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Remote Viewing Fatal "Unspecified Animal" Attacks: Brenda Hamilton Case · The Cryptid Huntress

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Ye, Hi, everybody, good evening. It's the Krypton Huntress. I'm
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Jessica Jones, and welcome into this extremely interesting show that we have tonight.
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I do have an incredible show for us tonight. I have remote viewed something
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that people have been were asking me to remote view for quite a while now,
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and and I little did people know I had remote viewed this last year,
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but I just did not feel that it was the right time to bring
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this public, Okay, out of respect for the family, but we're going
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to be looking in tonight to a particular case out of North Carolina of a
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woman who was attacked by a unidentified or unspecified said K nine by the DNA
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samples, okay, but an unspecified animal attack. And unfortunately, these are
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popping up all over the country in some places. If you'll remember, if
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you guys have been watching my show, we had I had remote viewed the
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case of the two people in East Tennessee who were mauled by an unspecial fight
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animal. And we're going to talk a little bit about those tonight too.
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And so if there's a connection there to this case tonight, okay, A
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lot of people in the cryptid community, of course, believe that some of
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these cases could be the work of the Elusive dog Man, and so I
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have data, Okay, I have a good bit of data. I did
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two there were two sessions on this target actually, and I do not claim
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to have all the answers to these targets and in these cases. But we
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did discuss Barry Lyttleton and I Berry's here tonight. He's in the studio.
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I'm going to bring him up in just a minute. But he and I
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discussed the Beast of Bladenborough last week, and that was out of North Carolina,
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and I do believe there could be a similarity between the Beast of Bladen
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Burrow and what's going on here in this case. All right, So before
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viewing data, there's a lot of stuff that I am not going to be
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able to talk about tonight on the show with this, first of all,
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out of respect for the family, because this is a very fresh case.
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It just happened a few years ago, and so some of it's gruesome,
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without further ado, we have a lot to cover tonight, so I'm going
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to pull up my friend fellow researcher, Very Littleton tonight. You guys know
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Barry. If you haven't subscribed to his YouTube channel, please do. He's
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very Littleton on YouTube and Patreon. Please become a member of his page Treon
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as well. And Barry is one of, like I always say, a
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cutting edge researcher when it comes to the paranormal spiritual community, the UFO community,
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in the crypto community, and more. Okay, so please help me.
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Welcome to the show, my friend Barry Littleton. Hey, Barry,
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Hey Jessin, what's up? What's up? Thanks for having me again,
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everybody, Hello to everybody in the chat room, and thanks for having me.
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And interesting what we're gonna do here. It's not what I was familiar
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with. To you told me about it, I started looking into it a
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little bit more and interesting, you know, yes, a very interesting case.
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Okay. So last week you and I covered the beast of Bladenboro out
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of North Carolina, and I think we determined that was probably a big cat
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okay, potentially. And this this involves a woman who was around seventy seven
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years old, who was out walking one morning, as she did every morning
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and around. It was pretty early, around five point forty five in the
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morning, and she was attacked by something and it was a savage attack.
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Okay. And this woman, her name is Brenda Hamilton, and she was
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a pillar of her community, very school teacher, an administrator at her school,
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and very active in her community and loved by everybody. And and so
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this, this is why I hesitated to even cover this case publicly, because
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I did not want to disrespect the family in the in the people who loved
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her, Okay, And I'm not We're not disrespecting at all. I just
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did not want to, you know, bring it out to the public and
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do do what we're doing today. It needed some time, Okay, it
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needed a little bit of time. And what pushed me to to actually go
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public with this for our show tonight was the Beast of bladenborw that we did
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last week, being in that general area of where she was attacked. And
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there's I came across a petition online and it's with change dot org. I
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believe it's a petition, and you guys can go to change dot org and
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type in Brenda Hamilton on there, and and there's her friends and family are
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still upset that they don't really know. They didn't get a lot of closure
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on what happened to her. And so there's a full petition there. If
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I can share my screen now, well I may not try right now,
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my computer will go haywire. But but there's a petition. It says a
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petition she was mauled to death and government agencies won't say what happened. We
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want answers. Now. We're going to get into all the all of the
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nuts and bolts of this tonight, okay, because there's a lot to it.
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And then we're going to get into the data, okay, because it
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seems as though there was there were a whole lot of culprits as to what
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could have happened with what kind of animal could have attacked her, and ultimately
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they closed the case Berry after uh, I guess, a couple of years
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of investigating and stuff and DNA testing and blood testing, they close the case.
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Okay, So all right, let me let me just get into the
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information as to what we're talking about, because there may be people watching tonight,
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Barry who aren't familiar with what happened. Okay, So all right,
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the crypto community is very familiar with this case, uh, particularly the dog
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Man community and UH and some of the people who are have channels who talk
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about dog Man a lot. They they did approach me at some point asking
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me to remote view this if if I could put it in my in my
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bowl of you know, remote viewing targets. So yes, so here we
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go, okay, And if I don't full up all the comments tonight,
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you guys, I see you all in here. This is another one of
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our shows where I'm going to be talking a lot. So I see you
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guys, and I love you guys, and I appreciate you more than you'll
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know. All right. So on Friday, February fifteenth of twenty nineteen,
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Brenda Hamilton, who was a high school teacher, was viciously attacked by a
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mysterious animal. There was an article that got put out by the school that
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she taught at, Pungo Christian Academy. They put out a Facebook post right
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after she passed away saying that she had passed away after an animal attack in
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Beaufort County, the Beaufort County, I think it's Beaufort. I say Beaufort,
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Beaufort County of Pontago. That's the town of Pontago. Authority's got a
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nine to one one call on a Friday at five forty five am that someone
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had been attacked by an animal on Indian Run Road. I'm gonna be pulling
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up pictures as I'm talking today, so you guys can get an idea of
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where we're at. Now. This is a map of Pontego. It's right
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there on the coast of North Carolina. Blada Burgh was just south of there
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a little ways, okay, And so this is I usually refrained from showing
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pictures of the people who I do these targets for, but this is her.
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This is Brenda Hamilton right here, and this is the road that we
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are discussing right now. Okay. So investigators, so they got a call
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and number one call around five forty five am that someone had been attacked by
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an animal on Indian Run Road. Investigators, we're trying to identify what kind
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of animal it was. Okay, this is this is me going over this
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just in a nutshell right here. The Chavez family, Okay, it's one
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of her neighbors was awakened. They were awakened by their dogs barking, and
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they heard a cat screen. Okay, I think that that's a key bit
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of information right there. They heard what sounded like a cat screen, so
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they went outside to investigate, and they found two dogs near miss yeah,
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miss Hamilton. Okay, they found two dogs around her and she was Okay.
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For people who are watching, if you get squeamish, I just want
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to let you know that I'm about to go over how Miss Hamilton was found
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and uh and it was it was pretty it was rough. She was in
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bad condition, okay, but she was laying in a ditch. They found
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her laying in a ditch full of water up to her shoulders. But there
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was no They didn't see a cat out there, but they saw they found
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the dogs that had been barking out there. Mister Chevez lifted her up while
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the wife went to the neighbors' homes to go try to get help and call
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nine one one. They found her with horrific injuries on her arms, her
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legs, and her scalp, and she was partially consumed. Okay, so
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whatever had attacked her ate her part of her body. Okay, so she
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was eaten on. Now, at first they suspected that a bear might have
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attacked her, but they never found They never found a bear. Uh.
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They said that there was blood all over the road. They don't know if
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she had been dragged into the ditch or if she fell in the ditch.
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They're not sure how she got there. But they took her to the hospital,
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and when she got into the hospital, she died two days later.
