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Welcome to the show.
Speaker 3: Hello, Beck. How are you well?
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Speaker 3: I'm doing great, I'm happy to be here.
Speaker 2: Well, it's great having you here. Thank you for your time. April,
Please give us a brief bio on yourself.
Speaker 3: Well, my name is April. I grew up in a
very rural area of Pennsylvania. I was split up between
here and the mountains by Ohio Palace State Park. I
traveled the US a lot for my business. I owned
a large and small animal reproduction clinic, so I was
able to travel a lot. I was able to see
a lot. I'd settled in Canyon, Texas for a while
and the winds just wasn't for me. The Texans were amazing, though,
and I ended up finding myself back in Pennsylvania. So
I grew I guess I had a pretty good childhood.
I grew up in the mountains, playing in the mountains
that was my backyard, fishing, hunting, camping. I really I
think I took a lot of that for looking back now,
but I had pretty decent childhood with my grandparents and
I would go to my mother's. It was a split custody.
I bread Italian mastiffs Neapolitans for a long time. I
campaigned them in AKC. I recently decided to walk away
from doing that. It was just too much of a heartbreak,
and I was working on importing a Central Asian shepherd.
I ended up my friend sent me another picture of
a Neapolitan. I ended up getting him, so I kind
of squashed the Central Asian dog. So it's just my
dog and I. We go on a lot of adventures.
His name is Aris. He's very, very protective, but very
in tune with what's going on around us. And I've
learned to read him and he reads me. And that's
about it.
Speaker 2: What a great childhood. I'm jealous. Sure sounds to me
like you grew up in some beautiful places. I'm wondering
the wandering around the mountains the way you did all
those times. What was the most frightening thing that ever
happened to you that wasn't dog men related.
Speaker 3: Oh my gosh. I had chickens growing up, and my
chickens were they were my best friend. And I can
recall two cases, two incidents. I was, I had my
backpack and if I couldn't find rope in case because
there was there was cliffs and I always liked to
go to the waterfalls. I grabbed my grandfather's heavy duty
fishing line and I put that in the bag. I
packed my I made peanut butter and jelly sandwich is
for myself, and I packed my rooster, Violet, and I
put him in my backpack and I would take At
that time, Poochi was alive. He was my border collie,
and we would set up out on an adventure. And
I remember there was this one pass that we had.
It was after the coke ovens and there was this
one it was like, I don't want to say, it
was not quite a valley, but you could look down
and it was a drop off and I had thought
something was running behind the trees, and I just had
this weird feeling and I thought, well, I have Poochy here,
he's a good watchdog, and I have Violet, and I
can't even that particular trip. I found a whale. I
had gotten myself so lost. I found a well in
the middle of the woods, and when I heard the
helicopters above head, and I thought that. I thought I
was gone for hours and hours. It must have been
only I don't know. I don't know how long it was,
but I thought my grandparents said, the search and rescue
you out after me. That wasn't the case at all.
But I told my grandfather about the well, and he
told me I should never. He was always yelling at
me for going into the woods, especially alone, and looking back.
He would tell me when he would go. He taught
me how to track, which I am so thankful for,
and I think that's why my situation awareness is so enhightened.
I spot things everywhere that shouldn't be their movement anything.
I think I owe that to him. But he would
tell me when I was younger, when he would go walking,
he was looking for mushrooms. He loved to look for mushrooms,
the little morals, and he loved looking for them. And
he's like I would ask him. I said, well, we
had bears, and Pennsylvania says, we don't have mountain liones,
but we do have mountain lions, we indeed do. And
he'd say, well, I only need to to bullets, and
I never understood that growing up. He would say I
need one for it and then the other one, and
I never understood that until I was in my forties.
I just turned forty three and it just hit me
what that meant. And I was like, Oh my gosh.
And I was in these woods constantly. Another time I
would hop on my horse and they would tell me,
don't go off in the woods. She could break her
leg and we'd have to put her down. Every chance
I got, I would go up this. I would go
up the backside of the mountain where there was a
I'd say about a month and a half ago, there
was an attack and the park rangers just closed off
the area and they were in tactical vests. The black
s uvs were there and there had been an attack
on six fly fishermen, and that's where I used to
ride my horse. I would go there all the time
because I could. I liked watching the fish swim around.
The water was so clear, and I just thought, oh
my gosh, looking back, when I was younger, i'd have
my rooster, or i'd have after Poochie passed. I had
my Australian shepherd Lady and she was able to sit
up on the horse with me when I would take her.
But I always I was like man, I was mills
on wheels for whatever was out there. But nothing ever
bothered me. In the woods, you could feel something watching you,
but that wasn't all the time. And Pooci he was
such a good boy. He was. He was just a
I guess all of my dogs have get really good dogs.
And that was about I see. I started going off
on my own at about like seven. I would sneak
out there and it was for me. It was like
my second home. And then there was this other time.
I do have family in Romania. My cousin came to
visit and we thought we found there was an X
and it was right down from where my grandparents they
had their first house burnt down. Oh my gosh, I
shouldn't admit this. When I was young, we watched Oh
my god, my grandfa My grandparents were big on the
John Wayne movies, loved the John Wayne movies. And I
was on my grandma's bed and I made I went
out and I gathered twigs and whatever I could find.
But I did this in the time that they weren't
checking on me, And they always checked on me, especially
when I was quiet. And made the circle on the bed,
and I figured out how to use a lighter, and
I lit her bed on fire, and I was standing
on the bed, I was doing the pool and I
have my little cap gun.
Speaker 2: Going oh no, oh, my.
Speaker 3: Gosh, I can't believe I just admitted that I was
the reason the house burnt down. One fire went out,
and I think one was little on my fot that day.
Speaker 2: Oh, I'll bet it was.
Speaker 3: Looking back, I think it was a terror.
Speaker 2: It sure sounds like you were. You were a monster
back then.
Speaker 3: A great imagination, for.
Speaker 2: Sure, I'd say you did. I'd say you definitely did.
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Speaker 3: Okay, so my very first encounter, well, let me uh,
let me start here. My father has since passed, and
I do not the latter years. He there was a
lot of trauma there. He dabbled in. He said he
was a warlock. He did a lot of horrible things,
horrible things to the point where he told me that
he had sold my soul to the devil. He had.
And this was me as a child being told this
that he wasn't my father. He did some horrible things.
And I was probably about eight years old, and we
lived in a I was at my mother's at this time.
They had separated, and the apartment my mother was at
we were I was with some friends and we were
going to camp out that night. But prior we had
just broke off and we were playing Captured a Flag.
