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Tonight's guest is Kirk Read Kirk,
Welcome to the show. Thank you,

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Rick, it's good to be here. What's great having you. Thank you

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for your time. Kirk, Please
give us a brief bio on yourself.

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Well, sixty four year old welding
engineer, was exposed to cryptids at eighteen

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years old with a sighting of a
big boot and been researching into the cryptids

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ever since and have had many encounters. The deeper I dig into them,

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the more different types of cryptids it
seems that there are. But a lot

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of my encounters have been with dog
men. It's funny how that works.

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It's a lot like an onion once
you start peeling back layers. You know

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that is. And you mentioned your
occupation for the people who are complaining about

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that best of episode. Last Friday
night. I had an interview scheduled with

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Kirk that I was going to hear
last Friday, but unfortunately had a mishabit

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work. What happened to you,
Kirk? Well, unfortunately I was having

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to take a part out of a
large industrial grinder. I had an inch

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and fifteen sixteenth wrench which is about
nad a little over two foot long,

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and instead of wishing the wrench to
loosen the bolt, I had to pull

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against it. I had a lot
of pressure on it. The wrench slipped

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off, came back, hit me
in the jaw, knock two of my

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teeth out. I actually swallowed one
of them and fractured my jaw. Oh

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no, how's your recovery? Well, I'm still sore, but it's getting

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better. Well, Thank goodness for
that Holy cow. All things considered,

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how dangerous do you think dogman are? Kirk? I think they get,

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to some extent a bad rap.
But let's face it, anything that has

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teeth and has claws can be a
killer. Would I want to go up

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against one now? Not really.
I've had one within two and a half

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foot of me, maybe you put
at the most. It growled at me,

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but then it turned around and ran
away, so it could have easily

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killed me right then, had it
wanted to. I'm not saying that these

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things are something you said around a
campfire, saying kumbayyah with It's good to

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have a healthy respect for them,
but I don't think that they are as

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dangerous as people make them out to
be. There not the werewolf for the

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most part, that people associate with
them. I couldn't agree more with everything

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you said. For some reason,
people listen to the show and they get

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this impression that I think you can
see kumbaya with them and hang out with

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them and everything will be fine.
I'm never going to tell any witness that

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dog me and are safe to be
around. I just bring light to the

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fact that when this witness had an
encounter where a dog man was one step

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away from them, allow that person
to leave without a scratch. This eyewitness

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over here has something very similar happened, where the dog man had them dead

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rights, terrified them, but never
harm them. I'll tell of those eyewitnesses.

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Yes, that dog man he had
to dead rights, but he proved

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with his own actions that he didn't
want to hurt you. That's not to

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say that all dogmen are that way. That is exactly right. I've got

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no doubts there ah dogmen out there
that are just dangerous as all get out

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to be around. I'm never going
to say that's not the case. But

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unfortunately, there are quite a few
people who listen to the show that have

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got that twisted for some reason.
So I just wanted to put that out

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there. You put a lot of
research into the query. Goodsy murder Kirk.

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For the people who don't know about
that case, please talk us through

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that in any opinions you might have
on one happened and well Corey gats He

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was a thirteen and a half year
old boy down in Kentucky just south of

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Hazzard, Kentucky slightly and he went
into his bedroom one day to do his

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homework when the mother called him for
dinner. On behold, he wasn't.

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There was called dispatch cars to look
for him, which was a very odd

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thing that they would dispatch cars so
easily, so quickly. But the law

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enforcement, the first responders all searched
for him, could not find him.

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The next day they actually researched on
the same area that they did, and

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they found him about a quarter mile
behind his house up the hill, dead,

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partially consumed his stomach and his intestinal
area was where the attack, shall

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we say, was concentrated. For
lack of a better term, they defined

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it as canine injuries. The sure, I'm sorry, the police chief of

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the town actually said that it was
a pack of wild dogs. They caught

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five quote wild dogs and had him
put down right away without testing them.

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One dog was a French bulled which
was thirteen pounds. There were two Corgis

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which were each about twenty one to
twenty two pounds. There was a standard

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poodle that weighed almost forty pounds,
and then there was a Labrador retriever which

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was a sixty pound animal. All
of them are a good natured breed,

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and all of them appeared to be
good natured dogs when they captured them.