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Okay, so she passed away. But now she got up and walked every
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single morning, Okay, on this on this trail. Now, of course,
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like I said, the investigators were trying to figureut what kind of animal
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had attacked her. And you can understand that the community was pretty terrified that
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something had attacked someone in their community, just attacked anyone, you know,
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And they had not found this animal. The fact that she was so badly
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injured was pretty alarming for everyone. Okay, Now this is the interesting part.
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Okay, from what I read and from the research that I've done on
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this case, now it appears as though the federal government was called in for
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this case. Okay, and they came in and they're the ones that actually
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took the blood samples and stuff. From the research that I've done on this,
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but investigators trying to figure out what kind of animal was Uh, they
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got DNA samples off of her clothes. I think she had on a jacket
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or a sweater and a flat They sent a flashlight and some other things and
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they sent they sent it out for DNA testing to find out what had attacked
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her. Now, the dogs that were with her, of course, those
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were suspects at first. I mean, I think any kind of animal would
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be a suspect, but with her injuries, I don't think that was really
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it didn't make sense that the dogs had a little bit of trace amounts of
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bloods on their on their paws and in their mouths where they I guess they
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were leaking the blood on the ground or you know. But the nepied what
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types of dogs they were. I never could find what kind of dogs.
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That's right. Couldn't find the type of dog they were. But but they
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were. They were I think they were quarantined. Okay, they were quarantined.
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The animal control came and got them. They were. They were even
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given tests to see if they were violent animals aggressive and they passed. Neither
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of them were and they were held in containment or confinement for at least a
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week and they never showed any signs of being malicious or violent. Now,
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yeah, so the wild they said. At first the article that I was
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reading on, they said the wildlife officials had several items that they sent to
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the commune, to the labs for testing. And later in another update article
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I found that it was like the FED, the federal government. Okay,
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but that's I guess that's wildlife officials, uh, I said, the little
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dogs. So they were little dogs, Berry. It's kind of like the
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you know, like the beasts of Bladenborrow where they had that little tiny bobcat
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that was supposed to have like taken a horse down and drained all its blood
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and all these other animals. It probably wasn't the dogs, Okay, it
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probably wasn't. Probably some some poodles or some doccle Bell dogs, little probably
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most likely, most likely. Okay, so we're going to go through some
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of the suspects. Okay, as to what could have attacked her, Well,
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of course, it was suspected it was a pack of wild dogs.
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Okay, we always hear about dogs, right, But Barry, I'm out
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in the woods quite a bit. I know a lot of my research friends
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and we none of us have ever seen like a pack of wild dogs running
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wild ever. I mean, I've seen I've seen some dogs running loose before,
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but like, I've never seen anything that like what would constitute like,
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you know, being I don't know, I'm just not I'm not saying it
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doesn't happen, but it just doesn't seem like it's happening that often for these
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reports we're getting of all these packs of wild dogs attacking people. Okay,
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but okay, so we got a pack of wild dogs. Now we also
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had coyotes and wolves, Okay, because they have they have red wolves and
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gray wolves I think, and that have been spotted there and coyotes. But
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also North Carolina is known for their mountain lions and and this is what we
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discussed last week, and that's why that's why Barry, I wanted you to
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come on with me again tonight. Uh so we could kind of discuss the
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big cats around the area, because these are a threat as well and also
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a Okay, they suspected that it was a bear attack, and they do
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have bears in North Carolina most definitely. Now here's here's my take on this.
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Is right when this happened. Did they not bring in trackers to find
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out to track the print? I mean, a skilled tracker could have figured
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out what that was pretty much immediately, I think, But that's just me.
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I don't know, And so I didn't see a whole lot of information
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about the tracking of the animals so or whatever it was. But they weren't
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really concerned about the DNA sampling and things like that. Also, they said
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that it could have been an alligator as well, because I believe this area,
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like I showed on the map, the area is near the water.
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Oh and well there's the water right here, this ditch that she was in.
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I mean, if it's near the ocean, there's possibilities that across an
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an alligator could be in that right there if you look over to the right.
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Okay, so could have been an alligator right, Okay, so you
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know, you know, the only thing is I want to throw out there
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is that there are these and I find this a very nebulous statement. But
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all these officials involved, the Federals and all that, and they're these tests
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and it's supposed to be dog DNA or whatever they found on it canaine in
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DNA. But I've not seen any of these tests. Okay, no one's
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seen them scientifically and what was conducted, and it's very nebulous there, you
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know what I mean as what really, so we would assume that it couldn't
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be many of the animals that you just mentioned because it's obviously supposed to be
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some type of a dog creature and that's you know, and that's but we
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but we've not seen any tests, and that just leaves it so nebulous to
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me. And I don't trust the media, So I'm just throwing that out
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there. I don't want to, you know, Tony Ridges in this,
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but I'm just very skeptical me too. Okay, Well, that's not the
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only animal that was suspected actually, because some people said it could have been
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a black panther, Okay, a panther. And now I know if y'all
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watch my shows, you know, we talk about how panthers are not supposed
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to be around these parts, okay, and uh. And it's funny because
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when I was doing my research today on this topic, I was looking for
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black panther sightings, and I got a whole lot when you in North Carolina,
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by the way, and uh, and I was getting a whole lot
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of articles that were like, oh, black panthers don't exist and here and
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and they're usually just miss miss labeled as a black jaguar or actually what they
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call it mellanated very melanated jaguar is what they said. It's like there's going
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like that one a melanated puma or a melanated jaguar or something like that.
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So so maybe there's maybe they's not black panthers. Maybe it is like a
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black mountain lion or a melon. Do have a milanated mountain lion? Okay?
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Maybe looking into that, there were several people that it claimed they'd seen
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black panthers or a black panther around there. And it was even a video
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I saw somebody recording trying to record it going through a field or something.
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And of the state I lived in, there live in there's there's not supposed
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to be any mountain lions or at all, but let let alone black one's
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panthers. And I have some friends in the Flint Hills that said they they've
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seen them before they lived out there, that they said they they've seen them,
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not all the time, but they haven't seen them running around out there
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before. So you know, sometimes we have just listened to the population of
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the people that live there. That's what online. Okay, if you guys
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go and do a duck dut go search or Google any kind of search,
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type in black panther sightings in North Carolina and tell me would all you find,
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because there's a lot of things that pop up with game cam pictures and
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videos and steal shots, and so you can't tell me there's no black Let's
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just say melanated big cats. That's what it is. Melanated big cats.
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And Boo the Beagle, thank you so much for that, Super super I
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can't talk super sticker. I appreciate that. Yeah, okay, and and
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oh the girl and are gone. Maureen has a great point. Okay,
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why why would the Carolinas have a mascot called the Carolina Panthers? If they
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don't have panthers Carolina, right, that's a good question. Yeah, we've
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got to use the noggins here, right, Why why why would that be
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their mascot if they don't have those there, you know, so, uh,
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it's just food thought berry like you always said. Oh yeah, I'm
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glad you're reminded me. Thank you, Maureen. Okay, okay, So
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her DNA, the DNA samples and everything were sent to the blood samples were
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sent to a lab to find out, like what what the animal was that
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attacked her? And oh oh, I don't think that she was response from
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Christine. I don't think. I didn't see anywhere where she was able to
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talk. I think that she was too badly injured her her head was crushed
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in and her scalp was just messed up. Okay, I mean I didn't
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see pictures. I did not see pictures, so I don't know it was
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bad. Though she was mauled. It was her arms and her legs and
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her head. I'm no expert, but when I used to watch Jacques Cousteau,
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no, I'm just kidding, but seriously, the first thing the cats
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do opposed to dogs, isn't it The cats go for the head too.
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They crushed down on the head first of all the first things they do as
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opposed to the dogs. They go for the jugular, don't they. I
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could be wrong on that, but I thought that was a slightly different attack
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methods. Yeah, oh yeah, oh my gosh, oh thank you Midwest
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night watchers. Let's see if I can pull that up. Okay, trying
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to pull all these things up here. Thank you, GARYL. That's so
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sweet. Give to ten the crypton Hunters memberships. Thank you, GARYL.