They had some construction going on, so they had these
semi trucks parked down in the field where we would
play soccer, volleyball or whatever. They had them park there,
and I was hiding in one of the semi trailers.
I was hiding between the wheels because I was so small,
and I was hiding in there, and I mean, I
must have won. I don't know. I finally got tired
because I didn't hear anybody calling out anymore. And my
mother's apartment was straight up the hill and to the
right the woods started, and then directly behind my mother's
when another hill and led right into the cemetery. So
the cemetery was pretty much like right on top of us.
I had come running up the hill, and two her
house was to the left of me about I want
to say, he's seventy five feet away, so I was
right there. And then I was in between her house
and my friend's house where we were camping. And then
all the woods were right there in the cemetery, and
I just popped up the hill and I looked to
my right, and standing there was he was a very
lighter color. But I didn't know it. You know, our
term was a dog man. It was a werewolf, and
it I froze dead in my my shoes. I just froze.
And I am positive when the memories triggered, he was
wearing a loincloth and possibly a vest. The vest is
still a little cloudy, but I remember seeing that loincloth,
and he was lighter in color. He had some grays
and light browns mixed in him, and he pointed. He
stopped and pointed at my mother's house. Oh my gosh,
I got the chains and I I there was I
wanted to run, I wanted to do so many things.
I couldn't move. But he didn't. He wasn't malicious. He
just pointed at the house. And finally I took off.
I booked it. There. We could have he could have
grabbed me. His arms were easily long enough to have
grabbed me or snatched me or did anything. But he
just pointed in my mother's apartment. It was a townhouse.
There was We had two windows downstairs, and these windows
were huge. They're four foot by four foot, so they
were really big windows. And I was like, oh, man,
if this thing wants in, I couldn't even I couldn't
think straight. I was locking the window. She would open them.
I would close them and walk them and pull the
blinds down. I didn't This went on for a while,
and then I guess my way of dealing with trauma
is I tuck everything away and I forget about it.
I don't know if it's a superpower, but I just
I eventually I got over it and just forgot about it. Well,
in that area, we we had the woods and we
built this gigantic clubhouse, and we thought the older the
older boys that lived there, they were I don't know,
maybe fifteen sixteen, they had a good about seven years
on us. We thought they had found our little clubhouse.
I mean, we put some time into that. It looked
like a little cabin. By the time we were finished.
It was completely destroyed after we'd been going there, and
we thought that the guys, all the boys, had destroyed it.
But there would be times when we would be on
our bikes. We had these little ramps we made in
the woods, and we'd be riding our bikes and my friend,
our name was Rachel. She would say, do you see that?
And we'd see something dashing, but it was so far down,
it was in your griphiel and I would be like, oh, no, no, no,
But I could feel it. I didn't see it, but
I could fill it. I could fill the presence. So
we'd ride a little faster and then we just wouldn't
go back in the woods. But there was that presence there,
and it looked like the knight that I encountered it
when he pointed at my mother's. He was heading that
the tent was right off to the right of us,
and where he was going. Then the woods were right there,
so the tent was pretty much just right out of
the woodline. And then you went up that hill when
you were right in the cemetery. Then after that cemetery
went into a giant cornfield. You crossed, and the road
isn't even we're so rural in the population of three hundred,
I'm surprised that the road still not a dirt road,
to be honest, but it's a single lane road to
this day. And then right there's cornfield and that seemed
to be the way it was heading. I didn't stop,
I didn't look. I remember getting in the house and
just crying. My mother was a nurse at a retirement home,
and I was so worked up. I called her and
she's like, oh, she thought I was going crazy, but
she could tell by my tone something was really wrong.
And that was my very first encounter. And man, it
sometimes I know it was so many years ago, but
when you're recanting everything and you're it feels like it
was just yesterday. But I remember he was so massive.
I don't remember seeing a tail, but he was just
really light in color, and I was I was afraid.
I was petrified. But he didn't hurt me. It didn't
seem like he wanted to hurt me, and he didn't grow.
It didn't make any sounds, just pointed, and that was
enough for me. I think I came. My friends would
be allowed out until like dusk, then we had to be.
I was in before that sun went down, and I
was constantly locking all the windows, all the doors. I
was pulling the blind down, thinking that would help. But
I then after that, I hadn't seen, had had an
encounter for years. Now, these corn fields where it was going.
We used to raid every October to go corning, and
we would we'd take our backpacks, we'd take pillowcases and
carry as much corn as we could to go throw
people's doors. That was horrible growing up. And that was
the corn fields. If it was going that direction, which
that's the way it was facing. And another thing that
you know, I'm thinking about, I don't know how long
it was there. It must have known that I was
already there. It must have been watching us. And some
of that runs through my mind too now it does,
But back then, oh man, I just thought, oh my gosh,
there's a werewolf, and it just pointed. It took a
lot out of me, and then h my second encounter.
I had forgotten about this. So I had forgotten about this.
I'd grown up. Several years passed and I was at
my grandparents' house, my dad's parents, And like I said
in the introduction, I was always in the woods always.
Poochie had passed and I still I had my rooster
packed him in my backpack. I had some beef jerky.
I had stuff for Poochie if he needed any anything.
I had his water dish. I had some water that
I remember. I dumped the milk she used to milk
milk jug for his water, but it was getting heavy,
so I didn't fill it all the way up. And
I packed toilet paper. Also. I figured this was going
to be a good day. We were going out and
I like to track the deer prince. Always loved seeing
the deer prince. I was always so faucu needed with him,
and I had, like I said, I put my rooster
in the backpack and we set out, and Lady was
with me. She was not a big dog. She was
an Australian shepherd American eskimo spits, so she was maybe
like twenty pounds. She was such a good little dog,
and we were just cruising, and we were so deep
in I would never I knew my directions north south,
east west. I knew which way most of the time,
how to get back home. Sometimes I popped out where
I was a little confused and really shocked. And I
know I would have had my hind behind Den would
have been tanned if they got me there. And she
was leading the way, which she always stayed by my
side for the most part, and we had heard something.