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But yet those are the animals that
were blamed on a supposedly drug Cory up

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the side of this hill a quarter
mile and I was there. I walked

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up the hill. Don't get me
wrong, It's not an easy walk,

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but it would be an impossibility for
all five of those dogs bind to drag

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Cory up that hill. They just
would not have the strength required. And

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on top of that, there were
no drag marks at all. It was

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as if something carried him up there. And as I say, he was

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not found the day that he disappeared. He was not found till the next

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day in the area that they had
already searched. So where he was between

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the initial search and the second search
when they located the body is totally beyond

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me. Outside of his bedroom window, and the bedroom window was open.

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There were large kanine prints seen.
When I say large, they were approximately

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six inches in diameter, which puts
it out of the realm of being any

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domesticated dog, puts it out of
the realm of being any normal wolf.

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So with that being said, there's
pretty much only one thing that leaves a

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canine print that size, and that
would be a dog man. Can you

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imagine what that poor kid went through? Wow, I can't even imagine it.

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The fear and him had to be
just astronomical. And then he was

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consumed alive. They determined he was
still alive during the attack on his midsection

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and his intestines being eaten horrible.
Doesn't do a justice poor kid. Yeah.

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I remember when that happened and all
the buzz about that when had happened.

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But sure it didn't take free long
before the buzz died off. I

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wonder if it was intentionally hushed or
it was natural. Nope, I was

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actually when I was down there poking
into things, digging around, I was

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actually unofficially escorted out of the city
by a police officer. I was told

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there was nothing there to see,
nothing there to find, that they had

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taken care of everything, and that
they don't take kindly to people know in

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their own but I can tell you
this, to this day, they are

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still picking up any dog that they
deem as astray and destroying immediately. And

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the reason I actually started looking into
the Godsy case, I was somewhat aware

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of it, but a lady called
me from the dog pound and she wanted

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me to look into this and see
if I could potentially proved that it was

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not stray dogs because they were killing
all these dogs unjustly. And when I

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found out about all the dogs that
had been killed, even after those five

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dogs, that's when I decided that
there had to be a lot more to

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it, and so I took a
trip down there and spent four and a

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half days. You're not easy to
deter, that's for sure, and that's

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admirable. You started researching cryptids in
nineteen seventy seven after a bigfoot sighting you

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had. Recently, we're recorded an
episode of My Bigfoot Sighting where you talked

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about that sighting as well as other
big foot sightings you've had. On that

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show, Kirk talks about that first
sighting as well as any country he had

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with a juvenile They grabbed him by
his ankle and gave him injuries that he

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still suffers from present day. That
episode of My Bigfoot Sighting's going to drop

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tonight at the same time this episode
of dog Me Encounters did. If you'd

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like to check out that episode,
please go to the description for tonight showing

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you'll find a link to it.
You know two boys who killed a dog

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mean in twenty twelve, Kirk,
What did they tell you about how their

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experience played out? Well, they
were actually out deer hunting before deer season.

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They were going to what we called
jack a dare, which means pocha

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dare, simply because they were both
from poor families, they were out on

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ATVs. One was armed with a
eleven hundred shotgun, which is a semi

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itematic. The other was armed with
a eight seventy shotgun, which is a

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pump. They went at night,
about one thirty in the morning to a

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field where they knew dere were known
to grays, and they parked their ats.

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They got off them, they started
to walk into the field because they

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saw eyes. They were going to
sneak up on these deer and see if

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they couldn't get a couple as they
started to sneak up on the deer.