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That is awesome. Okay, Yeah, you guys can become a member of
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the channel too if you just hit that joint button on my channel. Thank
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you, GARYL. That is very sweet at you. Okay, Yes,
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Giryl, Giryl and Jane. Yes, Jane and GARYL. Thank you.
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Jane. You're you're include the show. I'm excited about that time. Oh
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I love that little bit that I love it. Okay, well, all
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right, so we're going to go to the DNA samples now, Okay,
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because they were sent off and forensics eliminated they eliminated the bear, the alligator,
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and the coyotes. It said they eliminated the coyotes. Okay, but
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a coyote, I would think would be a canine, right, So I
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don't know. So they were they eliminated bears, alligators, and coyotes.
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According to this article that I was reading, They but they believed. They
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said that they believed that she was attacked by a dog. Okay, so
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wait, they eliminated the bear and the alligator is what it was. And
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they said they eliminated the cat too. Okay, the big cats is what
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they said. The big cats were eliminated. It was a dog. It
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was canine. DNA and they said wolf, coyote or domesticated dog. Okay,
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those were the three that they were pretty much saying this was going to
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be. They were talking about the nuclear DNA and the mitochondrial DNA, and
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apparently on the maternal side of the DNA it was a domesticated dog. It
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was a dog. They just said dog. It just said canine. Okay,
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canid or canine. But the other part was unknown. Okay, so
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which is odd. But here's the thing. So Miss Hamilton was found in
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the water, so she was in the water. The dogs had been licking
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her or had been around her. They were licking her blood. So I
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would assume that the DNA samples were going to be kind of a little wonky,
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right because she'd been in the water. So okay, But what they
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were saying they think the mom was a dog and the paternal side was maybe
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a wolf for a coyote. Okay, it is what they were thinking.
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They what was not? That was just an assumption. Okay. The rumors
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started spreading. So the man the maternal DNA, I can congratulate you.
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You found out more on those tests than I could. So they said that
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the maternal is it was a wolf in coyote, or they assumed it might
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be a wolf or a coyote. But they think that the mother was a
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domesticated dog. Okay, but who's to say, Okay, we're I'm kind
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of jumping ahead here, but who's to say they didn't get DNA from one
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of those little dogs that was licking on her, you know, So I
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don't we don't. I don't know yet. We're gonna andre DNA was domestic
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dog and the nuclear DNA, which is the father DNA, was wolf coyote.
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Well, they don't know, they were assuming, Okay, So the
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rumors were spreading, as were the rumors in the cryptid community that it was
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a dog man attack a dog man. Uh. Of course you had mentioned
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that a neighbor had seen something black, a black animal crawling away or something.
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Okay, and uh, and so black panther was another suspect with what
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people were thinking. And then they said that a wolf had been spotted a
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few miles away. Okay, so there was also a wolf out there spotted.
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Now the coroner, the coroner was talking okay, uh, very very
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much. Unlike the case of Amber Miller, where the coroner, the hospital,
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her family, the everybody got put under a gag order to not talk.
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The corner talked a little bit okay, because people were asking, well,
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could it have been a big cat. And it turns out she had
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had a scratch across her face with five claw marks. Okay, it was
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like five five five claw marks, which would indicate probably not a dog.
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I would think that sounds more like a cat. Sounds like a big cat
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to me, Berry, what do you think? Agreed? Okay, great,
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thank you, all right, and I think we have let's see.
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I never saw that in the information that they found that there were actually five
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claw marks. Yeah, that that says a lot, I think. Yeah,
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and Mike Concho, thank you for becoming a channel member during the show
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today. Thank you so much. Okay, So the corner said, and
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the officials, Okay, so the officials are always saying, I'm sorry,
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y'all, I just got to say that. Officials are always saying they're no
28:07
black panthers. Okay. So but the corner, they said, well,
28:11
it couldn't have been a panther or a big cat because they don't have those
28:14
there. Okay, they said it the wait, the corner said it it
28:19
could have been a big cat because the claw marks. Okay, hold on,
28:23
let me get this straight. I said this wrong. Okay. So
28:26
the corner said it could have been a big cat because of the claw marks.
28:29
The wildlife official said, no, it's not one because we don't have
28:33
black panthers here or something. Okay, it was the black they were talking
28:36
about black panthers specifically, but he said it was possible because of the claw
28:41
mark. All right, Well, all right, the narrative when the DNA
28:47
sample started coming back and they're like, well, it had to have been
28:49
a domesticated dog, okay. So the word was like, well, it
28:52
was probably those two dogs, right, or a pack of wild dogs.
28:57
Well, there was a commit Sure, there's an article that you can find
29:00
online and it's from the local news there, said Commissioner questions the finding that
29:07
Brenda Hamilton's death as a result of a dog attack. Forensic investigators say it
29:12
was likely multiple dogs that attacked her, and it was because of the they
29:17
had taken the samples from the blood splatter and the DNA evidence. They were
29:21
saying that they thought that it was probably a dog that was around fifty pounds
29:25
or heavier. Okay, probably was a dog fifty pounds or heavier, a
29:30
domesticated dog. Now this is from the University of Florida lab. They had
29:33
sent the blood samples to a lab there. They said it was likely multiple
29:38
dogs that killed that unlived her Okay, and domestic dog. They said there
29:45
was no indication that it was a gray wolf, a red wolf, a
29:48
coyote, or a fox, not a bear or a large cat. That
29:52
but that was their opinion, okay, because they couldn't tell one hundred percent
29:56
from those DNA samples. They said, they only got that it had partial
30:02
domesticated dog in it. Okay, that's all they had. Now, the
30:06
Buffert bufert I say, Bufort but I think it's Beaufort. Beaufort County commissioner.
30:11
There's a man named Hood Richardson who was a commissioner back then. He
30:15
may still be I don't know, uh he this is his quote. Okay,
30:19
it is not a pack of domestic dogs because they sampled every dog in
30:25
a mile and a half of that and the results say all of the dogs
30:30
sampled were not the ones that attacked Brenda Hamilton. Okay, so he was
30:36
he was pushing back, right, he was pushing back like, nope,
30:38
that's not it. Commissioner's first name, first name. All right, Well,
30:52
well, well the people were pretty upsets or like, well, how
30:56
did these little they were blaming those two little dogs kind of like they were
30:59
like, well, or you don't blaming the dogs because you said the dogs
31:02
were Okay, let's see they said that there was so it was definitely not
31:07
a bear, definitely not a coyote. They came out with a report saying
31:11
those two dogs at the scene were non dangerous in quotes non dangerous. They
31:17
passed the aggressive dog tests, so they did not think those dogs that attacked
31:21
her. The DNA was canid d inn, a non specific though Okay,
31:26
non specific in a statement, the county commissioner, I think it was,
31:30
I don't know if it was. The mayor of the town or the head
31:33
of the county commission came out and said, uh, there was. Let's
31:38
see, DNA points to domestic dogs, even though there's no solid evidence linking
31:44
the attack to a specific dog in the area or a species of canine.
31:48
They said, wildcats, bears, coyotes, foxes, pumas, panthers,
31:52
et cetera could not have done this. It is our opinion. Okay,
31:57
they actually said this in this article. Is our opinion that it was the
32:00
two domesticated dogs. That's not. There's not you'rreprutable. I can't say that
32:07
word your reputable proof that it was. But it was their opinion. So
32:13
they're going to just close the case now, Okay, So the case kind
32:15
of got closed. The dogs, the two dogs had been returned to their
32:20
owners, Barry, and they were never euthanized or anything. Don't you think
32:24
that if those dogs had done that, they would have euthanized those dogs because
32:28
they were a threat to society. I mean, I mean, like it's
32:32
still in question that they're even big enough to do it exactly well, we
32:37
don't know for sure, almost okay, Bim Jim says domestic domestic dogs killed
32:45
fifty people per year in the USA, and bears killed two people per year.