I think she heard it first. She had to have
heard it first, but she picked up her pace a
little bit, so I was following her, and if I
would call her, she'd run right back to me. She
had a great recall. There was we walked, I don't
know how long it was. There was this black pop
and he had been shot and he had had something
traumatic and it was lying there and I thought it
was a black German shepherd. That's what I didn't. I
knew my dog breeds, but not all of my dog breeds,
and I had thought, oh my gosh, somebody shot this
puppy and he was a decent size at that time,
I may be weighed a hundred pounds, and he was
snipping her. He was whining a little bit. I had
got down and at this point so I have extremely
my empathic I'm very empathic and I can pick up
on I've always connected with animals. I connected with people
as well. I tried not to because it trains everything
out of you, just the emotions, even animals that have
had things done to them. It just drained you. And
I could feel he was scared. And I knelt down
and I slowly I had the beef, turkey and stuff,
and I said, you're okay, I'm not going to hurt you.
And I just kept speaking in a low term. I said,
I'm going to come closer. Said, but I'm not going
to hurt you. I'm here to help. He was a
little more interested in my rooster on my back. Like
I told you before, I say, I was nothing but meals.
I say, meals on wheels, but a shoe leather expressed
with the chicken, and uh. I got closer. He didn't growl,
he just studied me. I called lady back to me,
and she sat by my side. I said, okay, I said,
we're going to do this, and I held out the
jerky and he took it. But to me, so his
eyes were this shade of it was the most intense gold,
like a bronzed gold. It when he looked at me,
it felt like immediately he just looked right through my soul.
And I remember gasping and I said, okay, buddy, sit,
I'm here. I said, I don't know who did this
to you. I said, but you're safe. I said, you
have a home. Now, I'm going to take you home.
And I told him, I said, I'm happy, will help you.
I said, you have a home. And I don't know
how he was heavy. I don't know how I mustard
the adrenaline. We had to go up hills and it
wasn't like little hills, they were decent hills. And then
I had to go back down them and I carried
him and he may have whimpered like a few times,
and the whole trip back he just wanted to eat
my rooster. And I'm like, no, you can't have him.
I'm sure if my chicken could tell a story, he'd
probably tell a whole other horror story of his own.
But I got him back and my grandfather, and it
took a long time for me to get back. He
had suspected at this time something might have gone wrong,
and I was out in the woods and he was
I believe he was just getting his shoes on to
come looking for me, which you know, there has been
times I thought in this area it was called the
Slave pal We had coal and we had a lot
of mining going on in the coke ovens on our property,
and I thought something was coming after me. I went
straight up the pine tree and I had that fight
or flight, and I was pretty young then, but I
was gone for so long. My grandfather actually came to
find me, and he came up that pine tree. He
was about I don't know eighty one at that time.
We both got stuck up in the pine tree, and
then my uncle came over to visit my grandpa, and
my uncle jumped. I could hear the four wheeler coming
and we were both I was up that tree. I
don't know how many hours at this point my grandfather
was up there with me. They ended up calling the
fire department to get us out of the top of
the pine tree, and my grandfather asked me, said, what
were you doing up there, I said, I thought something
was coming after me. Something scared me. And then that
was when I got the whole lecture. You shouldn't be
out here alone. I've told you that, so it was
more of a lecture and a lesson learnt. But I
don't know what was coming that day, but something had
scared me. I was rarely afraid, and this was one
of the times I didn't take my dog with me.
I went solo to go check out the deer prints
and the sleigh poald was pretty cool because the hills
were so big you could take your When I was younger,
it was a lot of fun. We take our sleds
and in the dead of summer you could ride the
sleigh poal on your sled, and I would do that
from time to time. But I just I went all
by myself that day and something had scared me enough,
and that had happened well too. I got off my story.
I get back to the house and I was haff
and and poffing. My body was aching from carrying him,
and I had blood. I had his blood on me,
and lady she was so proud. He's like, look what
we found. And my grandfather looked at him, and I
could tell immediately by the look on my grandfather's face.
He was kind of I'm getting these bumps again. He
looked back at me and his expression was, you should
have left this where you found it, should not have
brought it here. He said it was some kind of wolf.
We I thought a black German shepherd. He just had
these intense eyes and he had absolutely no weight on him.
And I ended up well. In Romanian, umbra is the
word for shadow, but my grandfather would call him that,
and I would call him shadow. He my grandfather worked
his magic. He was so My background is there's Native
American and a lot of Eastern European, which is the Romanian.
My grandfather had heal I thought anything anybody in the world.
He just worked his magic, and he said, I don't
know if I don't know if he's going to make it.
But he had antibiotics of course for the horses. And
the whole time my grandfather was working on him, he
never growled, never whimpered. He just laid there and he
ended up shadow recovered, and he never he wouldn't my side.
And he played so well with lady. He was so
big compared to her. It was like so it would
be like he was the size of a lab, a
healthy lab, and she was just a little twenty pound dog.
So so funny watching him play, and he was so gentle. Well,
my grandparents, that's my was my father's parents, and my
dad he was to this day he passed. I didn't
attend his funeral. And the cruelty, the you know, there
was this other time. I was twelve and I had
just I came in the house. I was I had
my rooster. I was moving him because Shadow was trying
to eat him again. And I came through the house
and my dad was standing there and he was he
was just he was a real piece of work. I
don't know if it was drugs, if it was the
satanic stuff he was into. But I had said something
and I don't remember if I said hi, Dad, I
or something. I just walked around. I had my chicken,
and he had what my grandfather's pistol. He put it
to my head and I looked up at him, and
I was so young, and I said, if you're going
to do it, then do it. I don't know what
triggered him. Shadow came from behind and he just oh, man,
he just on leash. He was growling, and then I
thought my dad was going to shoot him. But Shadow
had become so protective. His pack was my grandmother, my grandfather, myself,
and Lady did He never accepted my dad never. It
was like he when he would look at you, it
was like he judged you and was constantly judging you
if you were worthier. It was just I can't find
the words to describe, but I thought he was different.
My grandfather knew he was different, but he was such
he was a joy to have. So Lady would sleep
in bed with me. He would never and I know,
you know, having dogs, it's a sign of dominance if
you let your dog get in your bed with you.
He would never try. He would sleep same spot, the
foot of the bed, on the side, the bottom side
of the bed at the foot. He would never jump
on the furniture. And he would just take on like
this when I slept, he would just watch. He was
just on everything. His ears would twitch and and the
uneasiness with my dad was, I mean, it was so strong.
And he would threaten that he was going to harm Shadow.
And my grandfather would say, that's gonna be the worst mistake.
You make and he would get me in a frenzy
and just he took pleasure in making me cry. My father, well,
my dad would he would get so mad and he
would he eventually he did kill Shadow. He shot him
so many times and he fired I. Oh god, my
eyes are tear enough. I had just come back from
my mother's to take care of Shadow. I was taking
them with me, and he was laying in the yard
and he had all these arrows popping out of him.
