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- The single hair that could FINALLY prove the Yeti really exists
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- - He is 8ft tall and has a roar that could start an avalanche.
  - Despite this, the yeti has always managed to remain abominably elusive.
    But yesterday, claims that the legendary beast really does exist took a giant step forward.
  - Scientists have used microscopes to analyse of strands of hair found caught on some rocks in jungle near the India-Bangladesh border.
  - An artists' impression of the Yeti: The inconclusive test results are the 'most positive evidence' that the Yeti existed
  - The mysterious 1951 Shipton Print photograph that appears to show the footprints of an Abominable Snowman
  - The tests showed the thick, wiry hairs do not belong to any of the most common wild animals known to live in the area.
  - Instead, they bear a 'startling resemblance' to some collected half a century ago by Everest conqueror Sir Edmund Hillary.
  - Researcher Ian Redmond said: 'The hairs are the most positive evidence yet that a yeti might possibly exist. It might be that the region this animal is inhabiting is remote enough for it to remain undiscovered so far. We are very excited.'
  - The 54-year-old primate expert said that he and his Oxford Brookes University colleagues had ruled out the possibility of the hairs coming from animals known to roam the area, including black bears, macaque monkeys, dogs and wild boar.
  - 'The hairs are complete with the cuticle, and between 3.3cm (1.3in) and 4.4cm (1.7in) long and thick and wiry and curved,' he said.
  - 'We haven't found a match with the most likely contenders,' he said. 'But there is a resemblance with the hairs brought back by Sir Edmund Hillary. There is the exciting prospect that these could turn out to be something very dramatic.'
  - DNA tests could help solve the yeti mystery. Mr Redmond said: 'Even if the DNA test cannot identify the creature, it should be able to work out what it is related to.
  - It could easily be an unknown primate even if it is not a yeti.' However, he admitted that his excitement at a potential scientific breakthrough was tinged with fear.
  - 'My concern is that if we do find something unusual, it will be from a very small population of animals and I would want to talk to the state government and Indian government so they are not inundated with people trying to catch one for a museum,' he said.
  - ' Whatever the hairs' origin, their owner, like humans, suffers-from split ends, the tests showed.
  - The hairs were found in the remote West Garo hills in the Indian state of Meghalaya, caught in rock on a steep slope where the ape-like creature may have been sunning himself. In 2003, a forester claimed to have seen a yeti there three days in a row.
  - The first authoritative description of the yeti was made in 1889 by British explorer Major LA Waddell.
  - Describing his experiences in Sikkim, he wrote: 'Some large footprints in the snow were alleged to be the trail of hairy wild men believed to live among the eternal snows.'
  - In 1921 a Royal Geographical Society Everest expedition found footprints made by 'a wild man of the snows' at 21,000ft and led to the creature being dubbed the ' abominable snowman'.
  - Since then, the yeti has eluded detection despite numerous attempts to find it. Perhaps the most thorough of all was the Daily Mail expedition of 1954. A team of scientists and mountaineers, supported by 200 Sherpas, scoured the Himalayas for months. They failed to spot a yeti, but unidentifiable footprints were noted.
  - Tibetan folklore has it that the yeti is nocturnal, whistles, and can kill with a single punch
  - Actor James Stewart reportedly smuggled remains of a yeti by concealing it in his luggage when he flew from India to London in 1959
  - Investigators believe that at least two types of yeti exist: the dzu-teh ('big thing'), which is 7ft-8ft tall, and the nich-teh, which is 5ft-6ft
  - A yeti foot measures 33cm in length and 25cm across - if footprints found in the Himalayas last year were of the elusive beast
  - The yeti's name derives from Tibetan and means 'rock bear'
  - Yetis resemble orangutans - and orangutan fossils have been found near Himalayan foothills
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- Thirty years ago, we had no rational conceptual basket for the experiences that go along with the infrasound hypothesis, so rather than collect the data, we (almost always) threw it out. The same thing could be happening with the lights and other trappings of UFO [and let me add now, other strange] encounters.
- There could be data here that, thirty years from now, will have a rational explanation, but we just don’t have the mental framework to grasp it now.
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- - We should be meticulous in our collection of the data. If the witness is otherwise reliable, and especially when there is physical evidence too, let’s take it all in. I can almost guarantee that, down the line, the things that weird us out now will look different later on.
  - And that's what I really want any researchers who might read this to take away from it. You'll see Nick make the same kind of call -- let's not throw anything away. Let's gather all the evidence, even if it's weird, and put it all together. What looks strange to us today may one day have a completely rational explanation.
  - I enjoyed the chance to hear Nick's views and I have to tell you, with some of the problems we have in bigfoot research, ie, finding enough physical evidence to prove bigfoot exists, I'm downright sympathetic to his views. Whatever your views, I hope you'll enjoy the interview too.
  - DB: What I'm interested in is exactly what you were talking about on Paranormal Radio with Captain Jack -- bigfoot accounts with "high strangeness" in them. It's been a kind of obsession of mine for quite a while, though I've never.. I may have been near a few bigfoot creatures before, but I've never experienced any "high strangeness" stuff.
  - DB: That I noticed anyway..
  - DB: But I get a lot of other people telling me stuff that does seem strange. You may remember I had a couple of interviews up from people who had very strange things happen during their encounters..
    