32:49
Yeah, so you're more likely to get hurt by domesticated dogs for sure.
32:53
And Haylo's that. I know. I am related to someone who had
32:59
an incident with the dog bite, okay, and uh and our friend I
33:01
have another friend who just had a dog bite on her leg, Miss Sandy,
33:06
okay. And and I know, I know the mo o man.
33:09
As soon as somebody is a like bitten even slightly by a domesticated dog,
33:15
that dog pretty much goes into quarantine. Okay, and it is like it's
33:21
a fifty questions, like you, it's a big deal. They make it
33:23
into a really big deal. Okay, by the way, and it should
33:25
be Okay, it should be. But yeah, they go all out when
33:30
you get bitten by a dog. So with something that enormous barry, you
33:35
would think that they would have you know, I mean, I hate to
33:38
say it, but I mean, if they were blaming those two little dogs,
33:42
they would have euthanized them potentially, and I'm glad they didn't, Okay,
33:46
But Anyways, it just didn't add up in my opinion. That's that's
33:52
where I'm going with that. Now, nobody had really ever reported federal dogs
33:55
running around in that area. Nobody else had ever been tacked, Okay.
34:00
And that's when the information about the federal government taking the blood samples from the
34:06
scene kind of crept in on that article and and it became a little more
34:10
suspicious at that point. But yeah, they shut it down. A Commissionerhood
34:15
still pushed back a little bit, and I believe her her friends and family
34:20
pushed back a little bit too, because I don't think I don't think they
34:22
believe the dogs had done that to her. Okay. So there was now
34:25
an announcement. Okay, we're about to get to the data, y'all.
34:28
We're getting the data, Okay. But there was an announcement they said that
34:31
the federal government would no longer be involved in the case because it was proven
34:37
or found I'm going to say found to be the two domestic dogs. They
34:43
never really ruled out the wild dogs, but they said that they thought it
34:47
was It was their opinion it was those two dogs. He's closed, man.
34:52
I mean, if I was her family, I'd want answers to Barry,
34:55
I would want answers, especially if for the people who lived there in
35:01
that area. I would I would one hundred percent want that definitely. All
35:06
Right, well let's get into the data, okay, because I want to
35:08
I want to cover this. This target was done twice, once last year
35:14
and then once more recently. Okay, this this target was re examined.
35:17
Let's just say, we're going to get into the data and then we're going
35:23
to talk about what the data suggests was the actual culprit. Okay, We're
35:29
going to get into a little bit more detail with that, because yes,
35:32
there there is a culprit here. And uh, and we're about I'm going
35:37
to let you guys know what it is now, Okay, going into this.
35:39
Just before you can do the data, you said it been viewed before.
35:45
So did you find that the data was similar? Oh? It was
35:49
almost yeah, very similar actually yeah, especially the drawing. The drawing was
35:53
almost identical, which is interesting. Yeah, you guys can view all the
35:59
data. It's on Patreon. Look for the crypto Huntress on Patreon and you
36:04
can have full access to it. Okay, so, uh, the first
36:07
the first time that this target was done. This is a blind target.
36:10
This was done last year. Okay, this was tasting me last year amidst
36:15
I guess it was requested a whole lot. Okay, so a lot.
36:22
The censory data was definitely a fight. Okay, there was a fight going
36:27
on. There was something, and it wasn't it wasn't like a back and
36:30
forth fight so much. It's like there was just some punching and stuff going
36:34
on. And so I do believe that miss Hamilton did try to fight off
36:38
whatever this was. Okay, So I do believe she did try to fight
36:43
it off because I was picking up on like fighting stumbling and falling down and
36:49
and that kind of data and someone and getting pretty badly injured. Okay,
36:53
that was that was also in the in the data, losing footing and falling
36:59
down. But what really got my attention is the something coming from above and
37:09
pouncing. Okay, So something came Okay in this data it is so clear
37:15
and both targets something came from up high and pounced on her. Okay,
37:22
knowing what the target is. Now both that are drawing show it a major
37:30
major clue, right well, okay, so that narrows it down in my
37:32
opinion. Okay, for entertainment purposes only, thank you, Cosmic wild Man.
37:37
Yes, for entertainment. This is for educational purposes and for entertainment.
37:43
Unfortunately, this is a very sad subject. But it leaves two things in
37:51
my mind. What this could be Okay, without getting further into the data,
37:54
A big cat or dog man, Okay, that that would be what
38:00
I would think coming from a tree. And and for for if anyone wondering
38:06
why we're focusing on this target tonight, I've already explained a couple of times
38:10
a couple of reasons. But as a cryptied filled researcher, we talk about
38:16
this a lot, cryptied attacks and uh and and people assume that some of
38:23
these attacks are cryptied attacks. So if being able to have a skill set
38:30
to where I can actually look into these things, and I'm given these targets,
38:34
I think it's important that occasionally we look into this kind of stuff to
38:38
not only know what's out there, know how to protect ourselves, and to
38:44
get some answers as to whether we've got a bunch of dog men running around
38:47
attacking people. Okay, and the government's covering it up, all right,
38:52
so let's let's keep going. Okay, So something was coming from up high
38:59
and felt, you know, was going down it was. It was okay,
39:04
something came from a tree. Okay. Tree was actually in the data
39:07
as well. So something jumped out of a tree, and I picked up
39:13
on cave dweller Okay, something that was in a cave. Okay, something
39:16
that had been in a cave I was picking up on. Actually, when
39:21
when I was getting in that fighting data, I was I was feeling pain,
39:25
like in the right side of my body as I was remote viewing this,
39:29
and I was getting like stuff about digestion and stomach aches and things like
39:32
that. I was feeling really sick when I was doing this. Target Okay,
39:36
I it just didn't feel good at all. But but I was she
39:42
was targeted, Okay, like target whatever whatever attacked her was it targeted her.
39:46
It was. It was honestly, it was waiting for her. Okay.
39:49
I think I was just waiting for it. Probably was waiting for whatever
39:52
wanting along. Okay. I do believe that there was in the reports that
39:55
I was reading, there was a deceased rodent in the road not far from
40:00
where her body was. And uh, and so I don't know what that
40:06
had to do with this other than maybe whatever it was had been eating on
40:09
that rodent and then it saw her and was like, oh, okay,
40:15
So yeah, I don't know. I can't I can't assume, okay,
40:21
but but there was a deceit rodent in the road beside her body. Okay.
40:27
So I did pick up on something like it was kind of like target
40:30
targeted kind of data. And then I picked up on something super interesting Arry
40:36
cat claws. Cat claws was in my data. Cat claws, and and
40:44
it got a little gory, okay with some of this data, so I'm
40:46
not going to go there. But it was had to do with like a
40:50
jaws and cat claws, okay, jaws and cat claws and so and then
40:54
I heard close it out because it was getting too much for me, because
40:58
I when I get into targets like this, it messes with me a little
41:00
bit. Okay. So so that was the first time I ever went into
41:05
that target. And I got to say, I I think that it according
41:08
to the data, it sounds like a cat was in a tree and it
41:10
jumped on her. Okay, that's what it sounds like. What do you
41:15
think? Yeah, I agreed, I mean keep going, I'm staying silent
41:22
on this for a lot, keep going, Okay, agree with you absolutely,
41:28
Okay, thank you. Can't chaser that associated me. I appreciate that.