And my dad he would say that at night, and
I didn't know if I could believe him or not,
because he was just so out there, like with this
satanic stuff. He sacrificed my cat. He did a lot
of horrible things. But I didn't know if I could
ever believe him. I just thought this guy, he is
completely off his rockier. But he said that Shadow would
stand up and he would watch him walk. He had
his friend, his friend Bobby would come over, my dad's friend,
and they would get high and do whatever they did.
And he said that he would stand straight up and
he would walk from So I had three doors total
in my bedroom and a window. One door led into
my grandmother's room. Another door let onto my porch. I
had a private porch, and then another door led into
the living room, and he would, he said, he would
see shadows, stand up and walk from the window in
the door at the living room all the way over
to the door and watch out the door when he
was outside I was sleeping. I thought, oh, yeah, he's
just so full of it. And at this time I
had completely forgotten about the dog man encounter I had
as a child. I was still a child, but much younger,
and that led that day when I was coming to
take Shadow with me. He was laying dead in the
yard and my dad said that he wouldn't die. He
just kept coming at him, and I cannot even tell
you what that did to me. He had gotten a
lot bigger too. I mean he at about that time
he was he was every bit as large as an
adult king shepherd, which king shepherds, they're a pretty decent
sized dog. And he wasn't finn Is growing. But he
was still on all fours though, at least in front
of me. He was he never I've never I've never
seen him stand up like that, but he just had
this presence about him, and I always felt so safe
with him. When i'd take him on the adventures, would
go in the woods, and he would love that. He
would never Lady was always with us, and he would
never stray too far. He would take the lead. And uh,
oh my gosh when he marked, Oh my gosh, Vick,
I told you about the marking outside. That was exactly
what shadows marking smelled like. Oh my gosh, oh wow. Okay,
So when about this time is when my grandparents passed
and I had taken it really hard. They were my world.
And my grandfather had passed first day of Spring in March,
and then a couple months later my grandmother went and
they'd been together for so long, and it just it
destroyed me. It was horrible. Mentally, I was worn down. Emotionally,
I was a mess, and I felt all alone. I
was at my mother's she was still in the townhouse
at this time, the townhouse that I had that first encounter.
And emotionally, physically I was just completely run down. And
I was sixteen. I was about sixteen at this time.
And there was this particular night I was feeling like
thuds at the bottom of my bed and then I
had they say so it was sleep paralysis. No, no, no, no, no,
it was not sleep paralysis. These attacks were happening, and
at one point I was awake. I was placing in school.
When I was in school, I was sneaking into the
teacher's lounge and printing Bible verses to tape around my
bed because I was so afraid this and I'd seen
it one night she had She was on her tiptoes
and I don't think she wasn't very tall, maybe four
four and a half foot tall, but her head was
down and her hair was warward and it was black,
and she was in all black and floating on her tiptoes.
She was coming from where the cemetery is and coming
into the room. I had told my mom something is happening,
and this particular night, my mother was home and her
room was right across her mind. This thing hit the
bet and then was on top of me. And then
I could feel my body being lifted up into the air,
and I oh, I was crying. It released me when
I said in the name of Jesus, and I was.
I was praying and crying. So my mom was getting
up at this point because she could hear the commotion.
She said, when she watched me fall, my head just
missed the corner of the nights. Dad an inch and
she she kind of she took a step back. I
was in the air, and I said, I told you,
and I was calling. I called several Catholic churches. The
one priest I do not remember his name he told me.
He said, there's no evil in this world. You need
to seek a therapist. This is attacking me, this is
going on. I don't know what to do. And these
attacks went on for so long until I learned that
I had to physically get out in the name of
Jesus and then it would stop. And I had moved
after my grandparents died. I mean, things were really bad.
My dad was just horrible. I couldn't handle the abuse
that he had, so I decided, oh, write my friend's
family was going to Florida. I had dropped out of school.
I had my mother emancipate me, and once I got
to Florida, I enrolled in Osceola County. I had went
to high school there and finished my diploma. But while
I was there, it had happened again that mass and
I felt it go inside of me, and the laugh
that came out of me was not my laugh. I
cannot imitate it. I cannot duplicate that laugh. But it
had scared me so much to this day, I don't
look in a mirror because that morning, when I got
up and I looked in the mirror, I didn't see
myself looking back at me. I seen something else, and
it had scared me so much this day. Like I said,
I when I do my hair, if I do my makeup,
I'll glance, but I don't ever stare into a mirror
and look at myself. And all that had calmed down,
and I didn't have any dog man encounters for a
very long time after that after Shadow. I'm not saying
the Shadow was a dog man or a werewolf, but
I am saying there was something very very different about him.
His size, his it was just the way I keep saying, judge, judging,
judging you, but looking through you. He just there was
something I don't know if it was even supernatural about him,
but he was not definitely was not a German shepherd.
He wasn't a king shepherd. And sometimes I would hear
my grandfather talking to him, and he would when I
walk in the room, he was just sitting there just
like he was following every conversation. My grandfather knew exactly
what he was saying. So all all of those encounters
had stopped. From Florida, you know, I moved around the lot.
I wanted to see the world. I wanted to travel
and just see as much as I could. I lived
in Michigan for a while. I lived in Canyon, Texas.
That's where I opened up my Large and Small Animal
Reproductive Clinic. And I ended up moving back to Pennsylvania.
And that's that's where I'm at now. And everything had
been pretty quiet, you know, I read my Neapolitans and
so on, and now you know I have aries. But
where I'm at now that the encounter started again. And
there was I was driving with my friend and there
was this gigantic mass but it was miss and it
had it was easily. It was not you know, a
common black bear. It was so big it would have
if you would have put like two polar bears together,
that would have been about the size of it. And
it was in the middle of the road and we
were driving. I knew I had my eyes weren't tired,
and it was dark and it was darker than the
darkness we were driving in and our headlights lit it
up in the gladiator and uh, really quiet. And I
looked over my friend and I said, all right, I
don't know, but I said, did you And just as
I said, did you see, he says that giant mist
on the road. I said yes. He said, okay, okay,
so I'm not go increased. I said no, no, I said,
where did it go? What was it? He said, I
don't know. Well, it was right across from where we
turn in at to go down to the house. And
that mist had popped up a couple more times. Now
on the property here we have there's three acres that's
fenced in, and then there's an opening of probably about
two acres that open up, and then it opens up
into a large field, and then our property starts up again.
And right at the end of our property it's more woods,
and then right across the road it's another single lane
road is the cemetery. And this property has we have
artesian wells underneath of the property. We have mine shafts,
an underground cave system. We have a lot going on here.