    Nick: Yeah.
  - DB: So if you've got any stuff like that I'm interested in hearing about it. And I'm also especially interested in any bigfoot encounters you might have had yourself.
  - Nick: Okay. Yeah, I mean I can talk about a few weird things that have happened. Do you want me to just sort of start at the beginning as to how I came to this conclusion and the journey along the way and things like that?
    
    DB: Sure, that'd be great!
  - Nick: Okay. Well basically, my interest in cryptozoology goes back to when I was about five years old. And my parents took me on holiday one summer to
    Scotland, and we spent a day at Loch Ness.
  - I've still got a fragmentary memory of this story of my dad telling me about how, you know, there was supposedly this dinosaur living in the depths of Loch Ness. And, you know, when you're five years old you're not necessarily old enough to appreciate all the intricacies of the story. But you're old enough to know, "Wow, there's a monster living in that lake!"
  - Nick: And so that really sort of sparked my interest, and even now as I said I can remember a few things from that day, but having been to Loch Ness again on several occasions..
  - You know I think one of the reasons why it captures people's imagination so much is the fact that it looks spooky. You know, it's a huge loch, very very black water, it's got an old ruined castle on it's shores. It looks atmospheric, and I think, you know, that was one of the things that sort of captured my interest and imagination.
  - And over the years, you know, from that age upwards, fourteen, fifteen, I began reading books on the subject, the ones that were around at that particular time in the late 70s early 1980s.
  - You know there actually weren't that many books available, in England at least -- a lot of imports. It was very much an underground subject, a fringe subject.
  - But I started subscribing to newsletters and things like that, and then, when I finished school, I went into journalism. I worked as a feature writer for a rock music magazine in England called Zero.
  - And so what happened was they taught me the inside and out of journalism. I was still developing this interest in, I guess, the UFO subject, cryptozoology, and the paranormal. And so I thought, "Why not try and combine the two?"
  - So I started writing for magazines and newsletters -- of course this was pre-internet era. It was just somebody would put their own stapled newsletter together and send 50 copies out to different people or whatever. So I used to do a lot of that. And then that kind of progressed into more mainstream journalism writing, and then also doing crypto and Fortean stuff for mainstream publications. From there, that led to the books.
  - Nick: And so, what basically happened over time was -- where I was living back in England, which was an area called Staffordshire, a county in England -- I was doing a weekly column for a newspaper called the Chase Post.
  - And this brought in a lot of reports from people who, you know, they'd seen like a black cat, a big large black cat running across the road late at night, or they'd seen an out of place animal.
  - Something like a wolf, for example. People would see wolves, wallabies and things like that, kangaroos.
  - But I would say for every, I don't know, twenty or thirty reports that would pour in, there would be one or two which would fall into the classic bigfoot type of category.
  - DB: Really?
  - Nick: Now of course, when you talk about bigfoot, everybody knows the bigfoot, the sasquatch of the Pacific Northwest, or other parts of the US, or the Yeti of the Himalayas, and then you've got the Yowie in Australia, and etc., but bigfoot and Britain aren't two words that spring to mind collectively. You know, when you're investigating and thinking about these things.
  - Nick: I mean Britain itself, to put it into perspective, England, Scotland, and Wales combined, in terms of the square mileage, is actually smaller than the state of Texas where I now live.
  - Nick: So it's not that big a country, even though there are a lot of wild areas and forests and woods, etc. And the population is 60 million, which is a pretty substantial population for a small country.
  - And so the idea that a bigfoot or a colony of bigfoot creatures could be roaming around the British Isles sounds bizarre and preposterous, and yet the witness reports are no less credible than anything we're getting from the US, or China, or India, or wherever, Russia.
  - So I began looking into these reports and, just to go back to the big cats, I mean everybody who is interested in cryptozoology has heard these stories of big cats roaming the British Isles.
  - Nick: A lot of reports, a lot of escapees, that sort of thing. But when it comes to bigfoot, then you really are in a whole different category.
  - Now, one of the things I found is that many of the bigfoot reports that, not just came to me, but that came to other researchers as well -- what I did, as well as digging through my reports that people would give to me, I went back and looked through the old literature from years ago and found a lot of very similar reports, where people had said things like they'd seen a giant gorilla in the woods fifty years ago.
  - Nick: Or what they described as a man-like bear being seen in the woods, that sort of thing.
  - And I began to realize that, to my surprise, the number of bigfoot reports in Britain was probably much bigger than anyone else had probably previously realized.
  - I mean, certain areas of the British Isles were teaming with reports. I would say I've got upwards of, probably, low three figures from all across the British Isles and spanning a period of about eleven centuries.
  - The earliest one is literally from about 900AD, something like that.
  - Nick: Now, several things stand out when you talk about the British bigfoot. One is that in many of the reports, the areas in which they've been seen has some sort of significance.
  - Let me explain what I mean by that. A lot of bigfoot sightings in Britain have been made in the vicinity of ancient stone circles, prehistoric burial mounds, and areas that ancient man perceived as being of some significance.