41:31
Uh that supersticker. Okay. So but but here's the thing. Knowing
41:37
what we know now and all the information that I went over in the beginning,
41:42
they're very intimate about this being a dog. Okay, it's a domesticated
41:46
dog, all right. So let's go to the second session of this target,
41:53
done months later. Okay, all right, So this is this is
42:00
where it gets really interesting because in this session it was all about something being
42:06
up in a tree, something that came from a tree. And I kept
42:10
hearing when I first went into this target, I kept hearing look up,
42:13
look up. And that's something that we say as researchers out in the field
42:16
is always look up, look into the trees, not always looking down because
42:20
we're down there looking for crack lines and stuff. Well you got to look
42:22
up too, because there's sasquatch that'll be hiding in the trees. There's dog
42:28
men, there's whatever's the cats, big cats. Okay. So this so
42:34
the sensory data was it wasn't so much fighting in this session. I wasn't
42:38
getting like the fighting stuff. I was picking up on being alone and being
42:45
in the dark, in the dark alone, and uh, something happened fast,
42:51
Okay, something with a lot of fast movement happened. And I kept
42:55
hearing this song that my son, my son used to watch this show called
43:00
Sneak Attack Squad. So I kept hearing that song, Sneak Attacks, So
43:04
I wrote down Sneak Attack Squad, Sneak Attack. It would be it wouldn't
43:07
be you if you did get at least one song in the data exactly exactly,
43:14
so I got I was picking up on a sneak attack. I heard
43:17
look up and I was getting and I wrote down the word laps, and
43:21
I was thinking, well, maybe either okay, either miss Hamilton was maybe
43:25
walking laps. Maybe that's what she did, or maybe whatever attacked her had
43:30
been kind of walking laps around the area or something. I don't know.
43:37
I wrote down laps and graphs. I couldn't tell if I was hearing laps
43:42
or graphs. I know that sounds weird, but I wrote down both.
43:45
And then I was getting, okay, so this is interesting. So I
43:47
was hearing heavy breathing, but I wrote down breeze hard panting hard. So
43:53
panting, that's like what animal does, right, And then I picked up
43:59
on data that was like unarmed, okay, unarmed, alarmed, and then
44:06
I got action oriented is whatever I heard? I heard that I heard action
44:10
oriented, and then I was picking up on stealth mode and I actually wrote
44:15
down black panther, black panther. And in the drawing, I'll show the
44:21
audience the drawing. It's another one of these and it looks just if you
44:25
if I were to show you the other drawing that I did for my Stage
44:28
three drawing, it looked very similar to that. It's almost like there's something
44:31
that's coming from up high and it's going down to the ground. Okay,
44:37
So I do believe that whatever happened to her, whatever got her, was
44:43
an animal in the tree and it pounced on her from the tree. I
44:47
wrote down black panther berry. It's actually in the digati I saw that.
44:52
I mean that, how much more detailed does it get? The net?
44:55
Because you had the cat's claws was at the beginning of the data. Then
45:00
the that was the first session. Yes, it's interesting because all the articles,
45:08
everything that you read says it's dog. It's the dog, you know,
45:12
it's domesticated dog. So but yeah, but I was picking up on
45:16
very chaotic and frenzy type of data as well, and just a lot of
45:21
confusion and confusion was ensuing. I wasn't getting a whole lot of the fighting
45:24
data, like I said, but I was getting a whole lot of confusion.
45:29
And then I started picking up on something that was like mechanical sounds.
45:31
I wrote down mechanical sounds and mechanical sounds, and I wrote down, wrote
45:39
down chipter collared. So that throws another wrench in the engine because chipter collar.
45:45
That's what we say about, like dog men and stuff. So why
45:49
I don't know, we talk about we talk about I have talked about this
45:53
before, about dog men being chipped and collared, like like GPS chip.
46:01
Yeah, yeah, No, I mean this is I mean everything that I
46:09
picked up when I looked at your data and when I look at this situation,
46:15
what I like saw psychically everything is measuring up right now. And I'll
46:20
tell you what that was to what you're what you're saying, it's very interesting
46:25
and it's not really a cryptid thing. It's not that you know, this
46:30
is something else. Okay, keep going, Okay, Okay, well I
46:36
was. I was listening to, uh what it sounded like, mechanical sounds
46:40
and uh and then I just I wrote down tracking. So okay, So
46:45
this this is interesting because this kind of adds in their element when you go
46:49
back and analyze the data. I was picking up on something that was being
46:52
tracked, almost like whatever attacked her had a tracking device on it of some
46:58
sort. I'm know that sounds crazy, right, but that was in the
47:01
data. Okay, so something and then and then guess what. The last
47:05
thing I wrote was a cover up? Cover up? Yet another cover up
47:12
here, okay, and I don't know I did, I did get the
47:15
cover up was the last thing that I wrote down. But but of course
47:17
that data had to come in right before it was over, like chipped and
47:21
collared and tracked tracking. Okay, So I mean, but who's to say
47:24
that some of these big cats aren't chipped and collared and tracked. Yes,
47:29
yes, yes, yes, yes, yeah. So very interesting that that's
47:36
all the data that I'm going to share tonight. Uh, that's that's the
47:38
stuff that I'm able to share with the general public without getting my channel and
47:44
shutting down and stuff, and out of respect for the family as well.
47:47
Okay, I'll tell you, great job, great job expl great job researching
47:53
it, great job viewing it. Now I'm gonna tell you what I saw
47:57
when I first was looking at this whole deal, and especially when I saw
48:00
your data, and when I saw your data, what kept coming through to
48:04
me is a human factor. And what I think what you have here is
48:09
an exotic pet someone had that escaped and attacked this woman. It targeted this
48:15
woman because it probably has a problem with people being in caged whatever, and
48:21
you know that's not People have these different exotic cats all the time and people
48:27
don't know about it, you know. And I since that one of this
48:30
things escaped, it attacked this woman, it killed her, and it was
48:32
a cover up. They used the whole dog thing with a cover up because
48:37
the DNA was painted already by her dogs, like you had mentioned. That's
48:42
what I kept picking up the whole time. I kept picking up a human
48:45
factor. And whoever this is that had this cat is somebody very important there,
48:50
and they covered it up. That's what I kept getting in. Your
48:54
data only supported it, so you know, wow, I mean it absolutely
49:00
could be and it's uh, it's just interesting how they they shut it all
49:07
down, and uh, and there was no more there was no more investigating
49:10
or anything. Now, in my mind, coming from a researcher's point of
49:15
view and being out in the woods all the time and knowing that you know,
49:20
the the relationships to the big cats and the d n R, you
49:22
know, the Apartment of National Resources and the wildlife people, they don't want
49:27
to admit that those that those cats are out there for entertainment purposes only tonight,
49:34
okay, But they don't like admitting those are out there and if they
49:37
were because they're extinct okay, not extinct, not extinct, endangered. Sorry,
49:43
that's different, right, they're endangered okay, black panthers. Okay,
49:46
So now I did my research. I've forgotten to get an ink thing.
49:51
So I've been I've been like writing for two days straight again, Okay,
49:53
I've been just writing all my notes. I'm in college again, so I've
49:58
been writing this. I got all this information on black panthers now and stuff.
50:00
So I wanted to kind of go over that tonight like I did with
50:04
the last show that we did, to talk about because I think that it
50:07
sheds a little more light into what happened to miss Hamilton, Okay, with
50:12
the black panther. For this panther was somebody's animal, it would also explain
50:19
it being tipped to sing. Throw that out there, being chipped, and
50:24
because I know in my own area there was someone that had several exotic cats
50:31
that they should not have had, and a couple of them that got out
50:35
and they had caught them. But you know, you never heard about it
50:38
a period, except for occasionally a cougar was being seen in down you know.
50:46
Oh yeah, I mean security footage anyway, sorry, go ahead.
