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Ohio Dogman & Werewolves with Field Invstigator Colleen Norris · The Cryptid Huntress

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Well, good afternoon, everybody. It's Jessica Jones. I'm the crypted Huntress.
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Welcome in to a glitch in the matrix. For every Wednesday is quite
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glitchy. I hope you guys are having a wonderful day. Oh my gosh,
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I have such a fantastic show for us today. I have Colleen Norris
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in the studio. Now, you guys will remember last week, I think
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it was last week, Barry Littleton and I had done the show on the
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Grave Digging dog Man, okay, and I had referenced Colleen several times throughout
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that show, and she just so happened to be able to join us today
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on this show. In my goodness, she has such a long history of
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cryptid field research and investigating in Ohio. Now, for all my dogman enthusiasts
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out there, and all the werewolf enthusiasts and Bigfoot too, you guys will
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know that Ohio has a very high rate of dog man activity in dog man
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sightings and reports, and Colleen is on the front lines of that research and
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all of those investigations. So we're not going to waste a whole lot of
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today because we have a lot to talk about. I have a ton of
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pictures to show you guys that Colleen sent me today, So let's see.
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Colleen Norris is of Northeast Ohio Cryptied Research. Okay, we're going to be
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talking about the grave digging dog Man today and all of her experience. She
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has over thirty years of crypted research and investigation under her belt, y'all,
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so please help me. Welcome to the show, my new friend Colleen Norris.
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Hey Colleen, Hi, thanks for having me. Oh I am so
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glad you're here. Thank you so much for joining us today. I've been
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talking about you a lot on the show, and I had the pleasure of
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actually putting out the information about the grave digging dog man that we've been looking
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into lately. And you have some connections to that. Would you like to
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tell us a little bit about about your connections and that'd be great. Millions
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of people have seen the video because it went viral a few years ago when
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it first came out, and I am the original owner of it. Now
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I want to reiterate that I did not take that one minute and eleven second
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video. I did not. I just happened to know the people that did,
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and they're actually friends of one of my daughters. They went to school
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together. Well. As I was telling Jessica, they were on a dinner
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break from a local restaurant that they used to work at, and I would
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say, I think they were still in high school or out of high school,
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and all were getting ready for college. Maybe I don't remember their exact
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ages, but they were driving through the Green Lawn Cemetery, I believe,
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having like a dinner break, and it was only i'm gonna say less than
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a half a mile or so from where they worked. They worked at the
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top of the hill. Green Lawn was farther down the hill, and so
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they're passing time, and it is a park like cemetery. It's a very
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pretty, very well manicured cemetery, and they were just driving around and they
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came past the mausoleum, and as they come past the mausoleum, they noticed
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somebody was on their knees digging a hole. And they started looking at it
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and watching it. But they didn't right away think to record it. They
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thought, well, let's watch and see what this is. And that's where
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they got the term that looked like a dirty lady. So one of them
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finally said, oh, let's see if we can get it on film.
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So she started running her camera phone and then she got one minute and eleven
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seconds of something that I truly believe would be a female dog man. We'll
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we'll back up a little bit and we'll get to everything. But they were
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seen in the area behind the cemetery and maybe a few miles from it,
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and they've been seen for a long time, only no one knew what they
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were. And since I had my card out and I feelers out and talk
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to people, I was getting quite a few few calls of folks that live
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in the Norton area. And this was before this video was captured. And
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I'm getting calls from people saying, hey, I just saw something that looks
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like a werewolf not too far from my house, and I don't like it.
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So I would interview with him, and it wouldn't be more than a
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few days later. There would be another call from someone that lives in the
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same nearby area, but they didn't know one another, and they said the
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same thing. One person said, I just saw some kind of strange looking
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dark figure stealing my windfall apples other folk. Uh. Another gentleman and this
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is kind of hard to describe, but he called me and he says,
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do you know where two sixty one is? I said, yeah, of
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course I do. It's about, you know, maybe half a mile or
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so from the cemetery itself. But anyway, I grew up in the area,
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so I know the area. So he's telling me that he watched a
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creature that scared to death and he saw it eating on a road kill deer
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on Ohio Route to sixty one, right near the town of Norton and not
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far from Akron, and again maybe half a mile or so from that cemetery,
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which we'll get to again. But he reiterated like three times that this
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thing, this thing had its arms wrapped around the torso of a deer and
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it was eating on it. And he said, I want you to understand
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that it did not have palls. He said, this thing had hands.
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It had actual fingers and hands, and it was eating on, munching on
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a rokilled deer. And he said it looked like something of a werewolf movie.
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He says, I looked at it through my side window, and he
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said, it looked up at me, and it scared me to death.
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And the only thing I could think was get out of here. Go.
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Don't even think about getting out and looking at it. But he says it
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looked like it was to eat him too. So anyway, that was just
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one of the things. You know, there were a lot of bad things
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that happened in the area around that same timeframe of the video. Now,
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by bad things, do you mean like animals being taken or wrote you know,
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people seeing what looked like dog men or were wolves running around. Was
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anyone hurt? What kind of bad things were happening? No, people that
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we know of were harmed, But at that time frame, and I'm going
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to say it was. I'm thinking it was late April, and I don't
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remember the year twenty seventeen, maybe, but bad things were going on.
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There were farm animals being reported stolen and found dead. There were a lot
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of local pets that were reported missing, and we saw signs all over the
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place for a while about missing dogs, missing cats, missing sheep, missing
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goats, chickens, other smaller you know, farm animals, not necessarily horses
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or anything like that. Lots of dogs and cats. Okay, wow,
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well that's seems kind of almost kind of typical of when people have you know
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what, there's a lot of bigfoot sightings to bigfoot and dog men. Do
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you guys have a lot of bigfoot sightings up there? There are several bigfoot
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sightings or what they call grassmen sightings now in the Norton area. I don't
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know too many bigfoots, okay, I've only been told about these dog men
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now in Portage County where I live, which is a Butt Summit county,
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there's quite a bit of bigfoot sightings. In fact, Portage County leads the
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state of Ohio in sightings and reports. M okay, Now, want to
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rewind just a little tiny bit because I jumped straight into the dog man story.
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But you have a long history of cryptid field research, and you you
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are part of the Northeast Ohio Cryptid Research Team, and so you you have
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been doing investigations and been in the You've been in the field for thirty years
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or more. Also, you have a rich history, and you know the
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cryptids of the area. I would assume, yeah, yes, oh,
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go ahead, No, go ahead, you go ahead. I grew up
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just south of Akron, near what they call the Portage Lakes areas and what
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they were, you know, back in the oh in the thirties and pre
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World War two. They were built basically to feed the rubber industries for water.
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So we have Portage Lakes, we have Misula Reservoir and things like that.