And I watch, you know, when I walk aris for
a couple of reasons, even in the fench yard, he
does not ever go outside without me, and he does
not ever go outside off leash, even in the fench yard.
And that's for a couple reasons. It's he's one hundred
and ninety eight pounds, is a very large dog, and
I don't think that four foot chainley fence, if he
gets really mad, is going to hold him. He's very
well trained and well behaved, but he is still a
dog and that has to be taken into consideration. We
don't have many neighbors either, but I just feel that
if I can prevent a bad situation from happening I'm
going to take that extra measure. Now. It really stinks
sometimes in the winter in the rain, but I just
I feel it's this. It gives me a piece of
mind knowing that he's okay and well. And also the
mind shafts have caved in. There's been a vehicle that's
gone twenty five to fifty feet down, a person has
gone down in the mine, so it gets filled in
every so often. The gravel comes in and win to
fill everything in with the excavators and stuff, and the
encounters started again. So it's probably been going on for
almost two years since they started. And then it's like
they'll take a break and then start back up again.
But this the first night something had happened and I
didn't get any you know, like no bad juju. When
you're out side, you just you know. It was just
like okay, no big deal. I was walking areas and
we were up top and that's where there's no fence.
It goes into the big field. We have a little
stone thing built and it's just a whole bunch of
stones stacked up. If we want to start a project
we have we know where to go get the stones
and then directly across from it there and I believe
I sent you the pictures Vic where the concrete was
stacked there was. I was standing right there and this
mass started standing up and instinctively. This was in October
when this happened. I said, we have a couple of neighbors,
like I said, and I thought it was him at first,
I said, Johnny, I said, what are you doing? You
can't hunt here, this is car property. You're nuts. It
got bigger. Johnny's like maybe one hundred and thirty forty pounds.
It's really small man, very dainty. This thing gets bigger
than what Johnny is and I'm like, oh my gosh,
and it keeps getting taller, and it was silent, and
to me it looked like a gilly suit. But my
eyes I couldn't focus. It was like it was distorted,
and I couldn't focus on what I was seeing and
what was going on. Aries at this point had stepped
between myself and what was rising. This thing got over
six foot tall, and if it would have reached its
hand out and I had mine, we could have went
fingertip to fingertip. And that was how close we were.
But I could not tell you what I was looking
at other than I thought it was a gilly suit.
But it was not a gilly suit. It was distorted.
And as it rose up, it rose back down in
the same way. And it was October, like I said,
so the leaves have fallen there, crunchy. It was not
a sound, not a sound at all. Oh my gosh.
Finally Aries was growling. And when he lets out his
guttural grow I mean, you can fill it. It was
just shadows was more intense when he finally let out
his groul. When he would grow out, my dad, it
was like a mastiff, but it was you really could
feel it now. Oh my gosh, I forgot that there
was this electric jowel that went right through me. And
I know ARIES had to have felt it because he
had piped down. Really, he just quieted and just stood there,
and it was like a joke of electricity. And I
don't know if it was in for sound, but my
ears started ringing, like a high pitched ring. And then
as it disappeared, everything was okay, and we finally I
got him down into the house. I could not. We
put up motion lights on all corners of the house.
And when it gets dark, hair, it gets dark. We
have no street lights, like I said, population of three
hundred people, so and everybody's spread out. We'd put up
the motion lights. We'd put up just I believe they
were all motion lights. The UH door cam came a
little later, and I was like, wow, And you know,
we we are very We have our consil carry license.
When I'm feeling well, I like to participate in three
gun competition. We do a lot of shooting. We know
our firearms. And I thought, well, I guess I didn't
know what to do. I didn't know if I should
keep something on me my little carry. I said, oh, goodness,
this isn't going to do anything. So I figured out right,
I'll just keep my bear mace on me, and I'm like,
I don't know if that's even going to do anything.
So I don't know how many there was. I don't
know if they were spaceships, if they were drones, but
there were. I have them on video, these lights that
were in the sky, and I say they were following me,
but they were going in every direction. I went, so
to me that was following me. That's when all the
encounters came. I had been out in the yard with Aries.
This might have been it was within like two days
max of seeing that mass appear and Black Hawk. There
was a black helicopter. Our property is big and open.
You can most certainly land several helicopters in our hard
and I had been walking Aries. We were in the
upper again and it was daylight, and the helicopter came
down below the tree line. I thought this is weird
and instinct when I looked up and I could see
the guy was sitting. He had his legs out and
over and he had his rifle. It was an ar
style platform. I could see that clearly because they had
turned and when they turned the helicopter was like you
know when they turn on their side to turn. It
was on an angle and I said, oh my god.
I instinctively threw myself in front of my dog, thinking
they were going to shoot aries. And then when I
got in the house, they had left. And when I
had gotten the house, I thought, oh my god, did
they think he was the entity? Did they think he
was what was in the yard that we have a
lot of deer, And I know I've sent you the
photos of the deer in the yard. We you know,
on that particular night, I didn't catch all twenty three
of them together, but there's twenty three of them that
come and hang out in the backyard. I don't know.
I give him apples from time to time, but there's
a lot, a large amount of deer here. And the
deer had been standing, and this was about seven o'clock
at night after I had this encounter in the helicopter
had been standing between our outbuildings, underneath the pine trees.
They were head to butt, head to butt head the
butt head the butt And I know deer do scream.
A lot of people don't know that, but they do
vocalize and I just thought, WHOA, this is weird. They're
just all sta every one of them had the butt
and you can tell that they were something had triggered
them the fear. Well. I had got to my bedroom
window outside with Aries. We were taking our final outing,
and this scream had hat it was. It was like
a scream how and the deers. I urinated myself because
it had scared me so bad. And it wasn't the
deer screaming. It was something up in the trees, and
I thought, well, we do have mountainlins. It could have
been a mountain lion. It could have been, but they
would have stood there like that, and they came towards us.
Aries was just going ballistic. I held him with everything
I could, and I have complete control of my dogs complete.
I had dropped the leash all together, and when I
realized that I had grabbed it and he was kind
of dragging me through the yard, I was on the
ground and our other dog, our little dog, he's a
Feegel Retriever mix. He was going ballistic. Inside he could
hear everything. And I still don't know what it was. Well,
a few nights, I don't know if it was a
few nights or maybe a month later, there was a
very large await the lights. Let me get back to
the lights. So the light pattern in the sky. There
was this one light and then there was like three
more two or three, I want to say three that
branched off from it and went in all different ways
and then came back into one. And this was going
on for a while. I would record it, and it
was it was. It was really interesting because I've I
seen a few things. When I lived in Canyon, Texas.