50:52
You can see that kind of looks similar to a bear. I don't know,
50:55
it doesn't look like a bear that much to me, but yeah,
51:00
are melanated jaguar. They're puma right for the wind for very okay, yeah,
51:07
all right, So so black panthers actually, so wildlife officials shut down
51:15
any speculation of it being a black panther. I just want to state that
51:20
one more time. Okay, they shut it down. So black panthers are
51:27
an endangered species, all right. Black jaguars are also like leopards, black
51:32
cougars. They're actually black cougars. That's what they call them in North America.
51:37
Okay, So black cougars. That would have been a black cougar.
51:40
I guess they're around seven to eight feet in length, around one hundred to
51:45
two hundred and fifty pounds. I think they're bigger than that, but cougars
51:50
in yeah, so they're they're carnivorous. Okay. So they eat meat.
51:55
Okay, they're meat eaters of course. And they let me tell you what
52:01
they eat though. Okay, so I got what they eat here. They
52:06
eat everything. I got to hurt down everything. They eat mammals, okay,
52:08
so they eat other mammals, and they literally hunt and eat everything.
52:13
If they're hungry, they will eat you. They'll eat a human, they'll
52:15
eat anything. They're solitary animals as well, which I find very interesting.
52:21
They only meet up when they're ready to mate, okay, and so even
52:25
then when the mother, the mother goes through a gestation period of like three
52:29
months and then she raises her cubs by herself. All right, So I
52:34
thought that was interesting. But they're okay, here's this party. They're great
52:39
at climbing trees. They climb trees and they can leap up to twenty feet
52:45
out of that tree. Okay, I mean they can leap up into a
52:49
tree. They can leap out of the tree. They can leap, but
52:51
they leap up to twenty feet. They have sharp claws, very large paws.
52:57
They're excellent at hearing, and they're excellent at seeing. And yeah,
53:01
I mean they live up to be about twelve years old in the wild and
53:05
in captivity they're about twenty twenty years old. But they hunt at night.
53:09
Okay, we have to remember miss Hamilton was walking at five forty. It
53:14
was five o'clock in the morning. She had a flashlight in her hand and
53:19
it was dark. Okay, so so it was looking up that a large
53:24
cat does. Even your house cats do it. They don't just case an
53:30
area. They like get their area, their their hunting area, and you
53:32
know, they paste back and forth. And you had mentioned that in the
53:36
data, you know what I mean, how they do that? The area
53:38
that they're Yeah, that's something I know that keeps some some like the dung,
53:44
the dunge of those those those cats keep some like deer and stuff around.
53:47
They smell it around. Yeah, that's right. Okay, Well they
53:55
an animal okay, following an animal release. That's interesting. Renee, that's
54:00
a good point. Uh they Yeah, maybe maybe this cat had been released,
54:05
you know, out of a program or something, who knows. Okay,
54:09
So, but they're really good at blending into their environment. That's why
54:13
they like to be in the trees. They like to hunt at night.
54:15
Uh, they're they blend in their environment. They walk totally silently. Okay,
54:19
So they're silent. You can't hear them when they're they're right up on
54:22
you, and they creep up really close to you, you'll never hear them
54:25
coming. And that was that was like in the data that I got for
54:30
the targets that I did for this attack, it was it was a it
54:36
was a surprise attack. She never saw it. She didn't know what hit
54:37
her, basically until it was on top of her. She didn't know.
54:43
She's I don't think she ever knew. It was pretty bad. Okay.
54:45
But they leap on their prey, they grab with their front paws, They
54:52
hide in the leaves of the tree, and they drop down on their prey.
54:55
I mean that's exactly what my data was showing exactly. Uh. They
55:00
they un alive with one single bite to the neck, and they tear apart
55:05
their prey with their paws. Okay, And I think have a very powerful
55:09
job. Yeah they do. Yeah, they do a lot of damage.
55:17
Okay. And and so yes, okay, So now if we want to,
55:22
I wasn't gonna go here tonight. I'm gonna do it. I'm gonna
55:25
do it. Okay. So from what I've been told, this is what
55:30
I've been told. Uh, when a dog man attacks, and and I
55:36
did do that remote viewing target of the family who was mauled in the land
55:39
between the lakes, I do believe that was real. I did get a
55:44
lot of interesting data on that they were torn to shreds and strown about,
55:49
Okay, and it was it was carnage everywhere right. Well with miss Hamilton,
55:57
gosh, I hate saying this, but with with her, she was
56:00
actually she was consumed, but there weren't like parts spread out everywhere, you
56:05
know what I mean. It was more like I hate saying, I'm not
56:08
I'm not going to keep going there, But y'all know what I mean.
56:10
Okay. Yeah, as opposed to eating and consumed, Yeah, she was
56:16
eating and consumed to he was, yeah, yeah she was. She was,
56:22
she was consumed. That was part of that was part of why people
56:25
assumed that it was a dog man attack. Yeah, but I mean I
56:31
didn't get a whole I could have a little indication in this data that it
56:36
could have been a dog man. Could it's the very very in there with
56:39
the chip and collared information. Could be but it seems as though the data
56:45
leans more towards a cat definitely. Yes, Yeah, and a cover up,
56:53
I mean yeah, now Andrew Andrews talking about the lamb between the lakes
57:01
attack there, so that's that was there was there were children involved in that
57:05
one. Yeah, so could have been a could have been a hell hound.
57:13
Wow. Interesting. I mean, this is just data, y'all.
57:17
Okay, but it's some interesting data, right, very interesting from this case.
57:22
And I think that it is very much on target, you know,
57:25
for what the what the target was. You know, the data absolutely goes
57:30
could could go with this whatever, this is what happened, you know what
57:34
I mean. I can't get my arms here, but unfortunately this has been
57:39
you know, it's it's a very tragic, tragic event that happened. And
57:45
and it is and I know her family is really looking for answers, and
57:49
like I say, this is data. Okay, I stand behind my data,
57:54
but I don't claim to have the answers. But I got the data,
58:00
Okay, and I do believe it was probably a cat, and even
58:04
to confine it more to what I'm seeing is that this is, like I
58:08
said, I keep saying, if somebody's escaped, EXI bet that was illegal
58:13
to have. How many times have black panthers have been seen in this part
58:19
of North Carolina outside of this timeframe that this woman was murdered. That's a
58:23
good question. The question I would throw out. Okay, my question is
58:29
where were the trackers at? I mean, listen, if anything ever happened
58:32
to me, I can guarantee you my team will be out there tracking that
58:36
sucker down. Okay, I know they will if anything had happen to anybody
58:40
that we know my team. Listen, We've had a lot less happened,
58:45
and our team has gone out and we will. We'll go track animals and
58:49
stuff and even the humans. We'll go track to find out. We'll find
58:53
out what was what hurts somebody or you know, even if there was a
58:57
crime committed somewhere, we can go see where they went, you know,
59:00
leaving the crime scene and stuff. I mean, mhm. Tracking is a
59:05
pretty cool thing to be able to do. But yeah, any anybody with
59:08
any tracking skills would have known to cordon off that area and go look for
59:14
tracks. Okay, Now here's another thing though. If it came from the
59:17
tree, I mean, yeah, it might have been going from tree to
59:21
tree, but at some point it's going to hit the ground, I would
59:24
assume. Right, So they're gonna have some tracks somewhere. But somebody should
59:30
have been able to tell what that animal was just by the tracks. That's
59:31
my opinion. Of course, let's ring it up. Let's see somebody very
59:42
high up in the city council or somebody very popular or well to do there
59:46
had this animal. Only a few people probably knew it. It got loose
59:50
and it attacked somebody, killed somebody. They covered it up, caught it
59:53
and covered it up. Might have. Yeah, like I said, how
59:59
many these black panthers have been seen after her death? Just you know,
1:00:02
it's just trying to alleviate some things that are knock you know, knock away
1:00:08
the excess and try to see what you're what you're left with factually. Oh
1:00:15
oh, okay, so you're saying there was a black panther sighting in North
1:00:17
Carolina before the attack, but the DNA didn't match, and so that's Yeah,
1:00:22
that's kind of the conundrum we're in right now. You know, it's
1:00:24
because the data is suggesting that there was a cat involved. A large cat,
1:00:30
whatever it was, did come from somewhere up high, and it pounced
1:00:32
on her from up high according to the data on both sessions. But the
1:00:37
DNA does not match what the forensics are saying with the domesticated dogs, and
1:00:45
no doubt, well I have no doubt there was domesticated dog DNA there.
