and blood creatures. Now, with that being
said, I'm not going to say that a dogman and a werewolf are the
same thing, because I don't think they are, and an actual werewolf I
believe as a ape shifter. The Native Americans believe that, and because of
the fact I am part Native American, you know, I have to go
along with their beliefs for the simple fact that they've dealt with these things for
thousands of years. Native Americans know so much more about dog men, sasquatch
you name with them, we're ever going to know. So they've forgotten more
than we're ever going to know about them. Oh, exactly right. Do
you think dog men are responsible for most of the missing person cases? Kirk?
I wouldn't say most of them. I would say dog man account for
a portion of them. I believe sasquatch accounts for a portion of them.
And there's other things out there that we've seen that I don't even know what
they are, and I would have to assume they account for a portion.
And there again, on some of the missing persons cases, I believe that
they may be criminal activity and that the police just haven't found the bodies.
You know, I don't think you can lump anyone into anyone category. It's
a combination of all you know about. Something in the woods you see is
worse to encounter than a dog, met or sasquatch. Please expand on that,
for us feral humans, the most dangerous creature in the woods is a
human. We have an Appalachian mountains, which I live in Appalachian Mountains.
We have feral people. There are feral people on the West Coast, in
the mountains, there are feral people pretty well anywhere that they can be that
they can survive and survive undetected, including in White Mountains up in New York
and such. What makes a feral person so dangerous is their mind. They
are able to think like a human because they are a human. We don't
know how dog man thinks, we don't know how Bigfoot thinks. We know
how a human thinks. And the one particular run end that I know that
you're referencing, when the five of them were standing outside the shelter, talking
back and forth amongst themselves in what appeared to be their own language, was
an uno distinguishable language, like they were trying to decide who gets what piece
to eat when they kill them. But fortunately they do understand what a gun
is. And well, let's just say, sometimes you make it out and
you're glad that you did, and you never want to go back. And
when you report to encounter to the police, they really don't even care because
I'm sure it wasn't the first report. Imagine being that guy. That's a
bad spot to find yourself in. If you'd like to be able to listen
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com Ford Slash Podcast. What's about time for us to get out of here,
Kirk. But before we do, do you have any closing comments you'd
like to share, including promoting your show, Abnormal Investigations. Yes, I'm
the co host of Abnormal Investigations. Come join us, listen to our shows.
You will be educated, and you will be entertained. And I will
go ahead and let you in on a show that is going to drop on
the twenty eighth of October. We will actually have a professional vampire hunter on,
a man that makes his living hunting vampires and travels the worldwide. Imagine
the things that he's experienced and seen. I can only imagine. Yeah,
tomorrow we will do a short show somewhat on vampires, and that's just the
people primed up a little bit. And then in September we'll do one more
short show on vampires. And then as I say this, professional vampire hunter
comes on October twenty eighth and time for Halloween. And he actually right now
is in South America on a vampire hunt for six weeks. He doesn't frighten
easily, does he. No, not at all. No, i'd say
he doesn't. Well, Kirk, I can't thank you enough for coming on
and sharing the details of your experiences as well as the others that you told
us about tonight. I really appreciate it. Not a problem at all.
I appreciate you having me on. Oh, you're welcome. You are welcome.
Well, Thanks against so much for your time and have a great night.