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The one decided he would use a
spotlight on him. And a lot of

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times, if you hit a deer
with a spotlight, it'll just freeze and

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stand there for a minute. You
have a very easy time getting a shot

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off. That's why spotlighting deer is
illegal. But when he shined the spotlight

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on it, lo and behold,
it wasn't a deer. It was about

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eight and a half to nine foot
tall dog man and it started to charge

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at him. When it got within
a about eighty yards of them, they

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both started firing at it. They
expended a total of thirteen rounds of deer

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slugs. They hit it eight times
before it finally was down, and it

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literally fell the last two shots they
put in it. It was less than

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fifteen foot away from them. Now
they went back to town. They got

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a buddy of theirs after some coaxing
and convincing that they actually had just killed

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a monster and if he would take
his four wheel drive truck with the wench

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out there and retrieve the body,
they could all be millionaires. When they

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got out there to retrieve the body, five black subs followed them in and

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they were from the government. They
told them, took each one into a

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sub separately, read them the Riot
Act, told them they were going to

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put them in jail. They were
going to put their families in jail,

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they were gonna take their hunting rights
forever, they were going to just everything

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you can imagine to terrorize a seventeen
year old kid. It makes you wonder

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what was more traumatic for them,
having that eight to nine foot tall dog

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men charging them, or what followed
after with the suits. Well, quite

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frankly, when I talked to the
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But every time I talked to the
one, he brings up the black

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subs more than he does the dog
man. And as he says, it's

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not some much that it was traumatizing, that it absolutely made him so mad

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he could spit nails. That the
government knows about these the government was able

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to respond, and the government will
not tell people about him. And as

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he always brings up the question,
we told nobody, how did they know?

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And it's a valid question. That
is a valid question. A lot

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of people propose the idea that maybe
these guys have chips in them, and

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when they're killed, maybe some hollow
signals sent out. It does make you

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wonder, and I've thought the same
thing at times. I mean, I'm

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not sure, but I can tell
you also that dog men have been around

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four thousands a year, so they're
not anything new. So I would have

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to assume or guess, shall we
say that the ones that have chips in

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them, of course, are ones
that our government has altered or possibly even

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raised. And then there's always the
dogmen that you find out in the wilderness,

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shall we call it? That is
just a normal dog man. Now,

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which one of the two is the
most dangerous? I don't know.

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You raise some really good points.
It cracks me up when people pose the

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idea of the dogmen or just something
that's been created in the test tube,

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and that explains a whole phenomenon.
But like I said, they've been around

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so much longer than we've had the
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and do what would be required to
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So yeah, I think there are
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You've got the dog men that have
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you probably do have some that are
straight out of a test tube. Yep.

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And that's truthfully exactly what I believe. The very sad fact is when

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you do see one, you don't
know what it is. Yeah, that's

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a good point. In nineteen eighty
two, you heard about the werewolf of

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London, Ohio. Kirk, How
do you hear about it? And what

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can you tell us about it?
Okay? The Werewolf of London, Ohio

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was said to be a werewolf that
was stalking the local area. London,

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Ohio is kind of southwestern Ohio,
somewhere down around Dayton. Anyways, I

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had heard about it because the quote
werewolf who they said was the werewolf actually

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died and then the werewolf disappeared after
this man died. Well, I was

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at that point in time still trying
to wrap my head around the big foot

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thing. And I actually had read
an article, just small article, and

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I want to say, the Cleveland
Press or Cleveland play Deal or one of

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those two papers, and I figured, I'm all go down there and talk

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to the people, see if what
I saw matches what they saw. I

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don't think this was a werewolf I
saw, but maybe it is. So

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that was in the late fall that
I encountered that newspaper article, and in

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the spring of eighty three is when
I went down there and I talked to

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people. Some people did not want
to talk. Some people said that they

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didn't believe it. I did get
to talk to half a dozen people that

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actually had seen it, and I
had talked to the owner of the gas

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station that the guy worked at that
they blamed for being the werewolf. All

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the owner of the gas station could
say it was well, the man showed

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up one day wanting a job.
I had an opening, so I hired

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him. That he really didn't like
to be around any people, and that

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we'd do enough business with tires,
tire repairs and such that I was able

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to keep him back in the mechanics
shop just fixing tires and such. I

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didn't have to pay him a lot. Don't know where he lived. He

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would walk to work, he'd be
here when we got here, and he

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would walk home. We've offered him
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And everybody that I talked to that
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there was no doubt it was a
dog man was not what I had

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seen that, like I said,
I ended up finding out was sasquatch,

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bigfoot, whatever you want to call
it. So that was the start of

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the second crypto. Now I had
to research, and you know it's hard

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enough researching one trying to concentrate on
it. Now you've got your interests peeked

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down a second one, and you
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So now you spend twice as much
time doing it. Yeah, it's shall

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we say addictive, Maybe you want
that knowledge. But the the house that

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George the werewolf lived in, and
now I'm gonna call him George because I

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really don't remember his name, but
the house that he lived and had one

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room in it that was actually lined
with five eight six steel plate, the

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entire room. Now, the police, when they went to a shall we

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call it well being, check on
this man because he had not shown up

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for work for a few days and
they had an idea where he lived.

