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Tonight's guest is Mikayla. Mikayla, Welcome to the show.
Speaker 1: Hi big thanks for having me.
Speaker 2: Well, thanks so much for being here. We appreciate it,
we really do. MICHAELA, please give us a brief bio
in yourself off.
Speaker 1: I'm fifty six, a mother of four. I live on
the Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia, and this event happened in
nineteen eighty five. I was fifteen years at the time.
Speaker 2: Were the eighties in Australia as wild and as much
fun as that we're here in the States.
Speaker 1: One hundred percent? It was like the best era and
I miss it so so much. Everything went down from
being able to ride on the back of the ute
down the highway with just a mattress and your friends
at the back without seat belts, to going to nightclubs
without IDs, the bounces, you know, you knew them by
names they let you in, So yeah, it was just
wild and fun and pretty cool time frame.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it was a great time. It really was. You
live pretty close to a previous guest, a guest who
was futured in episode forty. You ever listened to that episode?
Speaker 1: I did. That's actually how I found you, Vic. I
put my experience up on a forum on Facebook called
rabbit hole, and I was just in a mood to
write it all out, and someone commented and said, hey,
you should listen to and gave me the link. And
it was about the lady in Curumbin, which is only
about twenty kilometers thirty to thirty away from where I
had the same experience. So yeah, so that's why I
reached out to you after that, because I was like, oh, okay,
we had something in common.
Speaker 2: How blown away were you when you found out about
that encounter happening so close to where you live now?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Definitely it was crazy, like to think that there's
so many you know, if that's happened to that lady,
happened to me, who else in this area? And like
I mentioned to you before, that when I used to
retell the story, I mean not on a regular base obviously,
but when I did, you know, to some people, i'd
call it a yaoui, because I only probably the last
eight years, have been able to give the entity a
name of dog man. I used to call it a yowi.
But when you know, I described it to someone that
actually has seen a yowi, they're like, no, no, no,
that's not a yowi. That's a dog man. And they
were really fascinated, and they said, oh wow, they're they're rare.
But as you say, they're not that rare.
Speaker 2: We don't be nice if they were. But yeah, unfortunately
they're not. Aust really is a very conservative. Please with
that in mind, how much blueback have you had trying
to tell people about your dog mean encounter?
Speaker 1: Probably I know when to tell this the personal, not
like you know, you don't just randomly when once you
know someone's not open minded in you know, the supernatural
or odd we'd encounters and stuff you don't go, you know.
And saying that so mainly positive. My mum still can't
really get ahead around it. She thought that I was
on something, you know, seeing something which I definitely wasn't. Yeah,
but she still remembers. She's eighty five now and she
still remembers me telling her about it the next morning
and yeah, you know, asking what was I on. So
I think now she might start slowly, but she's not
omitting that she believes me. But she knows that I've
never told her stories people, so why would I have
started then? So but anyway, yeah, so mainly positive. I mean,
it's not something that I go around telling many I don't.
There's only probably I don't know five people that I've
friends that I've told about too.
Speaker 2: That really is a seme. Your mom, like you said,
knows you don't why so sure as ashamed that she
doesn't believe you. She knows that you wouldn't lie to
her about that. But you know, it's a lot of
people out there. They'll live their lives just with the mindset.
Let me get through one more deal with a single
new thought. I think that's what's going on here.
Speaker 1: I don't think she thinks I lied. I think she
just thinks I, you know, saw something, you know how
people when they make things look something, you know. I
think she just thinks it was something else, like just
her brain just can't comprehend that it could be something
that we don't don't know about, Like, yeah.
Speaker 2: She's been programmed to think that way that we all have,
I mean all of us group being told that monsters
don't exist. So yeah, it just makes us inclined not
to believe that things like dog men are out there,
but guess what they are?
Speaker 1: Unfortunately, yes, And I get it, Like if you're never
had anything like that to go by, then yeah, it's
hard to believe that someone did you think, Oh, well,
you might have mis seen something like oh, that's right.