  - Whether magical, cultural significance, whatever. One classic example is a place, ironically not far from where I was born and grew up, called the Cannock Chase.
  - The Cannock Chase is this large area of woodland, or forestland, in the county of Staffordshire that I mentioned earlier, where I was born.
  - And there's an area on the Cannock Chase called the "castle ring." Now the castle ring is an ancient structure built by ancient man, I think something like four or five thousand years ago. There are all sorts of theories concerning why it was built, what it's significance was and is..
  - Nick: But the interesting thing about castle ring is that it has been the sight of nine or ten bigfoot-type encounters, that I'm aware of at least.
  - Nick: This includes people seeing shadowy forms in the woods, bright red eyes -- I actually had a very weird experience myself once over there when staking the area out, and saw what looked like a flitting, shadowy form with these two red eyes.
  - Now of course people can say, "You're seeing things that you're looking for," and what are the chances of something being in the area at the time you're looking for it. I would agree with those sentiments and those statements.
  - And that's why I think the British bigfoot, at least, is different in some ways to some of the reports from elsewhere.
  - It is the case that they, you know, turn up in these prehistoric locations, and sometimes people are looking for them. It's almost as if these creatures know and manifest for them.
  - Now I know to some people, they think, "Oh, Nick's off on his paranormal tangent again," and there's like a little rolling of eyes and shaking of heads..
  - Nick: But I mean, I can only tell the story as I know it from my perspective in interviewing the witnesses, and I would say I've probably got.. probably at least twenty or thirty reports where these creatures have been seen in areas that are standout areas, stone circles, places like that.
  - Now you could argue on the one hand, Britain is a very old country, and you don't have to drive too far anywhere to find an old castle, or an old stone circle, which is quite true. But when you specifically get these reports of people seeing these creatures within like ten or twenty feet of these stone formations time and again, and the witnesses don't know each other, then I think we have to conclude, or I do at least, that something weirder is afoot.
  - Nick: Now there are other reports, for example, of bigfoot having been seen in the UK. One case, that I can think of, in the same location as a crop circle.
  - And there was evidence at this crop circle where there'd been some sort of ritualistic activity going on. For example, there were five peacock feathers laid out, like in the form of a pentagram.
  - Nick: And, of course, if you go to wikipedia or some search like that you'll find that there's a lot of legends and folklore, not all positive and good ones, attached to peacock feathers and the peacock itself.
  - So to find a report where somebody had seen this, like they described it like a huge, or large chimpanzee racing across the road late at night from the same area where rites and rituals have been undertaken inside a crop circle. Then, again, I find it difficult to, kind of, separate these various phenomena.
  - Nick: You know, is it just coincidence that bigfoot has been directly opposite where a crop circle was made and there were some weird rites and rituals afoot? I think it's very very unlikely that there wasn't a connection.
  - Now, to expound upon that, there are people within the UK, for example -- and I've tried this a couple of times -- who tried ritualistic magic to try and conjure these things up.
  - And there have been a number of cases where people, including me, have basically gone out into the woods -- I actually detail this in my latest book, There's Something in the Woods..
  - Nick: Yeah, I've gone out and basically tried meditation and learned how to do ritualistic magic, and then, maybe a year or so later, somebody has seen something very very similar to what I envisaged in that area.
  - Now I'm not, certainly there's nothing special about me, a number of people have done this and in their own minds as well they've had some success in this area.
  - NIck: One of the other areas that clinches it for me, at least, that there's more to bigfoot than meets the eye in Britain, is that, I think I've got three or four reports on file -- it's a very small number, but to me it's significant -- where people have been driving home late at night and they've seen this large hairy creature shamble across the road.
  - And as it's done so, anything from like a hundred to a couple of hundred yards in front of them, their headlights, or car engine, or both of them, have failed. Almost like a vehicle interference case in some UFO reports.
  - But, again, I fully realize that some people think, you know, that's just too outrageous, the idea that a bigfoot, or a living creature, could affect the headlights of a car, and yet the people relating these accounts have, to my mind at least, no reason to lie.
  - Nick: Now how we explain that, I haven't got a clue, I'll be the first to admit.
  - They come across as genuine as other people, and no axe to grind, you know, not looking for payments for the interview, concerned about not having too much publicity, in some cases quite happy for their first name to be revealed, but they don't want everybody and his brother knocking on their front door.
  - So you have to wonder what is the motivation for coming up with a really wild story like that which in many respects defies convention and reality? So I would say it's these sorts of things, having grown up in Britain, and having been exposed to British bigfoot reports, has made me appreciate more the high strangeness angle, that Is so relevant because of Britain being such a small country.
  - And, as I say, because of the locations where these things have been seen also.
  - Nick: Now when it comes to the US, I'm fully aware that most US researchers of the subject do take the approach that we're dealing with a flesh and blood animal that is simply hiding out in huge forests and has successfully managed to keep away from society for however many years, for the most part.