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When they found the house and went
in and they found him in there,

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they also found the room there were
scratches, deep scratches in that solid steel

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plate that could not quote be made
by any animal. So it seems like

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somebody was actually helping this man and
was trying to control him when he would

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change into the werewolf. They seemed
to have been locking him in this room,

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and the scratches were made by him
trying to get out of the room.

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But nobody ever knew who the Oprah
was, although I did get a

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very good description of a red haired
lady. Never could find her for sure,

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But and of course when he died, she disappeared. Thank goodness for

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that room. Huh. It does
make you wonder if there ever any knights

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when maybe he was out when he
transformed. I hope that's not the keys,

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but you never know. Well,
there's without a doubt, there's nights

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that he was out. He was
actually tracked back to this house by a

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neighbor that lived about a mile and
a half away that he would, as

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a werewolf, be over basically terrorizing
him, and they tracked his tracks right

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back to this house. And that
actually was how the police knew where this

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house was to go do the wellbeing
check. That's right, Yeah, The

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couple's names were Keith and Diane,
if I remember correctly, Yeah, I

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believe you do. Can you imagine
how bad it would be to have a

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werewolf lurking around your property like that
dogment or bad enough? But to actually

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have a bonified werewolf. That's not
good. Yeah, exactly. If you've

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had a dog Meant encounter, would
like to speak with me about it,

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whether I'm private or on this show, please go to dog Meant Encounters dot

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com and submit a report. If
you've had a bigfoot sighting and would like

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to be a guest on one of
my two bigfoot shows, please go to

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my Bigfoot Sighting dot com and let
me know. All right, Kurt,

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please tell us about your own encounters. Now give us several less detail that

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comes to mind. No, okay. My very first dog man encounter I

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had got a new two was an
eight jeep Liberty. Was exactly perfect what

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I wanted. I took it over
right after picking it up and went over

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to my buddy's house to show him. As I'm over there, he has

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a very long driveway. It's about
a hundred yards long. It is only

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one lane wide. There is no
place to turn around, so if you

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pull in the driveway you have to
back back out. As you're backing out,

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there are woods to the left of
you and a big open field to

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the right of you. So after
I got done showing off my new ride,

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I was backing out and in the
trees, I kind of catch a

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glimpse of something moving. Didn't think
anything of it. Thought it was a

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deer. We have plenty of deer
here in Pennsylvania, so I just I

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continued backing out. As I get
to the end of the driveway, I

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cut my wheels to go out onto
the road, stop, start to throw

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the car and drive, and lightning
quick, this thing comes and literally jumped

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across the hood of that jeep,
landed right beside the driver's door of it.

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I'm sitting there with the window down. Its face is looking in at

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me about two and a half maybe
three foot away. It kind of growls

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and shows its teeth, and I'm
just absolutely frozen. I'm not knowing what

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to do. Do you know the
smart thing to do would have been throat

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and driving, stump on the throttle, But at that point in time,

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you know, I'm not even knowing
what to do. Like I said,

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it shows its teeth, kind of
growls, turns, takes two steps.

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The first step was across the road
onto the embankment. The second step was

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up the embankment to the top of
it, and then it just jumped and

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it was back into the woods and
there I am still just sitting there trying

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to trying to figure out what just
happened. You know, how do you

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press something like that? So that
was my absolute first face to face with

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a dog man. So now after
the sasquatch finding out about the werewolf of

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London, Ohio, now after seeing
a dog man for myself in person so

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close I could have reached out and
touched and I could feel his breath against

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me. I will never forget to
smell out his breath. But that's regardless.

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So now that just gives me more. I've got to search more.