I've been asked, well you sure it was? That? Couldn't
have just been a kangaroo, which I laughed, like what
kangaroo's you know, nearly eight feet tall and God has
glowing eyes and long, straight up ears. But yep, okay, reds.
Speaker 2: Get pretty big there, Mikila, you never.
Speaker 1: Know, oh yeah and muscular. Yeah have you seen them?
Speaker 2: They're like, oh yeah, I've seen them.
Speaker 1: Yeah. But this this was like in a distance A
good gosh, I'm so bad with measurements, but I'm saying
a good you know, forty to fifty meters away. Thank god,
God wasn't closer.
Speaker 2: Yeah, thank goodness, for that.
Speaker 1: Yeah right, Yeah, no doubt.
Speaker 2: You'd been to a nightclub before you had that encounter.
Had do you drank any.
Speaker 1: Not that I can remember. If I did, it would
have been one or two. I know well that I
was sober as one hundred percent, one hundred percent sober,
So I can't guarantee that I didn't have anything I
might have. In those days. We'd go early and mainly
it was just for dancing. Nice clubs used to open
really early. I can't remember it for was seven or eight,
but by the time it was like twelve or one,
you already been there for ages, so we're ready to
come home. And definitely wasn't any alcohol or drugs or
anything like that involved. I can one hundred percent guarantee that.
Speaker 2: Oh no, I believe you. The only reason why I asked, well,
for the most part, the reason why I asked is,
I'm sure there are some listeners that when they found
out that you were at a nightclub, they thought, okay,
well she drank a lot and she just thought she saw.
Speaker 1: One, and hence that's why my mother thought that too.
Speaker 2: Oh, I'm sure, Yeah, I don't doubt it. If you've
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please go to my Bigfoot Sighting dot com. All right, Mikhail,
please tell us about your encounter. Now give us every
last detail that comes to mind.
Speaker 1: Okay, So, like I was saying, we'll coming home from
a night out. That was a pretty typical Friday or Saturday,
cannot actually remember which day it was, but it was
a regular thing. My friends and I did Surface Paradise.
It was a nightclub there called Bombay Rock. It was
really popular or bands from ice House, you two, Yeah,
all of them came and played there. Anyway, we were
coming home in a taxi and I saw that on
the taxis stal it was like fifteen dollars fifty and
we only had fifteen dollars between us. So I asked
the cab driver would he mind just stopping at the
start of our estate, like the entrance of the estate,
because otherwise, by the time he went a bit more round,
you know, a few more hundred meters, you know, go
up more, probably another dollar, and sure enough, that was fine,
and we paid him and we departed. I went in
our state. I went right, and my friend went left
towards her house, and I went towards my house. And
I was probably walking for a few minutes, and I
look ahead of me, towards my right side, and there
stood a creature, really tall, even in the distance, with
straight up long ears and glowing eyes, long arms, and
quite thin. Dark. I actually didn't see if it had
for or anything. It was just dark and that's all.
And I just stood there frozen. My brain couldn't make
heads and tails. I just reacted. I'd turned around and
just bolted grabbed my friend caught up. That's how fast
I was. She hadn't even made it home. I grabbed.
I just remember grabbing her by the arm, like yanking
her arms, shaking her, saying, oh my gosh, it's got ears,
it's got glowing eyes, and she's going, I don't want
to know. I don't want to know. I don't want
to know. And that's all I remember. And then I
know that I just went another way home, and she
went home, and like I said, I told my mom
about it the next morning, and after that, whenever I
so her name was Kim, but whenever I visited my
other neighborhood friends who lived one house down from her place,
I would make both of them, the sisters, walk me
home at night, because after that event, there was just
absolutely no way I was walking alone home.
Speaker 2: No, that's understandable. When you turned and saw that dog
me and was so looking right at you at that moment,
or looking at something else, he.
Speaker 1: Was definitely just staring at me, and we were just
staring at each other for it probably seemed a lot
longer than it was because my brain just, yeah, I couldn't.