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Well, for years I was always told about these hairy men or grassmen,
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or some folks called them bigfoot, but the term really wasn't popular back
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then. Not too many people knew of it. You know. Just back
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up quite a bit. My parents moved to where they moved in Manchester,
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probably back in nineteen seventy two, I would think, and they bought a
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farmhouse from a lady who had just recently lost her husband, and we had
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older neighbors at the time, because you can imagine, it was a lot
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of farmland, and they warned us, and we used to think it was
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a joke, but they would actually warn us they watch out for the hairyman
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when you go across the lake to the you know, the reservoir area and
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all that, just watch out for the hairyman. Well, nobody really thought
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much of it, but we find out later by talking to many many people
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that's what they're called it. A hand in hand was something called the ken
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Moore grassman, and you can look that up. You can look that up
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on YouTube. You can actually look up that on other things. But yes,
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they coined the term kin Moore grass man because the way I understood it,
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the workers from Firestone and some of the other rubber companies they would look
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outside the windows and on their break and they would see dark figures running through
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the weeds and the tall grasses that are next to the Tuscaroras River and near
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the Portage Lakes, and no one could understand what they were, so they
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just kind of coined the term grassman. And again you have to kind of
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look at, oh, look at a topographical map, and you can see
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with your eyes the lay of the land. You can see the waterways.
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We have two great big rivers and they run from east to south and east
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to west, and that's the Cuyahoga River and the Tuscaroras River. And these
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two rivers real close to one another. They wanted to flow together, but
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the last ice age blocked them in in a town called in Summit County and
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actually Akron area. By blocking those two rivers in, they had to carve
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their own path. So the Tusk Rors wound up turning at Summit County and
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going south all the way down past Salt Fork where all the other stuff happens,
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and farther south, and while the Cuyahoga River wound up turning at in
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Summit and went north towards Cleveland by Lake Erie. But there's hundreds of swamps,
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lakes, marshes, bogs, there's stuff all over Summit County and parts
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of Portage County. But the average person doesn't know it because they're driving to
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and fro, so they go right near the stuff. I don't even realize
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it's there because they've just never ever been out in the woods looking around.
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Oh well, you've spent a lot of time out in the woods yourself and
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doing your research. So bigfoots had been the grassmen had kind of been established
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there for a while, but it seems like there was an uptech in what
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looked to be like werewolf sightings in Ohio and around your area. Now,
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when did this all come about? And why we'll just start with that question.
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When did the where wolf dog man phenomenon start? I can't truly answer
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that because that's other places where I'm not at now. I know that they've
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been seen around the Nton area for several years, but they never caused any
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problem. They had this area. It was near a major expressway, but
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it's also a swamp ground, marshland, woods, tall grasses, things like
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that, all in this one central area, and I think they lived there
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quite peace for quite a while, just like they lived in the place called
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the Silver Creek Park that's in Nortons, and you can look that up too.
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You actually find the story for the Silver Creek Park dog Man and it's
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very interesting and photographs that I sent Jessica in the snow of the White Prince
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and directly across the street from the Silver Lake Silver Creek Park and the story.
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These things, these footprints, they went from across the street, circle
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the man's barn, and came back to the woods across the street again.
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So they made a big loop. Now I don't know what they are.
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I can't say. Those pictures and you can see he's trying to mimic the
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step, the stride length and the other ones. Unfortunately he put his foot
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in because he's not a researcher. He didn't know any better. Something down
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for scale. But it's okay. He wore he said he was a size
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twelve, so in a work boot or outdoor. Uh, we lost Colleen.
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Here she's back, y'all. Here we go, There you go.
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We lost you for a second. There you are. Oh so so here
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was a size twelve. Yeah. Yeah, and he's got his car hearts
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on. So yeah, he's kind of like a rugged guy. But right
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across the other side of that camper is Johnson Road, and right across the
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mad is the entrance in the woods to Silver Creek Park. And the story,
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the big one about the dog Man. There was a gentleman that was
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driving on Johnson Road and he saw two of them come out of the woods
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in front of him, run across the street chasing it, and he said
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he saw two, not one. So again I'm going by what I read
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and what I've been told. I don't have any proof of anything in Silver
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crit except those prints. Those prints just don't look like people trespassing. No,
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not with that stride too. I mean, that's that's something rather large.
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Okay, that's something rather large. I mean, I'm that guy doesn't
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look like he's tiny. Okay, he's he's probably pretty tall. And it's
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twelve work food. That's that's pretty bigfoot. That's a bigfoot, right,
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So wow, a lot of just a lot of cryptid activity, it would
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seem. Okay, now, okay, so now let's let's go back to
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the cemetery dog man, I guess we'll call it. So, these young
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ladies who are friends with your daughter actually saw this thing happen. They thought
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it was a dirty woman, like an unkept woman, digging in the dirt.
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They were so kind of weirded out by this. They knew that you
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were an established cryptid field researcher, right, So it's that why they sought
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you out. Yeah, at the time, I used to go and investigate
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with Tim Stover, and we bought in kent, Ohio over myself and a
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few other ones. Well, we were going out a lot. But anyhow,
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these the girls knew that I was a researcher, so they they sent
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that video to my daughter and they said, please ask Colleen if she can
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look at this and see what it is. So they did. And because
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I'm from the area, as soon as I saw the mausoleum, as soon
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as I saw the video, I knew exactly where it was. I didn't
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have to look at a map. I was up the next morning, grabbed
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a cup of coffee and headed to Green Lawn and I got to sunrise and
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I got to looking around. I got to walking around it. That's a
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little bit after that when I could see. I actually got the tape measure
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and saw that it was a twenty one inch deep hole and it was eighteen
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inches wide. So I'm looking and just like a Essica, I saw no
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tool marks. None. When you use a spade, when you use a
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shovel or whatever digging tool, and when you press against the ground behind it,
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you're going to get slick, smooth, compacted dirt. There was none
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of that here. There was just loose dirt, and look at how it
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was thrown in an arc That can only mean whatever done. It was actually
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pivoting from its hips while it was sitting on its knees, so it didn't
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lay on its belly on its knees the whole time. For something to be
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twenty one inches deep, I surmised arms were about forty inches long. And
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there you can see the knee prints. Wow, wow, I mean that's
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I mean it was. It was feverishly digging too. When you see the
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video, it was it looked like it was on a mission, you know,
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like on a mission to to hide something or to bury something. I
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mean, And it was digging kind of from front in the front, from
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side to side like this. It wasn't going like that. There was going
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on this. See the sods in that that it dug up. And like
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I told you, if we were to try that, even someone drugged up
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on methamphetamines, even if we did that, you're still going to break and
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smash all your fingernails off, and you're probably going to break and destroy your
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hands and fingers. I just can't see us doing it. Loose dirt,
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pile a loose dirt if we want to plant some flowers. We can just
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dig in there with our hands, right, we can do that. We
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know that our hands are going to get dirty, but they're not going to
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be destroyed. But this thing went through follid dirt like it was nothing.
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Oh my gosh, yeah, it's it was it. It wasn't It did
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look like a human to me, whatsoever. And when you and humans,
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okay, we have this thing about cemeteries and death, we don't. We
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don't joke around about it. Okay, at least I don't. Okay,
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this is not something that it's not like a practical joke. And there's a
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lot of practical jokers out there in the world. It would do some weird
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stuff. But to me, it seems like a cemetery would be off limits
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for practical jokes. No, But my theory is that they watch from the
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woods and watch and learn from human behavior. Because right behind the cemetery you
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have a set of wood attract of woods, a very large tract of woods,
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and that woods goes to a place called Summit Street, and from Summit
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Street it goes farther down onto a place called Crick which is back up a
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little bit where Wolf crick has to do with it is where they were,
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and I'll talk about how come they became out of their area? Okay,
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well why why do you think that they got out of their area? Okay?