  - And that could well be the case. But I have to say, I have investigated, like I'm sure most researchers have, so called "fringe cases," in the US.
  - Nick: One classic one, which is also in the new book, was concerning a sighting of a bigfoot in the woods of Oklahoma, which I think was about two years ago.
  - And the couple who said they saw this huge creature just sort of stride across the path way in front of them in the woods, which they described as an immense creature, like eight foot tall or something like that.
  - Nick: And they said, and I know this gets into some wild areas, that the creature, they felt, was talking to them through their minds, almost like a telepathy, saying, "Don't come any closer, stay away."
  - Nick: And the bizarre thing was, they described it as almost being a very gentle, womanly voice, coming from this creature, as I say in the book, that looks like it could tear apart a small car!
  - And they afterward began to experience a lot of weird activity in their home, like poltergeist activity, seeing strange balls of light flitting in the woods outside of their home, things like that.
  - Now, again, you either have to say, "Well these people are just cranks," you know, seeking publicity, etc. But actually, the ironic thing is they weren't seeking publicity, rather they were looking to get some sort of idea, from someone who could, hopefully, help them as to what they saw.
  - So, you know, if they're not cranks, if they're not crazy, if they're not fantasists, again, I have to conclude that even if bigfoot is a physical creature, there are far stranger things going on with respect to these perceived paranormal aspects, poltergeist activity in the wake of an encounter.
  - And I think one of the things that parallels very closely some of the cases I investigated in America and practically all of them in Britain is this issue of the self-illuminating red eyes.
  - Nick: Now, in England, I can tell you that I don't think.. there's probably no more than a handful of the three figure reports I've got that don't mention either self-luminating red eyes, or very very bright eyes, like silver eyes or white eyes, but that don't seem to be reflecting from any particular light source.
  - Nick: Of course, you know, you can see an animals eyes in the headlights of your car if you're driving late at night, but most of the people I've spoken with said that, no, it was far stranger than that. It was almost like these eyes were lighting up half the face. They were that bright.
  - And we get that in a lot of other crypto reports as well. Even some of the black cat reports in England have these aspects, and particularly the ancient black dog legends in Britain.
  - Nick: I've got a lot of reports like that, where there are these stand out red eyes.
  - A lot of the British towns and villages have these ancient stories of phantom black dogs, kind of like The Hound of the Baskervilles, which itself was actually based on one of these legends.
  - And in these cases, the black dog is sort of like a "Grim Reaper" type character. If you see it on a lonely road late at night, there's going to be tragedy in the family, or somebody is going to die, that sort of thing.
  - Nick: And they're kind of like an archetypal legend that is instilled in much of British folklore, but again, these black dogs are described as having these huge, illuminated eyes. In some cases bright red, or silver, or white.
  - So whether or not.. to what extent that's relevant, and even what it means, I'll be the first to admit I don't know. I'd be speculating, I just haven't got a clue.
  - You know, you look at the Mothman as well, this winged creature with glowing eyes.
  - But collectively, it's these types of reports -- the locations, some of the after-effects -- that lead me to believe, as I said, even if bigfoot is physical, there's more going on.
  - Nick: Now let me talk about the paranormal, of course that's very much a simplistic term. You know, it's a catch-all term for who-knows-what. And it's also the same with people who say, well, bigfoot can flit in and out of dimensions, etc. That sounds great, but my first question is, "How do you define what a dimension is?"
  - Nick: It's these simplistic that get bandied about so much within many aspects of the Fortean world. And I think things like quantum physics, possibly, are beginning to answer some of these questions about other realities and things like that.
  - But I think it's in the very early stages and I hesitate to go down that path and fully embrace it, but equally I think it's not a responsible thing to ignore the high strangeness, fringe cases.
  - Unfortunately I know some researchers who do. They just flat out think that, you know, the witness had to be mistaken at best, or at worst, they're trying to con me and hoax me.
  - Nick: I can understand that if you're of a mindset that -- particularly if someone has seen a creature close up and they're convinced it was a fully flesh and blood animate object. But equally I think the responsibility is on us to try not to get caught up in belief systems, and to analyze all of the evidence, even if it doesn't always sit well with what we tentatively conclude.
  - I don't mind admitting some people think, when I start going off on this paranormal tangent, you know, they think, "Nick's lost it" or, you know, "He's been smoking too much of the good stuff!" So in that respect I find it -- what shall I say.. I'm trying to follow the path of staying impartial..
  - Nick: But I won't lie and say I don't come across cases that suggest there's more going on, because I do. And I don't want to ignore those cases. I want to be able to try and have an open, wide approach to the subject that doesn't cause conflicts because I believe this or I believe that.
  - Now in saying the fact that I do subscribe to the idea that at least some of these things are paranormal, as I said, one of the things I've tried to think of is, well, how can we take this to the next level?
  - We'll take a break here, and I'll have part 2 of the interview up in the near future.
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  - dbd
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    I'm sure not! (Making any money, that is.)
    