My property was great against the canyon, so it was
like complete openness and then Canyon and I've dealt with
coyotes everywhere I've been. And when somebody, you know, somebody's
not familiar with coyotes, the easiest thing I can tell
somebody is if there's a large pack and they're all going,
sounds like a Stephen King movie in the making, definitely.
And we had started the coyotes were I had never
seen or encountered a pack of coyotes that was so
there was so many of them, and they were getting bolder.
And in the lower I called the lower forty eight,
that's the three acres fenced in I called the Lower
forty eight. They were this particular night had become very
bold and our little retriever was out front and one
of the coyotes had hit the fence, the four fence,
the four four foot chain link fence, and from both
sides of the house, now this is all fenced again,
both sides of the house emerged more coyotes. They had
flanked us in the house. They were that smart. In
one of the coyotes, which I I'm they breed with
domestic dogs, so it's it's extremely possible, and they can
breed with a wolf. But it was jet black, and
I thought, wow, it was really pretty. But they were
really bulled. So run in and my friends yelling, grab
the guns, grab the guns, and I go to the
gun safe and I am I am packing in my
yoga pants. I had a couple of pockets, I am pocket.
I am just stuffing guns in that pocket. That pocket.
I'm putting guns in my arms and I'm waddling. I
can't hold anymore. And I'm like, oh, we're going to war.
I can't even imagine what's going on. And uh, I
didn't know it was. The coyotes were that bad. And
I come outside and I started handling the guns. None
of them were loaded, none of them had magazines. I
ran back and I grabbed the forty five. Forty five
was loaded, so the fires off a warning shot and
like the whole area it was it was like a
cannon went off and it was just this loud cup
boot and they had scattered a couple of nights after that. Okay,
so there is nothing where the Appalation Trail were right
in the Appalachian Trail, and there is it's just woods,
wilderness and woods. Now they're starting to, you know, there's
a lot of fracking going on in our area now
and they're they're mining for they're taking the stone quarries.
The tops of our mountains are starting to disappear, and
they're they're bombing and making all these new roundabouts and
trying to make it more modern than the three hundred
people around here need. And from the woods. So sitting
out on the porch which is facing south there, I
can hear the coyotes coming again and then there is
this high pitch scream. How but it I don't know
if it was a mile off, it could have been
closer because at night, you know, and that's another thing
people don't take into consideration, something far off in a distance.
Sometimes you know, things appear to be bigger than what
they are. Same with the sound. Sound bounces, So I'm
not exactly too sure how far this was, but it
was out in the woods up above, and I could
feel it was like that thing that had led off
that like that that jolt of electricity that I had
encountered up in the top yard. That's what it was like.
But this thing had the deepest grow how I was like,
oh my gosh. So I've worked with a lot of
animals at the VAT Clinic as well. My business partner
was a veterinarian. I did the reproduction, so we would
see people would bring in wolves. She was the she's
retired now, but she was the veterinarian for the wildlife
rehab center, so we would see a lot of things.
I was able to get my hands on a lot
of animals, and that was a blessing in its own
But this thing, when it you just knew, you knew
it was not a dog, it was not a wolf,
it was not a coyote. It was so loud, and
I felt that jolt of electricity go through me, and
I thought, oh my, the coyotes have not been back
to our property, have not, So I've had another pretty
significant encounter other than seeing that thing that I thought
was a gilly suit. I keep going back to a
gilly suit, but it was so distorted. But I still
can't wrap my mind around what I was looking at
because of the distortion there was. So when you come
out on our porch, if you go directly to the right,
the woods are right there. Again, the woods are everywhere,
that's but we keep the to the woodline. We like
to keep the grass down. So just because that night
when those coyotes attacked, that was really bold. Had the
weeds had been tall or grown, I don't think I
think it would have been a different outcome for sure.
But I know that that number of how many coyotes
was there, they I think easily they typically, you know,
things leave aries alone because he's so big and massive.
But there was so many in that pack. I honestly
think they would have attacked us. I honestly feel that
because their number was just used to like five to
seven coyotes in a pack. There was so many of them,
so many, and uh, like I said, So the next
encounter happens and i'm outside, I like to I like
to sit on the porch we have and I didn't
know this until you know, Like I sit on the
porch in the evenings. We have a fisher cat, which
if any of you know what a fish your cat as,
they are just they're like I guess they're like a
downed version. They're they're like a they look like a
giant ferret, but they're like a wolverine in Tasmanian double
in one and they are just so neat, but they
growl and they're vicious. And there's one living underneath one
of our outbuildings and he travels down because we have
a we have natural water, like I said, we have
a creek, and then we have the artesian wells, and
he travels down and then he'll come up. And one
night he came charging behind areas in myself he had
I'm pretty sure it was a smaller bunny, but he
just like he charged right behind us and he was
able to get over the chain link fence with ease.
And I said, good lord, what was that? I realized
it was the fisher cat. And I've taken a couple
of pictures of him, and I like to sit and
I listen. I listened to my surroundings. And if many
of you out there, I know a lot of people,
you're out in the woods, and you understand the message.
Sometimes sometimes the wilderness has a message. Sometimes I just
I listen and I want to get a good fill
for it. And I was sitting on the porch again
this night, and I felt the air was charged, and
I felt something staring. I felt something watching. And I
had looked over to the right of me where the
tree line is, and standing there it was. It was
probably about six and a half seven foot tall. Was
now let me also say this, the dog men I
have encountered have I would compare them, the closest being
a timber, definitely. He just looked like the big one
I had seen. But this one he was light in color.
He had browns and grays and reds in him, but
he was still light. And it was standing there just
watching me. It wasn't aggressive, it wasn't It was just
leaning against the tree and it was so I was
just I'm not gonna say compelled, because I wasn't compelled,
but I was just like all the memories came flooding
back from my childhood. I said, oh my god, am
I seeing this? Am I seeing what I'm really seeing?
And then this this guy was big, It was very big.
A bigger black one steps out, the bigger black one.
Oh my gosh. He You could feel the hatred, you
could feel the malice. You could feel he did not
like me, He did not like people. And I could
feel this. But the it was like the little he
wasn't little. He was big, but he was smaller than
the black one he was. I don't know if he
was calling the shots, but in my head it was
like for a moment it could communicate and I couldn't.