1:00:53
But you got to take into account that she was in the water, okay,
1:00:59
uh, and potential least some of that DNA had washed off. I
1:01:01
mean, I don't know how long she had been in the water. I
1:01:06
didn't I didn't get a feel on like how long she had been in there.
1:01:10
But I mean if she was walking, you know, I don't know
1:01:13
what her regular schedule was, so she could have been in there for quite
1:01:16
some time, and that DNA could have washed off. I mean, I'm
1:01:21
not a forensics specialist, so I don't know how that works. But I
1:01:30
don't know. Yeah, you know, morbid thing to happen to anybody.
1:01:37
So it's it's a tragedy, definitely, you know, it is very much.
1:01:42
It's like just watching for these human predators that we have out here isn't
1:01:50
enough, let alone these other things these are being released, and whether they
1:01:55
be exotic pets or chimeras or whatever the case is. You know, I
1:02:00
don't want to get really far off topic, but you know, when thinking
1:02:05
about where some of these things may have come from, you know, I
1:02:07
was listening to that thing again. That was Ed Dames remote viewing Satan.
1:02:17
Oh, yeah, and so he talked about with our bell. Yeah,
1:02:22
and you know, it's fascinating what he said. And I try to take
1:02:25
some of the Judeo Christian stuff out of it, just look at it for
1:02:30
what it is. But he had said that what they saw was that Lucifer
1:02:35
and Satan were two different beings. That Lucifer was somewhere in a prison far
1:02:40
away galactic wise, so far that they couldn't see much more than that,
1:02:45
and that Satan though, was this light being who comes to earth, and
1:02:51
it comes to earth, and Ed Dames said they saw it moving around,
1:02:54
this light moving around some very advanced industrial complex that was obviously, you know,
1:03:04
doing this thing's work. And you know, I would think it's probably
1:03:07
one of these places you've remote viewed or some place that's producing these places of
1:03:10
these these things. You know, it's it's just food for thought. And
1:03:14
the reason why I bring that up is because ironically he said that, but
1:03:19
that mirrors very much that urant to book and what it says about the Lucifer
1:03:24
Rebellion Satan. It says they're two different beings too, and it claims that
1:03:30
Lucifer is locked in this prison on one of the moons around a planet around
1:03:36
Galactic Center that they call the uh it's not the Mansion Worlds, but it's
1:03:43
a similar to that, but it's these prison planets. I've got a name
1:03:45
for him. Sorry, I can't remember it anyway, but you know,
1:03:49
just food for thought again, and you know, it's it's uh just so
1:03:54
whether we're dealing with that or exotic pet or whatever it is, I mean,
1:03:59
it's it's negative cover up, more concocted crap we have to deal with.
1:04:05
Yeah, we have very very few odor you know, straight answers on
1:04:11
this planet at all. Yeah, well you do if you come to the
1:04:14
Crypti Hunter's channel. We've got not that we have all the answers, but
1:04:16
at least at least we're kind of looking into this stuff and Renee says they're
1:04:20
here, but the government doesn't want them recognized. Okay, so all the
1:04:24
all these cats, they don't want to be recognized. We don't want to
1:04:28
we don't want to have to deal with the conservation side of it and the
1:04:31
funding and you know, I don't know. So, I mean, it's
1:04:38
the same as the dog men. You know, they talk about how the
1:04:41
cryptids, the dog men are let loose to feed. According to some of
1:04:45
these shows that we've done, some of that remote viewings that I've done on
1:04:48
dogmen, they're let out to feed and sometimes they feed upon people. You
1:04:55
know, was it wasn't it? Vic Kunda? I know, you know
1:04:59
him, I could just worn I heard him say that of all the reports
1:05:01
he's heard, none of them have been attacks with dog men. Yeah did
1:05:09
he say that? And I could be wrong, but I thought I heard
1:05:12
him say that. Yeah, yeah, I don't want to misquote, but
1:05:16
I thought this had I heard him say. So, it seems like just
1:05:18
the reports of them attacking are not as nearly as much as the fear they
1:05:24
generate. And if we were dealing with weird you know, actually American and
1:05:30
werewolf London's that thing had happened to I don't what't eat everything, so,
1:05:35
you know, I mean, at that point would be doing something slightly different.
1:05:38
It's just it's it's really it's it's it's interesting, you know. And
1:05:42
sometimes I think just the psychokinetic energy that these beings generate out of us is
1:05:48
enough to not just make them manifest, but to make them actually you know,
1:05:54
I don't know, I'll stop there, but it's it's just it's I
1:05:59
wish this planet wasn't so dark, that the organizations that ran this place was
1:06:03
not so dark, because everything we've dealt with, I mean, is not
1:06:08
been outside of the crop circles and the plasma balls, there's not been a
1:06:12
whole lot of positive stuff. Well you know, it's I mean, I
1:06:19
tried to. I try it. At least when we look into these things,
1:06:23
we do it with love and light. You know, we're not we're
1:06:26
not trying to be Debbie down Urge or anything. We're just trying to get
1:06:28
to the truth and uh and so, and just like Robbie Rains, Hey,
1:06:30
Robbie, Robbie's in the chat with d A X mock in a podcast,
1:06:34
y'all, and what's really out there? Robbie says, I was talking
1:06:38
about wanting to get a Freedom of Information Act request on this case. And
1:06:44
yeah, Robbie's law enforcement officer, y'all, so he would he would know
1:06:46
that the answers to some of this stuff as far as getting a FLOYA requests
1:06:50
and everything. He said, if they close the case, it qualifies for
1:06:54
FLOYA. If they left it open, then he would not be able to
1:06:57
So they closed the case. They actually did close the case from what I
1:07:00
from what I researched, the case is closed. And I think that's what
1:07:06
I think. It's upset people that it's that they closed it like that.
1:07:11
Uh And and I think like the only official that was really pushing back was
1:07:14
Commissioner Hood, you know. So I found it interesting they said that they
1:07:21
had thought that she pulled herself maybe into the water, that she either crawled
1:07:29
or pulled herself in the water. They don't think that the creature did it,
1:07:31
the killer did it, but you know, just just a little fact
1:07:40
that that was interesting. And so yeah, well, yeah, well I
1:07:45
have I was too interested in those I'm always interested in those water deaths that
1:07:49
Paul Eddies went over. That's that's what we're dealing with here. But there's
1:07:55
somebody that somebody had mentioned that in the comments about the missing for one,
1:08:00
and then being a lot of them being near the water as well. Somebody
1:08:02
did put that in the comets side, you know that the thing about that
1:08:06
I've probably mentioned this before, but something that were done in the toxicology that
1:08:12
they did later on a lot of those people showed that they had these huge
1:08:15
amounts of GHB in their blood, like like something like twenty times them out
1:08:21
you would get at a club on a date rape deal, like twenty times
1:08:26
the amount of that. So when those people were actually put in that water,
1:08:30
they actually drowned. They couldn't swim. They're probably put in their alive,
1:08:32
but they couldn't swim and they died. They drowned, you know,
1:08:35
And that's just interesting. You think we're in the world out in remote,
1:08:40
remote forests like that around normally around what berries and granite, right, yeah,
1:08:47
and granted which has all sorts of properties when you look into it.