    One thing I'd say is: If you don't like going on anecdotal evidence, you need go no further in bigfoot research until the body comes in (if it ever does).
  - For the rest of it, I've directly experienced very few of the things that Nick talks about, but I have experienced some things. But I have on the blog somewhere an interview from a policeman who had a very strange encounter (use the Infrasound search term). I find him very credible, and it's his experience (along with some others) that makes me want to really look at this side of things. I don't mind if it doesn't suit you -- everyone takes a different approach. My only thought is that we need to stop throwing out evidence because it doesn't fit our view of the world.
  - I remember when I first started bigfoot research, the self-luminous eyes nearly stopped me as soon as I learned about them. Since then I've done some research and have learned that there *are* physical ways for a suspension of salt water to emit light. Of course, until someone can actually study the eyes, it's just one loopy theory on top of another. But that's where we are, in terms of the opinion of mainstream science -- we're visiting the loopy fringe, whether you say bigfoot is just a flesh and blood descendant of Gigantopithecus, or whether you are willing to go further.
    
    Some of the very strange things people report *might* be explained by the infrasound hypothesis, though there are problems with that. But how can we ever fine-tune that hypothesis if the features of reports that would reveal it are supressed?
  - Nick Redfern
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    Megapodia:
    
    I would to a degree with you about anecdotal evidence; however, the Blogsquatcher is right.
  - Without a body, any and all evidence (regardless of whether it points in the direction of flesh and blood or the paranormal, and no matter how credible the witness it) is anecdotal and all we have to work with; it's the only thing that allows us to make a framework or theory.
    
    Of course, if the body of a real Bigfoot is found, then I will be the very first to admit I screwed up in my beliefs and conclusions.
    
    As for money and Bigfoot: I think (in fact, I know!) there are a lot of misconceptions about this.
    
    For example, after living in the USA for 8 years, last year was the first year I was able to afford medical insurance and to finally get a car.
    
    Before then, it was ride the bus and hope I don't get ill.
  - And my ability to finally afford medical insurance, had nothing to do with Bigfoot or Forteana!
    
    One well known person in the world of Forteana came to visit me once and was amazed that i was living in a 20-foot by 20-foot rented room.
    
    Like many others, he imagined that author = mansion and ferrari!
    
    Most books (certainly mine) don't sell in massive quantities.
    
    My book "Man-Monkey," published last year has sold around 300 copies -in total.
    
    Given that the author gets around a dollar a book, that's not much! LOL.
    