It was either trying to say and I think it
was verbal, but it was ken or kindred or kindle war,
I don't know, kill or something. It was something along
the line if it was kindred or kinner, something recognition
or bridge. I'd had a dream about it the other night.
So that happened. Everything went quiet. So I had reached
out and Vic and I got in contact, and I
had told him the story, and then it was about,
you know, we close our blinds. My grandfather had me
do that from the time I was young. He just said,
you don't invite things to look in. So it's always
been instilled in me to close our blinds. It was
on the fourteenth or fifteenth I had not closed the blinds.
I'd forgotten to or in the curtains. It was two
forty seven about that time in the morning, I had
awakened and I, it's that feeling, you know something is
watching you. And I woke and I looked to my window.
There was two red eyes staring at and it stepped
back but started to dematerialize and do it missed and
then it was gone. So that night I had had
I was nervous. I was like, oh no, it's starting
back up again. But I knew. I knew for a
fact what I just looked at was looking at me
long before I knew it was there. And in my
dream I was I thought I was being chased by
a dog man or a werewolf, and I was in
the town. Our count is so small, and I was
in the town. And as I came down to when
I was running, I realized that I was looking through
its eyes. I was seeing things that it's seen, and
I thought I was being chased, but I wasn't, and
it was communicating something about a bridge or a bridge
and it and I'm trying to put into words and
it's so hard to find the words. But it was
the during that dream, the visions, everything was so distorted.
And that was, like I said, after I'd went back
to sleep from seeing it standing there, and it was
the helicopters have come back, the black Hawk helicopters, and
they've been hovering over the house. I was on the
phone with Vic, and Vic was able to hear it
was just they for the past the past week, they've
been hovering over our house twenty thirty seconds making themselves
visible again. And I had walked out. It was uh Friday, Friday.
I had walked out and on the house. And this
is where I say about the reference of shadow. It
just clicked today that shadows you're and when he would
mark was the same. The house was marked at the
corner of our when you come up of our porch,
right there at the house was marked heavily and urine
in my car and the smell was like shadows marking.
It had like this. Males have very distinct marking glands
in a lot of species. And it smelled sweet, almost
like kidney failure. But there was a sulfur smell to it,
and it was so pungent. And you know, over the
last summer, I was sprayed by a skunk and that
that sucker got me pretty good. He got me face on,
and I'm using that as a reference to this now.
It made me sick and I thought, oh my gosh,
I thought my eyes were going to fall out of
my head. It was just horrible. But in comparison to
what was left on the house, the urine was way worse.
It made me vomit like you could. I know, of course,
getting spread by skunk you literally can taste that, but
you could taste what had done this, and it might
so aries is he doesn't back down. He's six now,
he's getting up there. He's my old man, but he
is not you know, he's everything a home guardian should be.
He is loyal, he is protective, he is fearless. But
we both have that same mentalit mentality if something's coming,
we're both going down together, so he doesn't have a
lot of fear. He walked out and immediately he went
away from it. He wouldn't remark it. He wouldn't go
near my car where it was marked. And he's an
intact dog and a mal it took. So I was
trying and trying to get everything, get rid of the smell.
I had poured bleach, I had poured. I put some
odo band. I had tried that nature's urine cure. Nothing lime, nothing,
So I uh. Before I started, I guess a dangerous
gas build up or explosion or something. With my luck,
I decided to resort. We have a lot of snow,
had about twelve inches of snow. I started packing snow
on the top because I wasn't too sure what to do.
But something again has come and marked us, and I've
had offerings on the porch. Oh goodness. So I have
I document everything. I try to take as much pictures
as I can when I can. But I've had it's
a it's in grass. It's a little deer hoof in
the grass for me, you know, just I don't know
how or where it came from, but it's a little
deerhoof in grass. I've had that placed at the door.
I have had stones stacked up at my door. I
have had dead animals placed. The one animal in particular,
I had it was dead and placed pitched it into
the woods. The next morning, it was on my roof,
and uh, I was like, okay, I've I took a
picture a couple I believe a day or two ago.
There's there was blood on my porch and on my
lawnchair where I sit in front of the door, about
the size of my hand, and it was fresh blood.
And I didn't know what to do. So I was thinking, Okay, well,
I have some Native American and this this is probably
share ignorance because I don't know. I'm taking this day
by day and I don't know if I'm doing it
right or what I'm like. I said, day by day.
I've gone to the butcher a couple of times, and
I just recently did it when this happened, and hearts
and liver. I loaded up on that. It took me
two trips. But I don't know if I was doing
an offering or if I was doing it as respect
and in Native I had communicated with my hands. I
had my palms up and I said I bring peace,
I want peace. I don't know if it was there,
if it heard me, I don't know. And I honestly
think because we have all these caves and underground minds
and these shafts on our property. I believe that that's
where they're popping in and out of. I believe that
they're under us. And I think with all this racking
and the bombing going on, with the you know, every
everywhere being built up, and I think it's awakening them,
you know, in our Like I said, the deer here
is so plentiful, and I gosh, just I don't want
to start something, but I just wanted to know that
I asked it. I said, please do not harm my dogs.
We have put no trespassing and no hunting signs on
the property, so if it hunts here, you know, our property,
generally speaking, nobody's permitted to hunt on it, and we
don't even hunt property, and that kind of that. That
brings me pretty much up to pace with what's been
going on. I don't have all the answers. I am
just taking this day by day, but I think that
some point in time, I don't know if it again,
I don't know if this is generational, a generational curse
from my dad dabbling and becoming a warlock in all
the black magic and them being summons. I don't know
if I was marked. I don't know if for but
for whatever reason. I am very in tuned with what's
going on around me, and they're so many times, you know,
the wild life they come and I don't know if
it's the me being an impact. I don't know if
it's my aura, but they come to me for help.
I've taken care of a buck, an adult buck. It
had a bad leg. He came to me. The hummingbirds,
which is so funny. They landed my hair in the summer.
You know. Right now, there's a little family of foxes
that come and hang out from time to time. And
right now I have a feral cat that just showed
up and in the past two months, it's been about
two months each jumping in my lap. So the skunk,
the skunk that sprayed me, we are now buddies. And
his name is the not Kitty because he's sure. He
has some different markings and he looks like a black cat.
He doesn't have the traditional stripe down him. So his
name is the not Kiddy, and we have you know,
there's a lot of wildlife here in the raccoons. Oh goodness.
I started off feeding one and I think he told
a friend, just like the deer, and they told her
friend and now I have like a whole colony, so
wildlife has and they've always been drawn to me since
I was a child. There I have never and I've
worked with a lot of animals. The only time I'd
ever been injured was working on a horse. He had
a water belly, and I knew protocol. We wrote the protocol.