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I've got to look into start really
going out doing research. Over the years,

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I've had several different partners that were
research partners with me. The second

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encounter happened down in Braxton County,
West Virginia. As Men. The guy

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that was with me, we were
walking into this one holler and literally we

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heard a growl. And when I
say a growl, it sounded exactly like

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a dog, only like through a
megaphone amplified a hundred times. I mean,

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the lung power on it had to
be astronomical. That one. We

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were We were in a way fortunate
because we didn't have an encounter as per

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se other than the growl, and
that was a very good thing, because

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as nasty as the growl sounded,
I probably would not have wanted to run

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into that one. I'm moving forward. I was at a location about thirty

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miles from my house and slightly northern
Pennsylvania. Was out there scouting for deer

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hunting areas, had permission from the
property owner. I was walking down this

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one trail. Up in front of
me about seventy five there lays a gray

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wolf. I'm thinking, and I
mean very large gray wolf, which shouldn't

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be here in Pennsylvania. So of
course I froze in my tracks and I

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was unarmed, had a knife on
me. That was about it. Because

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it wasn't a hunting season yet or
anything, and I was not expecting anything

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to be out there. So I
figure, okay, I'm just gonna back

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away slowly, you know, I
don't want to do the flight thing and

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then become prey. So I start
back away and this thing gets up on

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all fours like a normal wolf,
like it's gonna you know, I'm thinking,

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maybe it's gonna come at me,
or maybe I'm gonna be lucky.

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And it's gonna head the other way. Well, then from four legs it

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stands up to two turns, and
thank god it walked away from instead of

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at me. And there again,
as soon as it started walking away,

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I started running. You know,
there is no valor when there's no reason

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to try to challenge one. If
you can get away from it, you're

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best off. Now. Probably one
of the scariest ones, and not just

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for me, but for the dog
man. Also just happened a couple of

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years ago, maybe four or five
years ago. Man a very good friend,

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Hank, he was a researcher with
me, actually helped found Northeast Crypted

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Investigations. We were down at one
of our standard investigating areas. It was

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a cool, rainy day. Not
much was going on, so we had

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brought our four wheelers with us and
we decided we'd go out for a little

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ride. Well, Hank does like
to drink beer, and that's not a

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good thing usually riding a four wheeler
and drinking beer. But he was well.

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When we get back to camp,
it's approximately nine thirty ten o'clock maybe

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a little later. The fires went
out, So we had brought two five

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gallon cans of gasoline for the four
wheelers and a five gallon can of diesel

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fuel to use to start the fires
with. Well, as I say,

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Hankhead had a few too many beers, I guess, and instead of grabbing

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the can of diesel fuel, he
grabbed a gas can and poured about three

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gallons of gasoline on what was going
to become the fire, and then let

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it while it blew up. We
had flames shooting thirty thirty five ft in

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the air. There was a very
large clump of weeds just off to the

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would have been would have been my
left, his right, but there was

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the large clump of weeds. When
this fire blew up, a dog man

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jumped up on two legs that was
hiding behind this clump of weeds and took

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off running, snapping four inch diameter
branches off of the trees as it ran

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up the hillside through woods. We
really did not want to follow it because

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it was dark. Didn't follow it
as per se. We went up,

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looked a little bit, says okay, it's gone. We didn't get any

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sleep that night to speak of,
even though we took turns, you know,

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each one staying alike to be on
guard. And let the other one

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sleep still when it was your turn
to sleep, you didn't sleep in the

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morning when it was daylight. Then
we actually went and saw what kind of

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damage it was able to do.
And the one that sticks out in my

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mind the most as a fact,
there was a black walnut tree that had

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a our inch diameter branch at about
six and a half foot off the ground,

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and this thing snapped that off like
it was a twig when it ran

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through the amount of power it would
have taken to snap a four inch branch

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off a black walnut, it's unfathomable
that a human could do it. And

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like I said, you know,
we both saw clear as day that this

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was no human. This was a
dog man. It was probably seven and

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a half tight foot tall. I
have had maybe four or five others,

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but they've just been shall we say, minor sightings. Were holl be out

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in the woods and you can hear
something and you just catch a glimpse of