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If anyone's listening in there from the Norton, Akron Barberton area, they'll
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recall a fire, a wildfire that happened near Ice seventy six to twenty four.
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It burned up a lot of scrub brush, underbrush, tall grass,
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some trees, some I'll just say the kind of terrain that you would find
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next to a highway. So we don't know what caused the fire. Could
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have been a passing truck or who knows what you know, but there the
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fire started. They called the fire departments. They fought the fire for several
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hours. That fire was getting out big and it was you could see it
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all over the place. There was fire trucks coming. What else, just
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plain old firefighters. So what I feel happened was they were living in an
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area along I seventy six between Barber Road and another road called Clark Mill,
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which is surround boxed in by Norton Avenue, And a lot of folks will
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know that there is a there was a. The fire I think caused them
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to get agitated because right next to where the tree liner is, there's a
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racetrack there and that was known as Barbarton Speedway. It was closed for two
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and a half years and it was repurchased and then it was being run on
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again. So it was their opening day and I remember being there because well,
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as Jessica knows, I drive a race car there, So I was
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there down and I saw the last parts of the fire trucks putting the fire
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out, and the fire came right up to the steel fence that you know
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designates the border of the racetrack, and we were all, friend, is
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it going to jump the fence? Is it going to come start coming in
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towards the pits and all that. Well, thankfully it didn't happen. So
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anyhow, I feel that with the advent of the racetrack starting up and all
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the noise from the race cars, that that spooked them because they haven't heard
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that sound in over two and a half years. So I think they found
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their way out of that area by following a place a creek called Wolf Creek,
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and Wolf Creek runs parallel with Barber Road and it comes all the way
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up to an area called Summit Road again to sixty one and some others.
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But again it's just a short walk from here to the back of the cemetery
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area. And a lot of folks they don't realize that. A lot of
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folks think it's an Akron, but the cemetery business area might be an Akron,
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but the rest of it is in Norton, and behind it is Norton
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Township. So I'll back up. It took a few weeks for them to
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get to that area. I know they couldn't go back. I'll start here.
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I don't want to leave the best part out. It wasn't two weeks
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after that fire, Ohio Department of Transportation began a widening project for I seventy
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six and two twenty four. So the first thing they do is they want
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to enlarge and widen the bridge that goes over Wolf Creek on the expresswaying that
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they have to close off everything so they can, you know, close off
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a half a lane so they can start construction of the bridge. I think
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that these things could not get back to where they were originally at, so
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they kept on going and for a drive of five or six miles for us.
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Might have taken them three or four weeks to get to where they have
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to go, and on that journey along the river, I'm sure they were
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getting hungry. They probably didn't have pretty much food because it was it's kind
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of interspersed with small businesses, a car, a lot, and I don't
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know media, a couple houses and things like that, but there's not much.
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And that's about the time when all the animal signs went up, people
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losing their cats and dogs and things like that, and small farms along the
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way. I bet it was two weeks after that is when I got the
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call with the gentleman saw the one eating a deer en route to sixty one.
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So this area is not that not that large, but you have to
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kind of know it. You know, you can see it on the maps,
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you can look at it on Google, you can see it for yourself.
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I don't know the exact time limit, time frame that it took for
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them to get up near the cemetery, but my thoughts, my theory was
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that since it was early spring, they very well may could have had children
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offsprings. They do that they're just like us. There's a chance that that
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thing was trying to bury a dead infant, whether it be a stillborn or
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miscarriage or starvation, who knows, but I don't think they were getting enough
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food. So but you know, I have no proof that it was trying
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to bury anything. That's just what I kind of surmised, because when you
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saw the pictures of the hole, there was no grave there. All that
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area right there in front of the mausoleum is actually cremated remains. And we
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all know they don't use what seven foot caskets or six foot caskets, They
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just earn orse casket. So when you see the picture of the headstone next
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to the hole, right where the hole is was actually designated to be that
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person's wife when she passed. Oh my, I when I got there and
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I looked at the stone, I realized I know who that person was.
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I raced with his son, and he owned a local business and a local
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electronic electrical business. So anyway, that picture is a first. You all
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heard the term cover up, all right, I don't sound like a nun,
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but it's a cover up. That cemetery is prestigious. It is very
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well known across northeast Ohio. It's got thousands of people interred there, thousands,
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probably more that in that mausoleum. There you only see in a little
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bit of that mausoleum, and you see a little bit of a parking spot.
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Well, you can drive around that mausoleum. I just didn't take pictures
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of everything. But there are no graves shaped like that. None that was
30:33
done by the cemetery staff itself. When I got there Saturday morning, oh
30:38
dark thirty and waited to take get light to take a picture there, it
30:44
was closed for business. But it's open to the public, right so,
30:48
like I said, parked settings drive around there. It was I would say
30:53
about eight eight fifteen was really really early, and it was it was a
31:00
nice day, and that's what I got. And I noticed right away how
31:07
the dirt is laying in an arc. And I compared that to the video
31:11
and I thought, wait, this thing's actually digging, you know, moving
31:15
from its hips. It's not moving from its torso, its hips are rotating
31:19
and it's bringing its arm in an arc and throwing that dirt like a steam.
31:26
So again, I don't know what it was. I said before,
31:33
it wasn't a bigfoot. I know it's not a bigfoot. I think dog
31:37
man if you look closely, you start to see how her face shines the
31:41
light and things like that. Plus these are only still shots. These are
31:44
still shots of the video. So no, I did not take these,
31:48
but I'm going to use them. And that right there is a proof that
31:56
I need of those forty inch long arms and those fingers ripped to dirt.
32:02
Yeah, it looks like claws. So I'm looking trying to put them together.
32:08
And I'm still following up on every lead I can find, even though
32:14
I'm handicapped and I'm limited. I have to walk with a cane. Uh
32:17
just you know, I had a stroke, I went from a wheelchair and
32:22
had to learn to walk again, and now I'm in a cane, but
32:24
I still can't really get out in the woods. I can do it a
32:27
little bit like I did, but not much. But you're a truer man,
32:30
You're a truer You're You're dedicated to the research though, too, and
32:35
I applaud you for that Like this is this is hands down to me,
32:39
I believe, and I have remote viewed this incident. It was a blind
32:43
target. I do believe that's a real dog man. Yeah, and I
32:46
think I think that's the best evidence I've ever seen of a dog man.
32:51
Yeah, and I am dedicated. I am because this is a subject that
32:55
deserves it. I'm worried that people are going to get hurt someday or you
33:00
know, or worse, because there are a lot of folks that live in
33:06
the outlying area. But getting back to what things happened, this is about
33:12
the time where the dogs were destroyed. And I explained to Jessica that in
33:16
Norton there was a private kennel and they raised German shepherds and it also abutted
33:22
the woods. Something got into the kennel and destroyed eight German shepherd dogs.
33:34
Eight And we would think, no way, where the German shepherd let that
33:38
happen? No, no, folks is I have photographs of it, but
33:45
I will not will not show them because I love dogs. Jessica likes dogs.
33:52
Most of you probably like them. You wouldn't want to see this.