It was the first time I've ever seen something like that,
and you know, everything was pretty normal in the eighties,
so it was just so out of my normality that,
you know, say, if it happened now, I think it'd
be a lot different. But then that was the first
time I've ever encountered something like that. So he was staring,
not moving, just standing. I was stopped in my tracks
until I spun around and bolted.
Speaker 2: Oh, I'm sure you were frozen in your tracks. That's understandable.
You wouldn't happen to remember if all the ambient noises
around you had stopped.
Speaker 1: Do you no, No, that I can't.
Speaker 2: Oh that's all right. You had so much on your
mind at the time, and understand the police sell.
Speaker 1: That would be the last thing I'd be thinking, Oh,
it's nice and quiet. So that did not play a
part in my thought process.
Speaker 2: Then, yeah, that's understandable. How about sounds, did it make any.
Speaker 1: No? Nothing, Thank goodness.
Speaker 2: Yeah that does help. Yeah, honestly didn't know about dogmen
back then. Knowing what you know now about yourself and
about dog men, do you think it would have helped
or hurt your efforts to come to terms with your
experience if you would have known about them.
Speaker 1: Well, I've only found out about dog men probably eight
years ago, and I was actually trying to find something
close to what I saw online. And when I punched
it in the dog man that images were coming through
were like a werewolf, and they never looked right because
they were more muscular, they weren't up straight, the ears
were small, you know. So it was only just recently,
probably at around the time where I listened to the
lady in Crumbin's experience, that I actually found something that
matched my encounter, and I was so happy because it
was like, Wow, yes it's been documented and I think
I sent you some screenshots about it and that's yeah,
pretty close to the image that I saw. Yeah, I
don't know. I don't know. I don't know if it
would make any difference knowing maybe I could be a
bit more scared area, I don't. I don't know, because knowing,
you know, they can be quite vicious, or they can
follow you and do the things. Like Probably not knowing
anything was a bit better because also your brain was
just numb to it and sort of shock, where now
I'd be like, oh my gosh, this is dog man.
I'm like, you know what I mean, Like having more
information isn't necessarily a better experience.
Speaker 2: Now, sometimes not knowing does help. Other times the more
you know it does help. So I think it really
just depends on the individual.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think probably not knowing for me is better.
Speaker 2: No, I believe you. It's clear that you were compromised
by that encounter. I mean, you didn't want to walk
home alone in the dark, and that's understandable. But what
other effects did it have on you?
Speaker 1: Surprisingly not too much. Yeah, it was more where once
in that area where we lived, and once we moved,
I think there was a time you know where you know,
I hardly ever thought about it. Yeah, it just wasn't
something on my mind. Like some people had to really
debrief their encounters. I never felt besides not being able
to walk home at night, really did it impact me,
which was good.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's very good. I wish all of my witnesses
could see that. You said its eyes were glowing. Would
you say that they were reflecting light in the area,
ambient light or did it seem to be back lit?
Speaker 1: I think it was back lit definitely those days too.
I remember my estate, I can't remember. There wasn't really
many street lights. It was. We were like the first
house built, so there was just a couple of random ones.
But it was heavily bushy, and like if you go
there now, you know, you wouldn't know. It's all been suburbanized.
And yeah, there's nothing there that would just describe what,
you know, the area looked like when I was there,
so definitely came from its own source. It was shining outwards,
not that anything like a spotlight of a street light
was hitting it, and it was reflecting steparately I'm pretty
sure it was like an orangey, but it could also
be green. I don't know that part. I can't remember
which color it was glowing. It would have been good
if I said it's got glowing orange eyes or green
eyes or red eyes, then I'd remember saying it. So
sometimes what you actually verbally speak out aloud is actually
something that you remember more than just seeing something. That's
what I found, like Mandela.
Speaker 2: Similar, No, that's a good point, but I think you
did a good job with all the details you do
have about what happened that night, So don't be hard
on yourself. How much time have you spent thinking about
the origins of that dog man? If it had back
lit eyes.