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it that it's trailing you, but
you really don't have an encounter. The

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other real good encounter was I had
a guest researcher out of Ohio down a

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couple of years ago who thought she
wanted to see a dog man. Thought

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she was ready to see a dog
man. She was on the back of

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my four wheeler. We were going
to get cigarettes because her and her fiance

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hadn't brought any cigarettes, even though
they smoke. So there was a very

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old barn right beside the trail we
were going down. The door was not

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what you would call open, not
really off. The door was kind of

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hanging. It was one of those
sliding doors, and it was kind of

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hanging. One hinge was on.
One hinge was off to where the door

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would only maybe open about seven or
eight foot instead of the probably fifteen foot

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that it did. And because of
the type of trail it was and where

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we were, we were only going
maybe maybe fifteen mile an hour. I

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am the type that I'm always looking
around. I keep my head on a

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swivel, shall we say, as
I am out and about, because you

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never know what you're going to see. And this guest researcher she was doing

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the same. As we come up
to this barn. Long behold, this

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barn's only fifteen foot from the edge
of the trail, and there is a

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big black dog man and ready to
pounce on us. Because we were on

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the four wheeler. I hit the
gas as hard as it would go.

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We got out of there. That
was fortunate that, like I say,

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it was ready to pounce and I
was not ready to be dinner. But

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I believe that might have been what
it had in mind. And there again

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it may have been a bluff charge, but it did come out after us.

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Like I say, I had to
throw a line of that or wheeler

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just as hard as I could,
and we actually got up to about sixty

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two mile an hour getting away from
it, and until we were above about

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forty mile an hour, it was
still catching us. If that isn't a

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brown shorts moment, I don't know
what is. Yeah, exactly, Well,

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for the guest researcher, it was
definitely a wet shorts moment. Oh

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no, I believe it, and
rightfully so, yep, yeah, I

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mean that particular one. I can't
say it wasn't a bluff charge, but

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you know we were already by it. It would have had no reason to

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do a bluff charge to us.
That's why I don't believe it had any

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good intentions. In my opinion,
if it really wanted you, it could

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have very easily allowed you to go
past, even it could have come up

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behind you, or you never would
have had a chance to make a round

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for it in the first place.
But that's just my opinion, right,

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and that's the possibility too. We'll
never know that one way or another,

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for sure. That's a good point. When that dog me and Luke Duke

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did across the hood of your liberty, did it cause any damage? Now?

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It cleared the hood completely? I
mean literally. Do you remember that

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old show The six million Dollar Man? Oh? Yeah, I used to

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watch it all the time. Okay, Well, the way it jumped was

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almost the way the six million Dollar
Man jumped. I mean it just massive

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leg strength, and it cleared the
top of the hood of the jeep by

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probably a good two and a half
foot easily. And surprisingly the way it

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landed it was not awkward. It
did not stumble when it landed. Its

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feet were perfectly just. I guess
you'd say a perfect landing. How tall

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would you say that one was?
That was good seven and a half foot?

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You know, at times, looking
back at question was it really that

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big? And then at times I
stopped and think, well, when it

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turned and bounded away, you know, it stood up and literally the jeep

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is pretty tall and basically from the
armpits up was above the rope of the

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jeep. So it probably was about
seven seven and a half. N Oh,

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yeah, well more can you tell
us about its appearance? Its appearance,

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it was a very dark brown,
not solid colored, shall we say.

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It had some splotchiness to it where
it almost looked like the fur was

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thinner in some areas some other almost
as if you could see skin through the

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fur, like maybe it had mange
or something, or like it had been

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fighting with something and lost some fur. Arms were very long. It had

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not really hands, but hands kind
of like a raccoon's. It's hair.

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It sunk. Let me put a
tea like that it's hair. And some

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spots were matted. In some spots
we're not matted, like it really could

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have used a good trip to a
dog grill murder. Shall we say?

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It had pretty big upper body.
Its waist was narrow for the size of

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its shoulders. Its legs were bent
what we call it backwards bend like a

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dog's leg is. And you know
it just it was puzzling. Well,

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I'm sure it was. What did
you know this about its teeth? Though?