33:54
You can imagine it, but you don't want to see it. They were
34:01
very hard for me to uh to see, very hard for me to even
34:06
own. I don't even know how I if I should have them. But
34:12
another researcher by the name of Jody Cook knows all about it and it.
34:19
The problem is I knew exactly where it was. Okay, It's not like
34:22
some hidden out in the field somewhere. No. I knew where it was.
34:27
I knew the road where it was on, I know Norton. It
34:31
was just not good trying to think what else. So the dogs were in
34:38
kennels, they were They were slashed and ripped apart. I mean, it
34:44
would have been like a grizzly bear or something would have had to get gotten
34:46
to those things right back. And the pictures that I have of the puncture
34:51
wounds on the neck looked like humongous fingernails sunk down into the neck to break
34:57
the neck. Yeah, this thing grabbed one I know that shook it broke
35:02
its neck through. It went right after the next dog. Unfortunately, I
35:09
guess the owners of the kennel heard the commotion because it was right next to
35:15
their house. Ran outside, threw the light on, and he said he
35:20
saw one of the most disgusting, gross scenes he's ever could imagine. He
35:24
saw the creature. He even recognized it as a werewolf type thing. Didn't
35:30
know what it was, he said. It scrambled over top of the fence
35:32
and ran back towards the woods, and it wasn't long after that place with
35:37
sail and they moved away. Whether or not they're still doing dogs, I
35:42
don't know. Yeah, that's just one of the one of the things.
35:49
I've got sighting reports from someone else on two sixty one who witnessed seeing three
35:54
hairy, dark beings come out from behind and underneath a a creek bridge,
36:01
not a large bridge by any stretch, but just a small bridge the cars
36:07
have to travel, and he saw it come out from underneath and finish walking
36:10
or keep walking towards past the Silver Creek or not Silver Creek. My mind's
36:15
going crazy. Wolf Creek. There's two creeks. There's Wolf Creek and there's
36:20
Pigeon Creek, and they both flow the same direction. Well, they actually
36:23
flow towards what they call the Barberton Reservoir, which is protected land. You
36:30
and I can't get in there. If they catch you in there, we're
36:32
in trouble because it is a water source. But that's where we think they
36:38
went. Now, whether they are still there, I don't know. Now
36:43
they're I have another friend who lives not far from there, and she tells
36:51
me that she has them in her backyard. They have seen them in the
36:54
back of their property, which is very close to that reservoir and very close
37:00
to that protective land. M hm kind of thing. Wow, we talked
37:07
about Oh yeah, we talked. You told me a few. I mean,
37:14
just these amazing stories and it's a it's a wonder that nobody's been hurt,
37:21
like a human hasn't been hurt, or at least we haven't heard about
37:23
humans getting hurt by these things. I want to get to the bottom of
37:28
this. Yeah, we have to if we can either prove it's real or
37:31
prove it's not real. But we got to do something because I know sooner
37:35
or later there will be more killings, and I think a human is going
37:38
to pay for it too. So well, I do know about the supposed
37:49
supposed one that got hit on Ice seventy seven, and vernon Odem, which,
37:54
as the crow flies, is another less than a mile from the cemetery.
38:00
All right, so this whole area, all right, let me back
38:02
up, just to touch this whole area that I'm talking about is known is
38:09
known for growing corn and other crops because it's a very rich, dark,
38:16
black loamy soil. Some people heard of Copley or no of Copley, and
38:22
they know it's near the Ice seventy seven highway, and so they grow corn
38:30
and they grow all kinds of stuff there and it's some of the best around
38:35
because of the soil is so loamy. These things went that way, and
38:43
those two creeks go into the Barberton Reservoir, and then past the Barberton Reservoir
38:50
you have swamp land along Route twenty one and some other places, and I'm
38:55
talking big, big areas of swamp. People just don't go because they just
39:00
don't want to, but they build a highway through it. How they do
39:05
that, I don't know, but I think they're in that area. I
39:09
don't think they're coming back towards where they were because I think there's too much
39:15
things happening now and they won't do it. Yeah, yeah, Oh go
39:22
ahead. Oh no, I was so I think the most my favorite story
39:29
you told me the other day when we were talking on the phone. It
39:31
was about the ambulance driver. You are you confortable telling that story today?
39:37
I can tell what I know. Okay, it's not a whole lot,
39:40
but okay, there was supposedly one killed on seventy seven, again by vernon
39:47
Odin Boulevard. Now, it got in the news because there was a lot
39:52
of people called out to see it, and there was probably hundreds of people
39:57
driving by, maybe thousands, but they couldn't see it thing. So the
40:01
news grabbed it. Channel eight News out of Cleveland. They showed us a
40:07
picture of a bear that was hit on the highway. All right, it
40:10
happens, we know that. But the news showed us a picture of a
40:15
black bear with an ear laying on a two lane blacktop. The reason why
40:21
I know it's a two lane blacktop is because it was black and it has
40:23
the yellow side markers all right, and the bear was kind of like halfway
40:28
on and halfway off. The public bought this hook line and sinker. I
40:35
didn't because I know I seventy seven in that area is concrete. I know
40:40
that it has white side markers, and I know it also has a zipper
40:44
strip or rumble strip. It's right up against the uh the sound walls before
40:52
you get into the town. A lot of folks here have probably seen it.
40:58
So anyway, uh oh, Colleen, I'll be right back hopefully.
41:07
This is my favorite story, by the way, So while we're waiting for
41:12
Colleen Jennifer Patterson, thank you so much for that supersticker. That is amazing
41:15
of you. Thank you so much. And also who else we have here
41:19
addicted to knowledge? Thank you for that supersticker. Man. You guys are
41:22
wonderful. Thank you for the support. Okay, here's Colleen. There she
41:25
is, Hey coll Okay, Oh, somebody didn't want to They didn't want
41:30
us to hear you there. They didn't want us to hear you. You're
41:37
back. So anyways, the tree came down and landed on the back side
41:40
of the sound wall. So the city came out and they had to trim
41:45
the tree up, but they left the trunk and everything. They didn't bother
41:47
taking it off the sound wall. It was laying against the sound wall for
41:52
several years. What we think happened around this time, this whole timeframe was
41:58
only like a month month and a half that one came out of that loamy
42:02
area, climbed up the tree, the one of the branches broke, and
42:08
it wound up falling in front of a semi on I seventy seven. So
42:15
anyway, we were given the snow story that it was a bear, and
42:19
you know, like I said, we know bears get hit. It happens.