Speaker 1: As in like thinking, is it a like a flesh
and blood being or supernatural? Is that what you're meaning?
Speaker 2: That's right, Yeah, if it's eyes were back lit. I
was just wondering how much thought you'd put into the possibility,
or maybe the likelihood, that what you saw that night
was a supernatural being.
Speaker 1: Yeah, definitely, I lean more than it was an ecdemonic
entities somehow. Definitely, because it's not thing you know, nothing
nature does that so well. I don't know about the
yaowi's because they're like leaving footprints in mud and stuff,
so they're actually heavy. I think you call it bigfoot
or something. So there they could actually be creatures, where
this one just I don't know, appeared to be interdimentional.
Speaker 2: If what you saw that night was a supernatural being,
is that a good thing or a bad thing?
Speaker 1: Well, a bad thing, like if it, you know, showed
up in my betrooble something, it would be totally way
more horrific. But yeah, obviously any entities that you see,
be it ghosts or whatever, are a good thing.
Speaker 2: Normally not. And if it was supernatural, then it was paranormal.
And if it was paranormal, well it's kind of ironic.
You've had other paranormal experiences in addition to that experience,
What can you tell us about them?
Speaker 1: Right? So, we had a house that was actually built
on at the Aboriginal land and so I think you
know somehow that land that we built the house on
was cursed and that house, holy moly, had some weird
stuff going on. Toys were moving dolls, which you could
imagine is the most creepiest thing to encounter. Yeah, my
kids they were young. I had three younger ones when
we're living at park, so obviously had a lot of
toys around, and you know, sometimes the whatever spirits there
would actually like put like the Teddy Bear dolls in
a circle. Sometimes they were hanging off the fans moving around.
One time I think really scary one was my son
woke up with the doll on his chest. That really
freaked him out. As you can imagine, he started putting
a Bible open Bible in front of the door and
that would stop a lot of the stuff from happening.
So yeah, we had our share. But actually this one
is probably the most interesting story I'll explain. So I
remember when my son was twelve years old and it
was the first time I asked him to watch his
younger brother who's four years younger as his older sister, Isabella,
she was fourteen at the time, and she needed to
go to the shops to get a specific top at
added as in Southport. So I was like, you know,
instead of getting all three in the car and going
to the shops, I was just going to quickly take
her so she could buy the outfit she wanted. So
I thought it was three point thirty. The shops sort
of shut in Australia around five point thirty. By the
time I get to the Southport, you know, by the
time you park, maybe four o'clock. And I knew that
my husband would be on his way home, so I
let the boys. My son was on his iPod. They
were called iPods in those days. He had an iPod,
and I put on like an afternoon show for my son,
the youngest. Anyway, I left them and my daughter and
I got in the car. We drove out of the
estate at Parkwood and then I see my husband and
I waved to him and it was like a sigh
of relief, going great, at least now I know that
he's home. So the boys have literally been alone for
five minutes. And we went shops. Didn't think of anything. Anyway.
My daughter was a teenager and there was this angel
wings at the outside of the shopping center and she'd
always wanted to do that for her social media Instagram,
like do a picture. And I said to her, because
I before that, I'd opened my wallet and saw that
her pod was in my bag, and I said, hey,
do you want me to take a photo with your iPod?
And she says, no, I left it in the car.
And I'm like, no, no, it's in my bag and I
pull it out and she looks at it, and because
it was white, I was just used to think white
was my daughter's and black was my son's. Was actually
opposite and she's like, oh, no, that's my son, Dakota's.
And I was like, but no, he had it in
his hand when I left, and she's like, no, no,
that's not mine. Mine's in the car. And I'm like,
I was standing there going, are you sure you know?
And then I thought, oh, maybe he's got hers or
they're mixed it up. But anyway, sure enough, when we
got to the car, hers was in the car and
I had my son's and I'm thinking, how the heck
when I know that he had it in his hands.