    Now, I want to stress that I'm not complaining because I freely chose the life I live; but - as someone who has written books - I do want to keep things in perspective!
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- LAIR OF THE BEASTS: On the Trail of American Werewolves
- By: Nick Redfern
  Date: Saturday, September 06, 2008
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- - As any and every fan of horror movies will be acutely aware, Hollywood has had a long-standing fascination with those shape-shifting creatures of the night known as werewolves.
  - In 1941, Universal Pictures released its classic movie The Wolf Man starring Lon Cheney, Jr.
  - Two decades later, Hammer Films made their own version of the lycanthropic legend: Curse of the Werewolf.
  - And, of course, who can forget the early-1980’s productions An American Werewolf in London, Wolfen and The Howling; and latter-day movies such as Dog-Soldiers, Underworld and Van Helsing?
  - Of course, there was the 1985 production, Howling 2, which, as a result of its less-than-impressive special-effects and its wooden acting, was instantly forgettable; aside, that is, from Sybil Danning’s startling assets.
  - But, like most people, you probably think that the werewolf is just a creature of fiction, fantasy and late-night campfire-tales, right? How very wrong you are, my friends!
  - As someone who, with flashlight and camera in hand, has trekked through the spooky woods of Washington State, taken on the harsh rain-forests of Puerto Rico, and scoured the windswept wilds of Scotland in search of such beasts, I can tell you that Man-Wolf is no joke.
  - Indeed, it might just be your worst nightmare.
  - Yep: as startling and as gonzo as it may sound, there exists a large and varied body of witness testimony, legends, tales and folklore suggesting that those hairy, snarling beasts borne of a full-moon just might be all too horrifically real.
  - That’s right; you’ve got it: it’s time to order a plentiful supply of silver bullets.
  - Perhaps no-one knows this better than Wisconsin-based author Linda Godfrey, who has written two non-fiction books on werewolf encounters in the United States: The Beast of Bray Road and Hunting the American Werewolf.
  - And Godfrey is no wide-eyed, gullible fool
  - An award-winning journalist, she has put her life on the line time and again, and, by the light of a full moon, headed off into darkened forests in hot pursuit of these glowing-eyed man-wolves.
  - Similarly, Timothy Green Beckley’s new book, The Big Book of Werewolves in Reality, in Folklore, in Cinema and in Lust is packed with witness testimony relating to encounters with real-life wolf-men whose mere appearance will freeze the blood in your bones.
  - Are these creatures really genuine werewolves that are likely to tear your head off as easily as look at you? Are they paranormal entities? Or could they be examples of a flesh-and-blood animal that, like Bigfoot and the Loch Ness Monster, science has yet to firmly identify?
  - The jury, unsurprisingly, is still debating these hair-raising questions and more; however, that hasn’t stopped people such as Linda Godfrey from devoting years of their lives to tracking down their infernal quarry.
  - And it hasn’t stopped the beasts of the moon from surfacing from their darkened lairs and scaring the proverbial you-know-what out of god-fearing citizens of this fine land, either.
  - Consider, for example, the following.
  - Just recently, a report surfaced from an employee of one of the biggest satellite-TV providers in the United States, who had a truly startling late-night close encounter with a werewolf-type creature while driving through the dark and atmospheric woods near the equally dark and atmospheric Caddo Lake, Texas.
  - According to Kenneth, it was around 10.20 p.m. on the night of July 28 that as he rounded a bend in the road in question, his headlights illuminated a strange creature sitting in the middle of the road.
  - At first glance, Kenneth thought that it was simply a big bear: large and hunched over, it appeared to be looking at something in the thick trees to the right.
  - Kenneth’s amazement at seeing a bear in the road was quickly replaced by overwhelming, spine-tingling fear, however, when the creature reared up onto its muscular hind legs, and he was able to see that it was most definitely no bear.
  - Rather, a shaken Kenneth said, it appeared to be “a large black wolf, but upright, and just like in one of the movies.”
  - He added that the creature had a “very long” dog-like snout, large, pointed ears, and a menacing look on its leathery, shiny face.
  - It wasn’t exactly a local, in other words.
  - As he slowed down his vehicle, Kenneth added, the creature vanished into the woods in a series of strange, leap-like movements.
  - Well, what do you do when confronted with a story like that?
  - If, like me, you’re a full-time author of books on monstrous critters, you jump in the car, floor the accelerator, head out to the scene of all the action, and check out the evidence for yourself. And, if you’re really lucky, bag yourself a werewolf in the process.
  - Indeed, a concerted effort is now underway to try and learn more about Kenneth’s encounter with the unknown and determine if indeed predatory werewolves really do prowl the darker corners of the Lone Star State and elsewhere.
  - Take heed next time there is a full moon. The old, diabolical legends may be much more than that. And, if so, let’s hope they all look like Sybil Danning.
  - Nick Redfern is a full-time monster-hunter and the author of four books on the subject: Three Men Seeking Monsters; Memoirs of a Monster Hunter; Man-Monkey; and his new book: There’s something in the Woods. He will be contributing a regular weekly blog to Mania.com on his investigations into unknown animals and mysterious creatures.
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- - A woman on Buck Flats Road reported a Sasquatch sighting on July 26 to Brian Vike, Director of Houston British Columbia Canada (HBCC) UFO Research.
  - She made the report 29 days after the sighting simply because she didn’t not know who she should tell.
  - “It was my neighbour who said Brian was the person to talk to,” she said.
  - Since her incident, one of the woman’s friends reported a sighting on Telkwa High Road in Moricetown
  - and over the summer there have been sightings in Campbell River and in Port Renfrew on Vancouver Island.
  - Just Sunday morning, the woman heard something crashing outside near her house and her dogs were anxious to get outside.
  - “I am becoming much more aware of being out here,” said the woman whose home is surrounded by trees and bluffs. “I mean it could have been a moose or something, but you never know.”
  - The woman agreed to talk to Houston Today under a condition of anonymity.
  - At 5:45 a.m. that morning of July 28, the woman heard her dogs barking at the door. When she went down to investigate she saw that someone or something was rattling the door handle.
  - Knowing that her son was not due back from his graveyard shift for two more hours, she began to panic.
  - She eventually opened the door and the dogs were out like a shot, sniffing out something on he east side of her property.
  - When she looked out at the side of her house, she saw a creature that was walking on two legs.
  - “It was huge and it had long hair, not fur — kind of like the kind you see on an ox and a reddish brown, the colour of the trees that are killed by the pine beetle,” said the woman.
  - “And it moved so fast, by the time I opened my door it had run from the porch to the other side of the house.”
  - Once outside, the dogs pursued the creature it continued along a dried-up ravine and disappeared into a forested area. Her oldest dog didn’t return for three hours.
  - “I was worried but what do you do, tell people your dog is chasing bigfoot?” she asked. “I drove up and down the road, looking for him and eventually he came back.”
  - When she went out later that day, she found the area had markings where something very heavy had laid down the grass along the path.
  - When Vike investigated the property, he stood in the same area on the east side of the house where the women had seen the creature in attempt to gauge it’s height.
    