42:22
This is Portage County, in Summit County, and we're not too far
42:25
from Pennsylvania. So anyway, there was an ambulance company called and I think
42:34
there was a two man crew, and there were a lot of other entities
42:38
there, and I don't know who all they were. I know the Highway
42:42
Patrol, there were O DOT and there were some others, and they asked
42:50
this ambulance crew to get it up in the ambulance. I think it was
42:53
already dead, I'm pretty sure. So they drove it and they were under
43:00
escort, and they took it to a I don't want to use the word
43:05
super secret facility because I don't know if that exists, but they took it
43:08
to a medical facility up by the Cuyahoga Valley National Park. Now I don't
43:15
know what, I don't know where. I'm not even going to try to
43:17
find out. But the guy came forward, I guess, and he tried
43:23
to tell us that it was the most scariest, most nastiest looking thing he's
43:28
ever seen in his life. He also compared it to a werewolf. I
43:32
don't know this gentleman's name. I don't know what company. I don't know
43:37
anything else, but that's just what I was told. So it just kind
43:44
of leaves you to think, is there something really going on? Do they
43:49
the authorities, do they know about it? Are they afraid to talk about
43:52
it? Oh? I think they are afraid to talk about it. You
43:58
know, how you hear a story the squatches getting hit, you also hear
44:02
the squatches, you know, being seen by highway patrols and all that rangers,
44:07
you name it. They don't make an issue of it. They'll talk
44:12
about it if they ask, but they don't go around saying, oh,
44:15
yep, we saw a squatch get hit. You know, they just don't,
44:17
especially in Guernsey County around Saltfork. Oh yeah. If I have learned
44:24
anything from doing all this research, from my boots on the groundfield research to
44:30
interviewing people from all over the country and all over the world, there is
44:32
definitely a cover up going on. And and just you know, even with
44:37
Jody Cook and the North American dog Man Project, all of their research alone
44:42
and their documentaries that they put out, there is an active cover up.
44:46
And so that makes me wonder about missing persons reports in your area. Brown
44:52
Dwarf in the chat had brought that a while ago. Are there are there
44:57
clusters of missing people in this area? Are you famili hear with that?
45:02
Every so often we'll hear about it, but it's usually something to do with
45:08
foul play. Like not too far from my house and Kent. Just a
45:12
few months ago, there was a lady's body discovered in a park basically behind
45:20
our house, across from the Cuyahoga River, fling uneasy, but yeah,
45:25
it was. It was found out that it was her ex that did it
45:29
and dumped her body. But you'll get things like that, and there will
45:34
be some people that go missing because you'll see the signs up a lot,
45:37
you know. But I don't really contribute all that to anything squatchy or dog
45:44
man. I think that could be again foul play. It's got stuff to
45:47
do with drugs, it's got and some other things, but which is tragic.
45:53
But but yes, there are some people folks missing now in the Outlining
45:59
County, all right, they're like defiance and things like that. I'm gonna
46:05
back up a little bit. There's another film producer out there by a name
46:08
of Seth Breedlow. And I know Seth. And if you've ever seen any
46:14
of his documentaries. You really need to watch the last few American Werewolf and
46:22
some other ones. And he goes on and describes perfectly the dog men up
46:28
there in Defiance, you know, south of Toledo and Wapakaneta where else some
46:37
other ones. But there has been some people missing up there. There was
46:39
the one story about the college girl who went for a jog and they found
46:45
her clothing all ripped up and shredded, and they didn't find her. You
46:51
know, you have the story of the Land between the Lakes, which the
46:55
going to I do not You can believe whatever you want. I don't think
47:00
it's fun. What else? Yeah, yeah, I mean, like I
47:07
said, not too many people. Okay, well, yeah, I'm really
47:14
big into looking into where all the missing people are going. And I think
47:17
that this could be one of the outlets, you know, like this could
47:22
be one of the culprits some of these dogmen. But here we go,
47:25
we're talking about this and no one's been harmed that we know of by these
47:30
dogmen. That's right, and let's hope it stays that way, right,
47:35
Okay, So, but but that can either be because they're not violent that
47:38
violent against humans, for the most part. And that's that's what I've I'm
47:42
coming to terms with, is that a lot of the people who encounter them
47:45
firsthand, including the things that you've told me, they're not they're not violent
47:51
against humans. They're just that they acknowledge humans. They know we're here to
47:54
stay away from us, right, I think most part, yes, yes,
48:00
we are bigger than they are. But these things are like a wild
48:06
animal, and I believe they could rip us to pieces, just like they
48:08
did those dogs. But you also, now there's been all kinds of different
48:15
stories coming out of the South, like in your area. You know that
48:20
little old lady and the retired teacher from North Carolina, Brenda Hamilton, Yeah,
48:27
found and she was destroyed, she was torn apart. And you had
48:31
that other that little boy from or not little boy, but that young guy
48:35
from Kentucky drug up the hillside and I still uber or Mountain Lion is going
48:40
to do that. And there was a few more. Remember there was a
48:45
spade of them for a little while. Yeah, a lot of hunters,
48:49
hunters, bow hunters were going missing and are found mauled to death. And
48:53
you know in East Tennessee with Amber Milder and Tony Errand that was odd.
48:59
You know, those are odd deaths, but a lot of times they're blamed
49:02
packs of wild dogs are unified animals, And I'll be honest, I have
49:09
not seen a pack of wild dogs. I've heard of a pack of wild
49:14
dogs. I can see when four or five large feral type dogs get on
49:21
the scent of a human, they might pursue it, you know, and
49:23
then it could end badly. But I just don't I see that too much,
49:30
you know, and I don't read about it, so somehow I don't
49:34
really follow that theory. But I could be wrong. Yeah, yeah,
49:39
I've actually been targeted given some like blind remote viewing targets of some of those
49:44
incidents. And with the two that were in Tennessee with Amber and Tony,
49:49
that was something odd. I do think that that was something that could have
49:52
been more dog man like. But I don't know some of them. I
49:57
do, like some of the hunters that I've looked into, I do believe
50:00
or can't big cats, you know, because our d n R and federal
50:05
workers and things, the people that are out on those wm as and federal
50:07
land, they're they're not going to tell us if there's cougars and stuff that
50:12
their panthers that aren't supposed to be out there. Sometimes there's a little cover
50:15
up going on. I think so. But but we just we really don't
50:19
know, really do exactly exactly. Just kind of like coyotes. First,
50:23
there's supposedly no coyotes here in northeast Ohio. Well guess what. They run
50:28
right through on my backyard because like I said, I live right against the
50:31
Kyohoga River here in Kent, So it's no big deal to see a coyote.
50:37
Some folks say they see wolves or they see uh, what's that other
50:40
one? That not dire wolf? There's another one, another name of one
50:45
I can't think. Yeah, there's Akoi. There's a Koi wolf. Yeah
50:50
it looks like a coyote. Yeah, but I don't recall ever seeing Ooi
50:54
wolf. But we have seen n because we have again, there's your numerous
51:02
brownhogs, raccoons, possums, other critters. We have more critters in our
51:10
backyards than you could imagine, almost like being in a sanctuary. But that
51:15
because it's near a river. What else I mean? I have other stories
51:23
about other things that happened while I was a kid that I didn't realize anything
51:30
about Bigfoot at the time. I will say that the first time I ever
51:36
understood Bigfoot was going to a movie theater in Barberton, Ohio, many many
51:42
years ago and seeing the movie Legend of Boggie Creek and and me, just
51:52
like a lot of other folks, the Legend of Boggie Creek set the hook.
51:55
I knew that I was going crazy looking for these things learning about them.