Nobody was supposed to go in until other people were there.
I thought I'd get him comfortable and maybe start an
IV line. He had kicked me and I hit against
the uh, the gate, and it dislocated my hip and
split my head open. And it wasn't his fault, and
that was my ignorance, and that was me trying to
help him because I knew he was so uncomfortable and
so much pain. But in reality I just made everything
so much worse. But I've never been bit. I have never,
you know, I don't know if I should knock on
wood and attacked animals. They they just they come to me.
And it's just so weird. I've had a cardinal land
on me out of nowhere, I've had, you know, we
are The farmhouse was old, the farmhouse that we my
grandparents had to move into after I burnt down their
house playing Cowboys and Indians. But up in the attic
there was a little hole and somehow the owls had
made it in their little screech owls. And I remember
my grandmother had this old singer sewing machine and I
would play Princess Aurora. Upstairs. I poked my finger and
I'd taken nap, but I had moved it this day,
and then I stuck. I think there was a desk
in something else. I managed to rig this stairway to
the roof and I reached up and I pulled two
little outlets out, and I'm like, oh, They're gonna be
my best friends. And my grandfather, I mean, he just
knew everything I was getting into. He hollered up those
stairs and he said, April, you better leave those birds alone.
Oh I am. So I wait for everything to get quiet,
and I run down these stairs. I have the little
outlets in my shirt, and I'm like, they're never going
to know. So I'm like, I have to make this
look real. I go out the room and I go
down the stairs on the porch and I hollered for
my Grandpap. I'm like Pap. I'm like, Papy, come here,
I'm like, look when I found it, I'm holding these
little outlets up. Oh my gosh. But yeah, so that's
just been I'm sure they wouldn't have come to me
on their own, but it's I've always as a child,
I felt at home in the woods. Now since these
encounters have recently happened, Oh, I am in fear. That
black one put the fear of I know a lot
of people say the fear of God, but I don't
like saying that. I feel like that's in vain. But
it scared me. It scared me a lot. And uh,
the fear I have is a it's more respect. And
I know that these creatures are there. I know that
they're definitely apex, but I don't the gray one, I
know it would have. It didn't seem like it wanted
to hurt. It wanted to communicate with that black one.
And I tell you what, I guarantee that suckers put
some people on the four one one. I just that's
the only way I can describe it. But I don't.
And I love the woods. I loved hiking the waterfalls,
and I would say grounding, but I'd go sit there.
You can feel the energy from the waterfalls, and I
guess these creatures they go there too for this reason.
But sometimes when I would need to recharge, I would
just go sit on the ground by the waterfall just
he talks and recharge. But now knowing and seeing this,
I have a fear, yes, but I respect them and
if they want that to be their territory, so be it.
I will never go camping or hiking again. Never go
camping for sure, because I know what's out there, and
at this point they're leaving me alone, so I feel
I can give it the respect and leave it alone.
But you know, we have definitely upped our firepower in case,
you know, something would happen, and it's not like you
can exactly go out and you know they're at the beginning.
When I had said about the attack where I used
to ride my horses, this had just happened, and it
is right on. Well, my grandparents had passed, so it's
my uncle as the property. Now. They were just fly fishing,
and I believe I'm not one hundred percent it wouldn't
we drove by. I mean, okay, we see the dcn R,
we see the park rangers. These guys were heavily vested heavily.
They all black tactical gear. I said, oh my goodness,
and the black as uvs were there. So there there
was a lot and there was a lot of taping.
They taped off, and I believe it was the It
was definitely the attack. I don't know if it was
a big foot or if it was a dog man,
but it was on six fishers right off of the property,
so I know even when I was a child. They
obviously they have been around, but I haven't been harmed,
and I don't know why, but I don't want to.
You know, I have this saying, you don't knock at
the devil's door because you you might not like what
you what opens that door. So I guess I'm playing safer.
You know. I had asked, you know, if this is
a good idea, because things that are left on my doorstep.
I didn't know if delivering the the liver in the hearts.
I felt like that was what I was supposed to do,
and I've done it a few times, but it was
brought to my attention that they may and it was
all sporadic. I didn't like to do it, say, you know,
on this second night of the full moon. I didn't
do it like that. It was just all sporadic when
this happened months in between, because I was I was
just feeling I was doing what I think felt right,
letting it know that I'm aware and I respect it
and I understand. But I also, you know, when it
was brought to my attention, don't want it to think that, Okay,
this is what this is our arrangement. So I I
just I try to keep a balance, and if it's
not harming us, I feel like then we should just
mind our own business. And obviously it's it's right there.
I mean, it'd be like we we even do have
bears on our property. And some of you may say, okay,
well that that was just their No, no, no, I
I know bears and I know wolves, and I know
what I seen was neither of them. But like I said,
and the looks it had more of the head of
a timberwolf. And it's uh, the last one that stood up,
the one, like I said, I'm pretty sure that very
first one I encountered the pointed he had a loincloth
on and I want to say a vest, but these
other two did not. And it's abdomen the gray one.
I couldn't really tell with the black because it was
it was dark outside. But you could see on both
of these creatures. You could see the straations of their muscles,
but I couldn't see, like you know, when some people
say that it had a six pack, I couldn't it.
To me, it the anatomy was all wrong to be
a person. First of all, it had a slightly tapered waist,
and it's hawks, you know, that stood out, And when
we were staring at each other, I don't remember going
back in the house or them them disappearing back into
the woods. I don't remember that, which was you know,
that was really weird, and I'm just I have all
these flashes coming in and it's like, I don't know.
I guess my way of handling PTSD is I forget
about everything that happened and pretend it never happened, and
then you know, a little trigger will come along and
I'm like, oh my gosh. Like with the urine on
the house and on the car, that was just like shadows.
It had like that sweet decaying smell. So that being said,
you know, I'm pretty current, and yeah, that's about it.
That's where I stand with everything going on, and thank
you for listening to my story.
Speaker 2: April. You sure have been through it. You've had your
fair share of amazing experiences there. You really have. We're
out of time for the show tonight, but would be
interested in coming back to do a Q and A
because I've got a lawndry list of questions for you.
Speaker 3: Oh, I would love to Vic. I'd be very honored
to great.
Speaker 2: Well, thanks so much for coming back to do that.
I really appreciate it.
Speaker 3: Thank you for having me well, thanks so.
Speaker 2: Much for coming on. We really do appreciate your time,
and have a great night.
Speaker 1: The Famish