So when we arrived home because we were going to
use the iPod for photos. When I got home, I
opened the door and I kid you not, the first
thing I yelled out was Dakota, where's your iPod? And
he yells out, I don't know. And after when I
spoke to everyone and I'm like, I've got my back.
So the story goes, when i'd left, he needed to
go to the bathroom and it was getting low and battery.
So he says to his younger brother, hey, can you
put that on charge? And so the youngest son put
it on charge and he went to the bathroom. When
he came out of the bathroom, he's looking down and
there's no iPod and he's like to the younger brother,
where is it? And the youngest song, I don't know,
I put it on. So I'm glad he didn't get
really angry at my youngest son because you know, definitely
wasn't his fault. And the other weird thing about this
whole story is that they all said that my husband
took around two hours to get home, like there was
like a bit of a weird time warp, like and
I'm like, but I saw him coming into the estate
and my husband's like, yeah, no, I came home after
I waved to you. So it was like something really
weird went on and to this day, and the good
thing is all of us witnessed it, so it wasn't
just myself. It's like my husband, you know, because he's
like confused that they're saying, no, you were you were ages,
Like he was like, gosh, you know, guys, you know
you're trying to get me in trouble here and when
and you know that my son sees that his eyepod
is gone. I see it, that's in my bag and
my daughter, So it was witnessed by everyone, so it's
not like we just you know, lost our marbles. So yeah,
that also happened in that house, so yeah, we'd oh.
And also going back to the area in Wrongarie where
I saw dog Man, there was another time when myself
and Kim, the same girl. It was daylight and we're
walking and out of nowhere this bush came out of
just wushed past us and it made this noise of
wash where it just rattled everything around us. And my
friend picked up a big stick and started hitting the ground,
turning hitting, and I'm just looking around, going what and
where is it? So to this day, I don't know
if I had anything to do with dog Man or
if that's just another weird thing that happened. But yeah,
I could say I've had my share of weird things
going on.
Speaker 2: Well, I'd say, so, yeah, that's an understatement. When the
wish went by, did you ever catch anything out of
the corner of your eye?
Speaker 1: Nothing, Just the noise was really loud.
Speaker 2: Did it seem like that wish went between you and
your friend or around past you?
Speaker 1: No, like through us.
Speaker 2: How far were you standing apart at the time, like
a meter and a half? Well, that's not that far
apart then, no.
Speaker 1: And you could feel it like it was like a wind,
you know, but it's not a wind, because it's just
like a how to say, isolated? Like it wasn't you
know it went through You could feel it just on
one side of yourself. Wasn't that it bushed? And you know,
the other side felt the wish? Had to explain, Oh.
Speaker 2: No, I think I follow you. Did that wish have
a cold fuel to it? Though?
Speaker 1: Not that I can remember? That did not? That's not
in my memory. Could have, might not have. I don't know.
Speaker 2: Oh that's all right. That was so long ago, so
that's no biggie there. You lived in that haunted house
years after you had that dog mean the Counter obviously.
Do you think those experiences that you wound up having
in that house though, were connected to your dog mean
the Counter somehow?
Speaker 1: No, I've never made that link. I just believe because
it was Aboriginal ground, like a sacred and it just
had a lot of yeah, I don't know attachment to
the you know they say not to build on I
suppose it's like Indian preservation.
Speaker 2: Well here it's really Native American burial grounds. When houses
are built on need of American burial grounds, when businesses
are that definitely does seem to promote and increased incidents
of preanormal things like dog encounters to happen. There's no
guarantee that's going to cause them to happen, but it
does seem like it increases a likelihood.
Speaker 1: Yeah. But the other weird thing about the house in
Parkwood that it okay, So I've got an older daughter
as well, and she was raised in Parkwood the same house,
and then she moved out, and then my husband I
had more children later on, so there was there was
for a time being, there was nothing like I can't
say that anything went weird when it was just us three.
So it only happened in the second half of it
because we were in the house for like over thirty years,
so I'd say for the first fifteen years. Nothing absolutely nothing.
Speaker 2: Makes you wonder what caused all that to start. But yeah,
of course we're never going.