52:00
I didn't know they were in Ohio. Back then. I said,
52:02
Okay, I believe it. They're out west, Yeah, in the Rocky
52:06
Mountains. Yeah, okay, I believe that, but not Ohio. And
52:09
then I start learning that they're in Ohio. The I just went to this
52:15
past weekend and listened to experts like you know, doctor Meldrum and Cliff Barrockman
52:22
and all that, and it's like, okay, you kind of made me
52:27
believe. Now there might be about one thousand, three hundred or so squatch
52:30
in Ohio. You know, a bear. A lot of folks think we
52:37
don't have bear, but oh, yes we do. I've seen them.
52:39
You know, bear come from Pennsylvania. Bear don't have turnpikes, bear doesn't
52:45
have you know, oofs, and they don't have to show their papers.
52:49
They just come right across the border. And I learned early spring it takes
52:53
a bear about three months to come this far, because you know, they
52:58
don't just say, oh, okay, I'm leaving and I'm coming to Portage
53:00
County. They have to make their way all across Trumbull and everything else.
53:06
So it takes some time. But they come here. And because the weather
53:10
has changed in the last few years, our winters aren't so bad. So
53:17
then they make their they decide if they're going to stay here or not.
53:22
So some go back to PA and they're back there by fall so they can
53:25
harbor eate, and some stay right here in Ohio and find places to hold
53:30
up. So I don't think the squats are much different than that. Yeah,
53:34
I think you're right. I would agree with that. And uh yeah,
53:38
you know you people always were wondering like where where do these things stay?
53:42
Like where do they go? Where? Where do bigfoots go during the
53:45
day when they're not being seen, you know, when they're not out like
53:47
gallant around night or whatever. And somebody at the beginning of the show today
53:52
had left an interesting comment because they were saying they thought that potentially they the
53:57
dog men in the graveyard was digging for an entrance to like an underground facility
54:01
or an underground tunnel. What do you think about that? Hat now?
54:07
Okay that I don't see that happen because I know the there and everything else,
54:13
and yeah, it is a cemetery and it's built on a roll.
54:16
Yeah, and I know there's a cemetery now somewhere else there might be,
54:22
I don't know, but not there. This was just I believe something was
54:29
watching human activity from the woods behind it because it's a perfect field of vision
54:36
and whatever it was doing, and I felt that it was burying a dead
54:42
infant. Okay. I also kind of looked into the thought maybe it's digging
54:46
up a groundhog. Could be digging up a groundhog to eat, hm.
54:52
Possible, but that's all it would be pretty much, is a ground or
54:57
or maybe an pigs. Awesome. I don't know. It could have been
55:02
small game, but it just seems like it went through an awful lot of
55:06
effort for small game. I mean it was ribbon and tearing through that cemetery.
55:12
I mean, of all places. I mean, if it wanted a
55:14
small animal, it would have gone out in the woods, right, I
55:16
mean, it doesn't even dig in a cemetery for that. I don't lots
55:24
of rabbits, lots of other small game, lots of domestic pets, you
55:30
know, and stuff. Unfortunately. Oh yeah, it's just yeah, it's
55:35
just perplexing. It's really perplexing. I'm want to take one moment for just
55:38
a second. I'm so sorry. I need to thank everybody who's been giving
55:42
superstickers day. Marco, thank you. I think you're awesome. Thank you
55:44
for that supersticker. And Jerry Elmore, thank you so much. If they
55:46
warn you, that means you're on the right track. Okay, so that's
55:51
true. Yes, thank you so much. That's very sweet of you.
55:52
I appreciate y'all for doing that. But yeah, it's the question is,
55:59
okay, so what was that thing really digging for? And in one of
56:02
the pictures you can't see a little black figure in the background. In the
56:07
background, it looks like there's something back there. Do you think that could
56:09
have been maybe a baby or something? That was my first thought because when
56:15
I went back after they filled in the holes and stuff, whatever it was
56:19
was not there, and I kind of went in stealthily because they got a
56:22
good look at me in my truck, and so I had to be kind
56:28
of careful going back, and I was, oh, oh, I know
56:32
what I forgot. I got to talk to one of the groundskeepers. Oh
56:38
yeah, we got to hear about this. Yeah, I asked him,
56:44
and he said, we're not supposed to talk about it. We were told
56:46
to make you know, to make it go away, fill it in and
56:51
act like it never happened. And I said, okay. So then we
56:55
touched base just a little bit. On the cameras. Green Lawn has an
56:59
awful lot of security cameras because of where it is, but they don't have
57:02
any cameras trained on that spot of ground, so it wouldn't have gotten to
57:07
see anything anyway. But the groundskeeper pulled me aside and we had a little
57:13
bit of a discussion. And that's exactly what I thought happened. Happened.
57:19
They came in and early in the morning they saw the hole and they immediately
57:23
put their heads together. They called the police. They I don't know who
57:30
else they called, but they had a lot of other folks involved. They
57:34
could find no leads. There is a vehicle in the picture or in the
57:37
video. You will see it. It's the front of a small suv.
57:42
But now look at this picture and you'll see how far away it really is
57:45
from where that suv was parked. Again, the mausoleums about five hundred foot
57:51
long. What you're seeing in the video is the side of it. So
57:57
could that car have belonged to somebody in the mausoleum paying respects? Could it
58:01
have been a car that belonged to someone else that they might be somewhere else
58:07
in the in the park or in the cemetery grounds, you know, paying
58:12
respects to someone somewhere else. I don't know, but they could not find
58:17
any info to say otherwise. They did find they can blow the picture up.
58:22
They did see the license plate, they knew it was from Ohio Summit
58:25
County, and I'm sure they spoke with the owner, but the owners said
58:30
they saw nothing. So did they see the video? Did you show them
58:36
the video of the dog man or whatever that was digging in the cemetery?
58:40
I did, and they were very tightly about it. And I knew right
58:45
then and there to shut up because I didn't want to cause any trouble.
58:50
There was there's a bunch of ladies at work in the office, you know,
58:53
and they were scared. They were literally scared. The man, Yes,
59:01
it happened. Boom, that was it. All right. I'm not
59:06
gonna I profit more information than what I should have. So but I've never
59:10
been contacted by authorities or anything like that because they know straight up it's not
59:15
my video and I did not take it. Okay, Well, what really
59:21
stands out to me is that they covered the hole back up and they put
59:25
flowers on it as though it's a grave site. Right, they had they
59:30
had to, Okay, so they had to kind of make it look inconspicuous.
59:35
I guess you're right, and that's what the groundskeeper told me. He
59:38
says, yeah, we're the ones that did it. He said, I
59:42
just planted the flowers this morning. He says. We were told to make
59:45
it look normal so it wouldn't upset people, because he said, seeing people
59:50
seeing that hole, you know, they're going to jump to conclusions right away.
59:53
Oh my god, you got something here digging up, Uncle Bob,
59:57
you know that. And they can't have that because it is a the cemetery,
1:00:04
Okay, school in northeast Ohio, it's a it's a really nice large
1:00:09
cemetery there now you you are familiar with the gentleman who's buried. His creamines
1:00:15
are buried right there and his wife. You said his wife was going to
1:00:17
be buried in that spot. Uh did you talk to their family about this?
1:00:22
Do they know about it? Or no? I haven't seen any of
1:00:29
their family members in a long time. But yeah, like I said,
1:00:32
he was a racer for many years. And his son was there and I
1:00:37
raised his son. Let's see. But I just when I saw the name,
1:00:45
I knew who it was, you know, immediately, So I'm thinking,
1:00:47
oh, okay, I didn't really even know that he was there.