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There were lots of them. They
seemed to be very large, and

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they were very pointy, not like
a dog's teeth. It okay, a

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dog has basically the two canines top
and bottom, while this had four upper

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canines. And to me that was
you shall always say, just that much

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more scary because that takes it kind
of out of being well, let's just

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say you don't know what it is. But on other hand, looking back

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at it and thinking about other things
as teeth very much did mimic what a

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coyote's teeth are like, only a
whole lot larger. Yeah, I'm sure

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that's the site you're never going to
forget. Do you think all dogmen are

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flesh and blood creatures or do you
think some might be supernatural beings. I

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think all dog men are flesh and
blood creatures. Now, with that being

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said, I'm not going to say
that a dogman and a werewolf are the

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same thing, because I don't think
they are, and an actual werewolf I

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believe as a ape shifter. The
Native Americans believe that, and because of

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the fact I am part Native American, you know, I have to go

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along with their beliefs for the simple
fact that they've dealt with these things for

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thousands of years. Native Americans know
so much more about dog men, sasquatch

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you name with them, we're ever
going to know. So they've forgotten more

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than we're ever going to know about
them. Oh, exactly right. Do

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you think dog men are responsible for
most of the missing person cases? Kirk?

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I wouldn't say most of them.
I would say dog man account for

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a portion of them. I believe
sasquatch accounts for a portion of them.

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And there's other things out there that
we've seen that I don't even know what

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they are, and I would have
to assume they account for a portion.

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And there again, on some of
the missing persons cases, I believe that

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they may be criminal activity and that
the police just haven't found the bodies.

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You know, I don't think you
can lump anyone into anyone category. It's

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a combination of all you know about. Something in the woods you see is

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worse to encounter than a dog,
met or sasquatch. Please expand on that,

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for us feral humans, the most
dangerous creature in the woods is a

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human. We have an Appalachian mountains, which I live in Appalachian Mountains.

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We have feral people. There are
feral people on the West Coast, in

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the mountains, there are feral people
pretty well anywhere that they can be that

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they can survive and survive undetected,
including in White Mountains up in New York

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and such. What makes a feral
person so dangerous is their mind. They

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are able to think like a human
because they are a human. We don't

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know how dog man thinks, we
don't know how Bigfoot thinks. We know

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how a human thinks. And the
one particular run end that I know that

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you're referencing, when the five of
them were standing outside the shelter, talking

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back and forth amongst themselves in what
appeared to be their own language, was

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an uno distinguishable language, like they
were trying to decide who gets what piece

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to eat when they kill them.
But fortunately they do understand what a gun

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is. And well, let's just
say, sometimes you make it out and

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you're glad that you did, and
you never want to go back. And

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when you report to encounter to the
police, they really don't even care because

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I'm sure it wasn't the first report. Imagine being that guy. That's a

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bad spot to find yourself in.
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com Ford Slash Podcast. What's about
time for us to get out of here,

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Kirk. But before we do,
do you have any closing comments you'd

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like to share, including promoting your
show, Abnormal Investigations. Yes, I'm

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the co host of Abnormal Investigations.
Come join us, listen to our shows.

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You will be educated, and you
will be entertained. And I will

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go ahead and let you in on
a show that is going to drop on

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the twenty eighth of October. We
will actually have a professional vampire hunter on,

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a man that makes his living hunting
vampires and travels the worldwide. Imagine

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the things that he's experienced and seen. I can only imagine. Yeah,

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tomorrow we will do a short show
somewhat on vampires, and that's just the

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people primed up a little bit.
And then in September we'll do one more

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short show on vampires. And then
as I say this, professional vampire hunter

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comes on October twenty eighth and time
for Halloween. And he actually right now

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is in South America on a vampire
hunt for six weeks. He doesn't frighten

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easily, does he. No,
not at all. No, i'd say

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he doesn't. Well, Kirk,
I can't thank you enough for coming on

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and sharing the details of your experiences
as well as the others that you told

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us about tonight. I really appreciate
it. Not a problem at all.

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I appreciate you having me on.
Oh, you're welcome. You are welcome.

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Well, Thanks against so much for
your time and have a great night.