Speaker 1: To know, no, definitely not.
Speaker 2: It being on indigenous ground like that that might explain
why you had those experiences in that home. But just
to be thorough, at any time in your life, have
you ever played with Wiji board?
Speaker 1: No, because I knew better. I was at a party
this time. I had a bit of drink. I was
only fourteen, and my girlfriend and I we I think
actually it was the first time we ever did drink,
and we were put to bed, and I remember being
so drunk and horrible experiences. First time had rum and
we were both vomiting and we're basically put into the shower,
both of us clothes off, and downstairs they were playing
the Ouiji boards, and you know, I knew like that
that's not good. And I heard later on that the
glass flew off the table and smashed against the wall.
But yeah, no, no, I knew better never to do
anything like that. But I can't say for sure that
my teenage daughter, you know, didn't do anything in the
house to start it up, like even though I taught
her never to touch stuff like that, she was a teenager.
You know, teenagers don't listen to the parents that much.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, yeah, they definitely don't normally. And I've got
a question for the listeners. A lot of people listened
to the show were really up to speed on paranormal things.
I've got no idea what the answer to this question is,
but if you can put in the comments for tonight's show,
if you do know much at all about wig boards,
if you're in close proximity to a WIGI board that's
being used but you're not using it, can that still
predispose you to having paranormal experiences? So if you do
know the answer to that question, yeah, please leave a
comment and let me know. Now, you mentioned the AI
photos you created earlier about what ten minutes ago, fifteen
minutes ago? Would you be okay if I posted those
on the YouTube version of tonight's show for the listeners
so they can see the renderings you created again using
AI to show the dog man that you saw as
accurately as possible.
Speaker 1: Sure that dog man had smaller ears, so I'd only
changed the ears on that image. I just said to
chet gpt make it longer. Is so you know that
image was accurate? Yeah? Definitely?
Speaker 2: Okay, great, Well, yeah, I'll just post those and like
I said, if you're watching the YouTube version of tonight's show,
then I'll have those photos posted. Do you happen to
know what your blood type is?
Speaker 1: OH positive?
Speaker 2: Oh positive? I can't remember if OH positive makes you
more seemingly predisposed to having dogged me in the encounters
peranormal experiences or not. Have you heard anything about that?
Speaker 1: I I've heard the room about OH negative having Nippelin bloodline,
and that's funny to mix. My mum is negative. But yeah,
I can't see that. But yeah, that's the only thing
I've heard of.
Speaker 2: Well, it sounds like you did a good job of
getting over the trauma of that encounter eventually got to
the point where you weren't so frightened. But present day,
are you still I compromised at all? I mean, can
you head into the forest by yourself? Now? Are you
okey going out after dark? Where are you at present day?
Speaker 1: I don't think i'd ever walk into a forest on
my own, but I'd have no problem walking around my
neighborhood at night, and I have done. And yet it
doesn't I'm not thinking about having another encounter or anything
like that. I'm all worried about physical you know, widows
around than the supernatural when I go walking.
Speaker 2: Oh, well, that's good. I'm glad you can go out
and do things and you're not compromised as long as
you can say that, that's a good thing. When you
and your friend experienced that wishing entity sound whatever that
was that blew between you two, did that strengthen your
fear of being outside after dark or did not have
any effect on it.
Speaker 1: Well, that actually happened during the day.
Speaker 2: Oh, sure, it happened during the d But when you
have an experience like that, sometimes it rolls over into
how you feel about being outside after dark as well.
Speaker 1: So oh only at the time, like I said, I
could never walk on my own in the dark again.
I would always make if my neighbor hood friends said hey,
come over, I'd get there early afternoon, and if it
got darker, I was like, you guys are walking me home.
There was just no way I would ever walk alone.
Speaker 2: So, yeah, what was your neighborhood like back then where
the house is pretty close together spaced apart.
Speaker 1: No, No, it was very spaced apart. It was a
new subdivided area and we were like, they were there,
Kim was there. There was probably in the estate probably
I'll just say ten houses where now you know, there's Okay,
we even know a lot. There's no land left where
in those days there was all the land.