1:00:51
I knew he passed away, of course, but I didn't know where he
1:00:53
was interred. But that was it. Oh my gosh. Okay. So
1:00:59
the cemetery staff was informed that something was digging and and they were tight lipped
1:01:05
about it. But I wonder, I mean, I wonder if they had
1:01:07
ever had I mean, this is just me questioning had animals come and dig
1:01:12
into their cemetery before? I mean, that's not normal. I wouldn't think
1:01:16
no. But again, the cemetery doesn't have really in keeping animals out.
1:01:22
They do have a wrought iron fence and on the border of the woods in
1:01:28
the cemetery, but you and I could step over top of it. That's
1:01:30
how short and small it is. Because they probably didn't think anyone's going to
1:01:35
try to, you know, come into their property and all that. But
1:01:38
I'm sure deer come in there all the time, and I met other animals
1:01:44
that do. Oh yeah, oh yeah, Oh my gosh. Well,
1:01:50
well that is something that I have not seen before. It's you know,
1:01:52
an animal come in and dig in into a cemetery. It would be pretty
1:01:55
shocking, especially if there was a funeral planned that day or you know.
1:02:02
But but this happened on you said it was on a Friday night. I'm
1:02:07
mistaken, fifteen in the evening. Okay, so so the staff wasn't there,
1:02:12
So that whole just kind of sat there for a couple of days till
1:02:15
Monday morning. Yeah, we're just right. Like I said, I was
1:02:17
there early Saturday, got my pictures. When I left, I came back,
1:02:25
got more pictures and kind of walked around just to look for clues,
1:02:30
look for anything I could think of. And that morning, that Monday morning,
1:02:35
I came back and that's when they already did the filled it with dirt.
1:02:39
That's the one about flowers, and then I came back later. I
1:02:45
don't know, I'm just a nut that way, and back later and there
1:02:49
was flowers planning on and that's when I got to speak to the groundkeeper,
1:02:53
who told me he just did them. Yeah, that's that's sign. That's
1:02:59
a Another interesting part of all this is that they put flowers like it's just
1:03:02
a grave. You know. Now, did you do a follow up with
1:03:06
the two young ladies who filmed this? Where are there's at today? What
1:03:09
do they think about it? I took them out to lunch with my daughter
1:03:14
and we talked about it, and they don't know what it is. Like
1:03:19
I said, they're not researchers. They were just high school kids. But
1:03:23
they don't know what to believe of it. They actually wanted to wash their
1:03:27
hands of it. That's why they gave me the video and sit here,
1:03:30
it's yours, so just take it. You can have it. I mean,
1:03:37
I mean, I've had people have discussions with people, and I know
1:03:42
I did a show on this last week and there are people in the chat
1:03:44
we're kind of discussing like, well, why didn't they get out and confront
1:03:47
it or something like why why would anybody get out and confront even a person
1:03:52
who was doing that. And these are two teenage girls, so they should
1:03:55
have locked their doors and driven off. You know what they did, because
1:04:00
when you heard he's really getting down there, Oh that's so weird or whatever,
1:04:05
even they had to get back to work. They were on their break.
1:04:11
But but yeah, you and I would have probably got out and took
1:04:16
up went around the corner and filmed it until our batteries with her. Oh
1:04:20
yeah, I would have called up my homies and been like, y'all,
1:04:23
I gotta come see this. Remember, they thought it was a dirty lady.
1:04:27
That's all, a dirty lady, and they established immediately one of the
1:04:30
girls said what is she doing? So it was immediately like female energy out
1:04:36
there, like there's a woman there, which I find very interesting. I
1:04:41
have to kind of remember that Barberton, Norton and lots of Akron is kind
1:04:47
of distressed. There used to be a large shopping mall up the road from
1:04:50
where they worked, big place called Rolling Acres built in seventy five, now
1:04:56
gone, now destroyed. But there was a lot of homeless people in that
1:05:00
area at one time. Okay, but I don't think that was a homeless
1:05:05
person. It's just not shaped like a homeless person. Yeah, it's not
1:05:12
what it's not it's shape. It's shaped like I mean, I think that
1:05:15
as a legitimate dog man, that's my opinion. I do think that it
1:05:18
is. And yeah, lady lady j Holmestad has a question, why do
1:05:24
these creatures seem to love graveyards? Uh? Oh, we lost Colleen again
1:05:29
here she is. Uh. That's a good question because that's something that I've
1:05:31
covered before, is why why do these things like the graveyard? Colleen?
1:05:35
Do you have an idea as to why dog men we hear what they're seen
1:05:39
around cemeteries a lot. Yeah. I think it's because of the location.
1:05:45
I think that it's ah, they can sense the peacefulness. Uh. And
1:05:49
I do believe that they have a sense of mourning. I really do.
1:05:55
Bigfoots, grassmen, dog men, I think they have a sense of But
1:06:01
as far as why the graveyard thing, I don't know. There's another researcher,
1:06:06
well you know who I'm talking about, Jody Cook. He's got your
1:06:10
pictures of them digging in cemeteries and so I really can't answer that. But
1:06:16
like I said, I think I got a feeling that's because it's peaceful and
1:06:19
it's quiet, no pun intended, it's just peaceful and quiet. Well,
1:06:25
there's a lot of different angle. We hit just about every angle on our
1:06:28
show last week. I think it was Thursday night, so we had a
1:06:31
very littleton and I hit a bunch of angles, and so did Hunting the
1:06:34
Shadows. We have Dennis Carroll in here, who's on the screen right now.
1:06:38
Dennis is a kind of an exp my resident expert in the occult and
1:06:43
stuff like black magic and voodoo and all that kind of stuff. And there
1:06:46
is some people say that with the werewolves, there is a magical aspect to
1:06:50
all of that and something that could be kind of dark. And so there's
1:06:54
that angle that you could take with the cemeteries. There's also like the Native
1:06:58
American lore and legend of you know, like the dog men and the indigenous
1:07:04
connection to that, and sometimes they say that these beings are conjured there by
1:07:12
I want to say, rituals and stuff to protect the land. There's you
1:07:15
know, blessings and curses to protect the land and to protect all the dead
1:07:18
there. Okay, so it could be that too, that's possible. I
1:07:24
have no answers to what they are, but here's the thing. For all
1:07:28
the years that I've been doing this, I'm perfectly fine with knowing that there
1:07:32
are bigfoot in the woods. Okay, I am, I'm perfectly fine.
1:07:38
I go to Saltfork quite a bit. I take my camper there. I
1:07:43
researched with so Spee and I used to, like I said, research with
1:07:46
Tim Stover and Ohio bigfoot hunters. But I have pictures of the ones that
1:07:54
I've seen in Salt Fork. I have a story in my friend's books about
1:08:00
the little girl that I saw on Salt Fork. But again, I'm happy
1:08:05
knowing that they're there. They don't bother me a bit. But these things
1:08:12
I'm not happy with. After what we've seen that they can do, I'm
1:08:16
not at all happy with them. So there were one of the reasons why
1:08:20
I try to stay out of the woods. They are also one of the
1:08:24
reasons why I don't go in the woods without a side arm. But hope
1:08:28
I never have to use it on one. I mean, think about this.