    Except for the markings, Vike didn’t find any other evidence but he did say what the woman saw coincides with other sightings this summer.
  - “I am just over six feet and when I stood there she said she could only see the top of my head,” said Vike. “Whatever the heck she saw that morning, she was able to see from the head to the chest, making it at least seven or eight feet.”
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- - It is a common fallacy to believe Bigfoot sightings had a beginning and an ending in some presumedly hoaxed footprints in California in 1958.
  - The press had a field day a few years ago, when the man suspected of making the prints died.
  - One would have thought that was all there was to it. Nothing could be further from the truth.
  - In my home province of Alberta, for example, sightings go back to at least 1938 in modern times, and to 1811 when explorer David Thompson spotted some prints near present-day Jasper on the Athabaska River.
  - One notable encounter involved a ten-year-old girl who was a member of the Stony tribe back in 1944.
  - Together with her aunt, uncle, and various cousins, she was traveling west of Rocky Mountain House in a horse-drawn wagon on a dirt road, now the David Thompson Highway between Red Deer and the Columbia icefields.
  - When the wagon came to an abrupt halt, all the children in the back stood up and observed a seven- or eight-foot-tall manlike creature covered with hair standing in the road about 100 yards in front of them.
  - The girl’s aunt told the children to lie down in the back of the wagon while she threw a blanket over them, while her uncle exclaimed “Msnapeo!” and turned the wagon around for home.
  - The United States had a wave of sightings of Bigfoot-like creatures in the late 1860s.
  - There may have been some in Canada as well during this period, although the only direct reference I could uncover was somewhat ambiguous. It appeared in the Victoria, British Columbia, Daily Colonist on October 6, 1860.
  - It is unclear whether the reference is to a forgotten race of hairy humans or to a Sasquatch gathering.
  - The piece, titled “An Indian Tradition,” tells of the Sim-moqui.
  - The creatures were described as having heavy black whiskers and matted hair, but without knee or elbow joints.
  - It was said that they never traveled in the daytime, as the sunlight rendered them as blind as bats. They were said to have red eyes (this is a common Bigfoot feature when one is caught in car headlights).
  - The legend says that a group of Sim-moqui seized some Indian women and were eventually hunted down by the Planimooches tribe.
    
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  - Over a dozen were brought down by rifle fire, and the women were rescued.
  - When asked, the narrator of the tale stated they continued to exist in the 1860s, saying that lots of them were still around: “They live by the side of a lake on a big mountain, and the shores of the lake are covered with gold.”
  - Were the Sim-moqui merely members of a rival tribe, or something else? You be the judge.
  - Meanwhile, far to the south and east, Bigfoot sightings in the U.S. were kicked off in 1855 by what may have been a baby specimen in Waldorboro, Maine.
  - A man chopping wood encountered an object standing between two trees. He chased it and succeeded in capturing it. The creature was male, about 18 inches in height and readily consumed water and beechnuts.
  - With the exception of his face, hands, and feet, he was covered with jet-black hair.
  - The man chopping wood, J. W. McHenri, offered in his letter to the editor to show the creature to anyone who was interested.
  - The Milwaukee Sentinel presented a story which was later picked up by the Halifax Morning Chronicle on September 9, 1867. Titled “A Milwaukee Mystery: A ‘What-Is-It,’” at first blush it seems to be yet another tale of a feral human being.
  - Nevertheless, there are elements, such as a piercing shriek, that appear to place it squarely in the Bigfoot camp. ...read the rest of this article exclusively in the September-October 2008 issue of FATE.
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- - On 9/11/08, as I was waiting, and waiting on a delayed flight in Philadelphia, I had a long conversation about Bigfoot with an engineer who has worked for DuPont for 17 years.
  - He told me that the hairy beast reports from Seneca, Illinois, are still quite active and all the people he has recently worked with there talk about them all the time.
  - (My informant, Brad, is a consultant to clean up the groundwater in Seneca. The location use to be owned by DuPont but is now owned by an Australian company.)
    
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  - The Seneca reports were in the news a great deal in 2005, and can be found in media articles such as this one here.
  - As that article mentions, four accounts from Seneca, Illinois — two of which were from June 2005, while the others date to 1979 and 1983 — were deemed credible by the BFRO.
  - In the 1960s-1970s, accounts from nearby Pekin, Illinois, were investigated by me and others, and included a Bigfoot seen swimming.
  - But it is Seneca I wanted to note again today (and yes, I know that a certain Tom Biscardi piggybacked on the BFRO work by journeying their in the recent past),
  - Longtime residents call the beast the “DuPont Monster” because it has been reported in the forest along DuPont Road for more than 40 years.
    
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  - What I learned that I haven’t seen in the usual reviews of this is that the actual concentrated area of the sightings is a former TNT manufacturing area for DuPont, and now the Australian company.
    