Speaker 2: If there are so a few houses, what was around
that development just forest or something else.
Speaker 1: We call it bush, So it's just the Australian bush,
you know, the typical longer grass, bushy, dryer trees.
Speaker 2: Was there a big expanse of bush or was it
a fairly small area of bush?
Speaker 1: Oh? Well, small, you know, but where dog Man was
standing was that the it wasn't as bushy, but behind
him was it was very thick. So it's like he
came out. So I mean it was fairly cleared, but
still little shrubs and bushes. It's not like heavily you
know what I mean, because it was like, you know,
they've cleared it to sell lots to build on. It's
like a newer housing estate. But there was area that
was just very heavily treed that the back of dog
Man was very bushy, and so that obviously keys come
out of there.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it does sound like a pretty good area for
a dog men to run around. Although did you have
any moving water in the area?
Speaker 1: No, not moving I was just about to say, across
the highway there's a quarry where they blew up stuff
and then left the dams and that would fill up
with water. But yeah, not that I know, there was
no walk creeks or anything like that. If it was supernatural,
it wouldn't be needing to drink.
Speaker 2: That's true. That's a good point from what I understand.
You had another friend who had two friends who had
multiple yooi encounters. What more can you tell us about that?
Speaker 1: Okay, So I have a friend I'll just say her name,
first name, Tanya, and she has friend Beck and Tony.
Because I told Tanya and at the time, I was
calling it a yowi and her friend Beck and Tony
lived in the same area I grew up in and
just called Tambourine Village. So Tanya was telling them about
me having the yowi experience. So everyone just presumed that
I had it in their area because they are having
they were having so many encounters with yaoi's. And it's
interesting is asked about the running border because they actually
have in the back of their house have a quite
a big creek. So I'm now thinking, wow, that theirs
must be actual physical because also there's high branches in
trees that get snapped, So they have had so many
Before they built their house, they had like a trailer
typer what do you call them? Forgot the name of those,
you know, like like a shed type thing where just
a temporary dwelling until your house is built. So they
would have I've had something come up to the window,
some creature. I think they even had footprints where Tony
I made a plaster of Paris mold. And I think
they even had weirds smelled they could actually smell them.
So yeah, it makes more sense that they were more
physical than my income. So anyway, Yeah, Tony and Beck
wanted to meet me because they presumed that my Yaowi
encounter and they want to just talk to me about it.
And they were the ones that actually told me when
I described it, remember earlier on I said that, then
I was told that what I actually saw was dog
Man because he was he got right into it, got
you know his he was really passionate about the whole
Yaowi experience, so he knew his his creatures and told me, yep, no,
that's dog Man. So and he actually thought it was
more rarer and Yowi is more and more common. But
talking to you, we know they're both just probably about
the same pretty close.
Speaker 2: Well, it's about time for us to get out of here, Mikhela.
But before we do, do you have any clothes in
comments you want to put out there for us?
Speaker 1: Yeah, nothing that I that's jumping into my mind at
the moment, and just yeah, interesting, Like I think it
is something that you know makes a good conversation piece,
So I'm not I don't mind having had that experience. Yeah,
especially like like I've watched your shows where you know,
some of them have been following or you know, that
type of thing would have been more traumatic, and I
think mine, because it was just a standard standoff type
of situation, wasn't as freaky Like had I run and
it was behind me, you know, yeah, I'd be a
lot more traumatized. But yeah, it's something that I don't regret,
is what I'm saying. I don't regret having it because yeah,
just it's not normal thing to go through.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it seems like nothing about these guys as normal.
But as long as you're glad that you had that experience,
and yeah, that's all the matters right there. But having
said that, I can't thank you enough for coming on
to share the details of those experiences with this Michila.
I really appreciate it.
Speaker 1: Oh, Worries, thank you for having me.
Speaker 2: Oh you're welcome. Thanks again so much, and have a
great night.