1:08:31
I was out in the woods at Salt Fork and it was dark.
1:08:39
It was oh my god, it was dark. So I'm walking along and
1:08:43
I'm coming up to a little clearing and next to this clearing is a whole
1:08:45
bunch of trees, thick, thick woods. So I stop and I'm just
1:08:51
looking and I'm listening, and then all of a sudden, I get this
1:08:58
right in front of me, I mean directly right in front of my face.
1:09:00
I could hear feel the sound waves hitting me. And I did I
1:09:08
carry I had my forty five in my hand, all right. The only
1:09:12
thing that I could think of was backing out. I didn't even turn around.
1:09:15
I just started walking backwards. I needed out of that situation that fast.
1:09:21
But farm ever came to me. It's aired me. Oh my god,
1:09:26
yes, oh yeah, wow. Well, you got to do whatever
1:09:30
your gut tells you to do. And if it's back out of there,
1:09:33
don't turn your back to it, don't turn your back to it. And
1:09:38
uh and you're the same as me. We have a lot in common,
1:09:40
Colleen. Okay, I carry a firearm as well whenever I go to places
1:09:45
that might be a little bit dangerous. Okay. So well, being a
1:09:49
veteran an army that you know, we are what we call trained observers.
1:09:55
Okay, so we take notice of things. When when you hear a lot
1:09:59
of stories, it's or someone's a veteran because we noticed stuff. That was
1:10:03
our job. Yes, carrying the weapon. We're very proficient in that.
1:10:10
I hope I never used it usually holstered. Oh yeah, sometimes it's in
1:10:14
my hand because I don't know where a kyloe or a wolf could be,
1:10:18
or a bobcat or for evans, who knows what else, or who knows
1:10:23
when there's a crazy person, yeah exactly, or one of these one of
1:10:27
these grave digging dog men. I tell you what that's uh that that doesn't
1:10:31
It's just it's just wild the things that we experience. And I'm with you.
1:10:34
I am. I am so cool with bigfoots, you know, I'm
1:10:38
cool with bigfoots. The dog men are a little bit more, right,
1:10:43
just a little bit more scary to me, I guess you could say.
1:10:45
And I don't get scared very easily, okay, but it's just they're unpredictable,
1:10:49
okay, because I have not come across a dog man yet. Uh
1:10:53
and so yeah, the day, the day will come, maybe we'll see,
1:10:57
we'll see, you know, we're still out there. Yeah, so
1:11:03
Colleen, you have you. I guess we've kind of come to the end
1:11:08
of the hour today. Oh my gosh, I could talk to you all
1:11:10
day. I really could, Colleen. This has been amazing. I want
1:11:13
to thank you so much for being here today. Yeah. So are you
1:11:17
still getting out? Do people still give you calls to report sightings and stuff?
1:11:23
I got a call about two weeks ago and I had to talk with
1:11:26
a gentleman for a while, and he was very explicit on what he saw.
1:11:30
It was not far from actually where I am, and it was like
1:11:34
at the northern part of the Cuyahoga Valley. There has been other sightings in
1:11:41
that area. There are several reports of that area. He filled me in
1:11:47
on what he saw. He saw one sitting against a road sign when he's
1:11:51
on his way to work one morning on Brexville Road, and I'm like,
1:11:56
yeah, okay, there's been sightings from Brexville Road out twenty one all through
1:12:01
the Kyahoga Valley Park, So wow, I don't I'm a liar and I'm
1:12:10
not going to discount his story proves them wrong, But that's right. You
1:12:15
know, I'll follow up on it. I just can't, couldn't get out
1:12:18
anywhere I'd love to, but well, just take a note, take a
1:12:25
note, write it down, make a note of where that sighting was.
1:12:28
And you know, we just we got to watch for all these patterns.
1:12:30
Joke. You guys have a lot of dog men were wolves up there.
1:12:33
So yeah, I mean I like to end every show by telling everybody to
1:12:38
stay safe out there, keep your head on a swivel, lock your doors
1:12:41
at night, you know, just just to note, just to be aware,
1:12:45
like, don't live in fear of any of this. Don't live in
1:12:46
fear of it, but be aware and protect yourself if you need to,
1:12:53
Okay, because you never know, right yeah? Man, Okay, Well,
1:13:00
thank you so much for being here today. Gosh, please come back
1:13:03
and hang out with me again. I mean we can we can talk.
1:13:05
Like I said, we could talk all day, we really could. And
1:13:09
uh yeah, I just wanted to thank you big time for being here.
1:13:12
I'll go to Hill about what got me started on this path. Oh,
1:13:18
these were These were encounters that my father had with the Ohio grass Man,
1:13:25
other friends of mine have had with the grass Man, and that I've had
1:13:29
with the grass Man. So but yeah, we'll talk about those at another
1:13:32
time. Oh, I can't wait. I can't wait. Now, if
1:13:35
anybody has a sighting, is there a way that he can get in touch
1:13:39
with you or do you make that public? I have your your organization down
1:13:43
here on the screen right now. You should have a picture of my card
1:13:46
I do. I didn't put it up. I didn't know if you wanted
1:13:48
your phone number out there for everybody. But I can post it though,
1:13:53
if you'd like. I can put it in a description box of the show.
1:13:56
Yeah, it's got my phone number, Okay, perfect, All right,
1:14:01
Colleen. That is so sweet of you to do that and to come
1:14:04
on my show and to share all of these encounters with us today. Thank
1:14:09
you so much, thank you. Okay, everybody, it's Northeast Ohio Cryptid
1:14:14
Research, Colleen Norris. And I will put her phone number in the I'll
1:14:17
pin it to the top of the comments after the show today. Okay.
1:14:21
So if you guys have any encounters in her area, y'all let her know.
1:14:25
Okay, because it goes right database and it's like, okay, so
1:14:31
we start putting things together. That's how that's that's how the research works.
1:14:35
We're just putting, you know, putting all the encounters down on a map
1:14:40
and figuring this out together. That's what we do. And so thank you
1:14:44
so much, and you guys please come back and see me tomorrow night.
1:14:46
I'm going to be We're going to be covering a missing person's case. Speaking
1:14:49
of missing people, we are doing. We're covering the Maura Murray case tomorrow
1:14:56
night at eight pm here on the channel. So you guys please come join
1:14:59
me tomorrow night and Friday night, I'm gonna be broadcasting live for Marino and
1:15:03
Nevada with based out Radio. And then Saturday night, Okay, Saturday night,
1:15:09
I have Eric Testament coming on. We're gonna be talking about Missouri dog
1:15:13
Man Saturday night. So I hope you guys will come back and join us.
1:15:15
Colleen, I will see you soon. Have a wonderful weekend, and
1:15:20
thanks again. Okay, awesome, did an amazing job, by the way,
1:15:25
Thank you so much. All Right, y'all, well, I will
1:15:29
see you guys tomorrow night. You guys have a great day. Keep your
1:15:31
head on a swivel like I said, and stay safe out there, everybody.
1:15:35
All right, We'll see you later. Bye, y'all, Bye calling,
1:15:40
bye bye. Nice fine times to be in mine. Rage many