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  - The components of dynamite are created and stored there, for the construction of explosives used, mostly, reportedly, for mines.
  - Now, as everyone knows, the reports of Mothman and Bigfoot, as well as other weird events, around Point Pleasant, West Virginia, were mostly in one specific spot - the TNT area, outside of town.
    
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  - The first thing the “airport” gentlemen from Indiana whom I met, who is consulting in Seneca, asked me when I mentioned the WVA site was, “Was it a DuPont factory?”
    
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  - The location was used to manufacture TNT during World War II.
  - I didn’t know, although I don’t recall hearing DuPont associated with Mothman. But I now wonder what company (or spinoff or parent company) owned the TNT site near Point Pleasant.
  - Something to think about and research later, when I return home unless a Cryptomundian finds the answer before then.
  - The following drawing was shared by the BFRO on the site, as coming from one witness (”John”) encounter for June 10, 2005:
  - 12 Responses to “Seneca Sasquatch”
  - Anonymous responds:
    September 12th, 2008 at 6:28 am
    Here’s a quick look at Point Pleasant’s TNT site here.
  - It seems it was a Gov’t thing.
    
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  - Loren Coleman responds:
    September 12th, 2008 at 7:25 am
    Yes, TNT/Point Pleasant is acknowledged as a government project. But which corporations were the Dept of Defense contract holders?
  - Please note in the linked document in comment #1: “Although owned by DoD, WVOW was operated by a private company to produce TNT.”
    
    What private company?
  - unknown-thing responds:
    September 12th, 2008 at 9:07 am
  - There does seem to be a Dupont Plant in the area. I don’t know how long its been there, or if Dupont worked with the TNT. The link is here.
  - unknown-thing responds:
    September 12th, 2008 at 4:22 pm
    I dunno if this is useful, but: Pantasote Inc. “Located within the heavily polluted West Virginia Ordnance Works facility, this small manufacturer of resins had its own wealth of environmental problems” Seems this company would have been on some of the WVOW land after the war….including the era of the original MM sightings. Here’s the link.
  - acrossthesea responds:
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    Is there a Dupont occult conspiracy or connection?
    
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Sasquatch, Sasquatch, won't you come on down?

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    Published: Wednesday, September 24, 2008
  - Tales of a giant, hairy ape-like creature trampling through the woods are running wild in a northern Interior town after a rash of Sasquatch sightings.
  - There have been three reported sightings in the area within a month, said Brian Vike, director of HBCC UFO Research.
  - "To be honest with you, I don't know what to make of all this," said Vike. "I know with UFOs we're doing well in B.C., but I don't know with the Sasquatch. I'm just trying to figure it out."
  - One of the sightings was reported by Houston resident Delores Harrie, who was at home on July 28, just after 6 p.m., when her two dogs began barking furiously.
  - She saw the doorknob rattle, and when she went outside to investigate, she saw a shaggy creature runing across the tree line into the bushes:
  - "It was huge, about seven to eight feet tall, and hairy," said Harrie, 45.
  - "He had long hair, shaggy, . . . in a pine-beetle colour, totally covered.
  - "I couldn't believe how fast he moved," she added.
  - "I can't see it being a grizzly. They run but they don't run on two legs, and I know it's not a moose either."
  - Harrie reported the incident to Vike, who investigated and recorded some strange markings on the ground.
    "Definitely, something had been there," said Vike.
    "There's some cow tracks, but this was something else - someone with a good-sized foot."
  - The other sightings were on Morgan Road in Houston in July and on Telkwa Highway Road in Moricetown, about an hour and a half away, on Aug. 27.
  - There was also a reported Sasquatch encounter in Campbell River on Aug. 31.
  - Vike said he gets periodic Sasquatch sightings across B.C. and the Pacific Northwest but it hasn't been active - until recently.
  - Harrie, who was "freaked out" about the encounter, said she's trying to be open-minded about what she saw.
    "There's so many things out there I think it would be a little crazy to think we're the only ones here."
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  - Researcher Nick Redfern spoke about a variety of cryptozoological creatures including chupacabras, Mothman, Bigfoot and werewolves. He investigated the spate of chupacabras sightings that took place in Puerto Rico in the mid-1990s, in which a creature that sucked the blood of livestock was said to have a monkey-like face, red glowing eyes, talon-like claws, and leathery wings. Black triangle sightings, 'Men in Black,' government personnel and the vicious chupacabras attacks were possibly all connected, he detailed.
  - He learned through interviews of locals that the chupacabra incidents of the 90s were predated by similar attacks several decades earlier-- a vampire-like creature was reportedly seen in Puerto Rico's El Yunque rain-forest. In Texas, Redfern has collected numerous reports of anomalous winged creatures, including Mothman-type beings-- humanoid creatures with large wings.
  - He's also looked into tales of werewolves. Rather than humans metamorphosing into wolves, accounts suggest large monstrous wolves that can walk on either two or four legs. They may have a paranormal aspect to them, with the ability to materialize and vanish, he added.
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