1:08:51
These people disappear and then get twenty five times GHB you get a club.
1:09:00
What kind of lap is that? You know? It says a lot about
1:09:04
is his little UFO connection deal? Interesting movie? You know? Yeah,
1:09:11
shut Sovereign Cosmic Voment says that David Poliitis wrote an entire book on missing people
1:09:16
being found and float found floating in the water. I do believe. Interesting,
1:09:26
man, it's so it's so important for me, uh, in my
1:09:29
opinion for this to to be talked about, just so we talked about because
1:09:34
there's patterns here, y'all patterns, right, and patterns are important. And
1:09:41
uh, starting with these cover ups, that's one pattern I keep seeing.
1:09:45
I mean that's the takeaway from a lot of these shows that we're we're looking
1:09:48
into. These targets are cover ups. I mean, why why are they
1:09:54
pushing so hard that this was not a cat? This was dog dog DNA
1:09:59
and it's like the case closed. You know, my remote ing data says
1:10:04
different. Well, had that net water desk that's kept in my mind swimming
1:10:08
now I need to get out that one, you know, it was it
1:10:11
was through him. I had first found out about those Manchester Canal murders where
1:10:16
they have all those people who are murdered and thrown in the canals in Manchester
1:10:20
in England, and I mean like something like probably what was it like thirty
1:10:26
forty people something like that, and they didn't know if it was a serial
1:10:29
killer or exactly who was very interesting deal. He might have look that up.
1:10:33
The Manchester Canal murders. That wasn't all that long ago. Actually,
1:10:38
there's a bunch of them. Oh my gosh. Well just you know,
1:10:43
more more joyous things that are and are great. Yeah, here absolutely,
1:10:49
well you know, well, you know, Okay, So this one,
1:10:53
I this is one of several that I have done where I believe the data
1:10:58
does point to it being a big attack. Okay. Uh. There was
1:11:01
also a bow hunter out of Texas that I had remote viewed about a year
1:11:05
or two ago. I've been doing this for a little while now on air
1:11:10
and uh, and he that was a cat attack. His neck had been
1:11:13
ripped out. Okay, so that was a I believe that was a cat
1:11:16
attack that the data suggested for that one. But we had the two other
1:11:23
really interesting cases of Amber Miller and Tony Aaron's out of East Tennessee. And
1:11:30
that's I had to remind you earlier today because you sent me an article and
1:11:33
you were asking me if if that was a dog band attack or something I
1:11:36
had done before. Yes, but that's the one, the one with Amber
1:11:42
and him both, I was getting that zombie bear information. Zombie bears.
1:11:46
Yeah, so one of these hybrids they were working on down there, whatever
1:11:53
that was, you know, abominations, straight up abominations. Yeah yeah,
1:12:01
so yeah and uh and these are just people going about their lives, hanging
1:12:08
out on the road where you know, their friends lived or they lived and
1:12:12
uh and they got they got attacked, just like just like miss Hamilton as
1:12:15
well. That was I believe that she lived in that she lived in that
1:12:17
neighborhood. So okay, let's see that niece got some more good comments up
1:12:28
here. All right, Well, I guess I actually had a couple of
1:12:31
different targets that I was going to go over, but I think that the
1:12:33
Brenda Hamilton case was so important for us to go over tonight. I think
1:12:39
we're just gonna stick with her tonight, and we're gonna do We're gonna re
1:12:42
examine some more unspecified animal attacks in the future, because I think this needs
1:12:47
to be like a quarterly thing here, Okay, because they I do.
1:12:51
I do have some cases. I have remote some other cases. But I
1:12:56
just thought it was timely for us to do that one tonight because we had
1:12:59
just done the beast of Bladenburgh last week, and I think it's kind of
1:13:02
connected because it's the same area, and I do believe it has something to
1:13:06
do with a big cat type of a creature. So keep your head on
1:13:13
a swivel if you guys live in North Carolina, because I do believe that
1:13:18
there are big cats up there. They don't have the Carolina Panthers football team
1:13:24
for nothing. Okay, yeah, but yeah, all right, Barry,
1:13:31
Well, do you have any final thoughts tonight? I don't. I don't
1:13:34
want to, you know, I don't know if there if there's anything else
1:13:40
that you think we should cover before we go tonight too. With this case,
1:13:44
let's do it. Honestly, I think you did a great job addressing
1:13:47
all of it. Just to me, this is more not really some big
1:13:53
mystery as much as like some of the things we've dealt with. I think
1:13:56
it's honestly what I kind of keep saying it is, and it or quite
1:14:00
similar to that, and as a cover up to protect somebody, because those
1:14:03
exotic pets are a big problem right now. And I say that because you
1:14:06
know, there are people talking about it more and more, and how many
1:14:10
people have these things and you don't know it. Somebody living there near you
1:14:14
has one of these things in the house, you know, So it's just,
1:14:17
you know, again that's rude for thought. That doesn't mean that's exactly
1:14:19
what it was, but I think it's very much connected to that. More
1:14:24
than just being some random cougar than went in to town in that area and
1:14:29
attacked this woman. He's more than that. It's an animal that has a
1:14:31
resentment towards people, because why did it not attack the dogs? It just
1:14:36
attacked the person. You know, if that's a good question, why didn't
1:14:43
you get the dogs? And you would think you would think that a cat
1:14:46
would do that first, you know, just watching a video earlier, a
1:14:50
cougar running up and grabbing somebody's dog and running off with it. I just
1:14:55
type that in on YouTube. It comes up quite a bit. Several people
1:14:59
have that cougar's running up and grabbing somebody's dog and running off. So you
1:15:03
would think that that would have been the first thing it would have done,
1:15:05
is attacked the dogs first. And maybe she got attacked when she was trying
1:15:11
to defend them, but if they were not even the mold at all,
1:15:15
Yeah, that's something else happened. It went directly for her like your data
1:15:18
show targeted, you know, and stalked. Yeah, and stalking for whoever's
1:15:25
coming next, whatever, next human came in that area, I think was
1:15:29
going to get it. Yeah, brown dwarf, that's a good point.
1:15:32
That's what I was saying earlier. I was trying to put it eloquently and
1:15:35
I wasn't really able to. But yeah, dog man leaves leftovers sometimes,
1:15:41
Like that's kind of where kind of where I'm going with that. But yeah,
1:15:46
there wasn't There wasn't dead road. They said rodents. So I don't
1:15:50
know if that's like a squirrel or a rat or something. It just said
1:15:55
rodents. Squirrels or rodents. See it would that be that'd be more apt
1:15:59
to a Also, yeah, more more than more than a dog, you
1:16:05
know, not impossible, but more likely. Yeah, it just yeah,
1:16:14
it just it points to a cat. Now. It didn't say that like
1:16:16
the rodent was chewed up or anything. It was just deceased. I feel
1:16:20
like I've read that it was like wet or something like it had been in
1:16:24
something's mouth. I know that sounds weird. I don't know where I'm getting
1:16:27
that from. I'm just vaguely remember that being in that article. So,
1:16:32
yeah, why didn't you go for the dogs? Maybe the dogs weren't out
1:16:35
there, Maybe it was just her she was walking the dogs, right,
1:16:41
No, I don't think she was walking. I think the dogs. I
1:16:43
don't know for the dogs just walking. I read she was walking the dogs.
1:16:50
Maybe that's what I thought I read. I've read from what I understood.
1:16:55
Maybe somebody of the audience can can clarify this, because I what I
1:16:59
took from it, those dogs walked with her. They would join up with
1:17:03
her while she was walking in the morning with the She wasn't actually walking those
1:17:06
dogs, but they would. They would follow her around and stuff. I
1:17:14
thought they were the Chavez's dogs. I think that was their names. The
1:17:16
couple that actually heard heard the commotion outside and went to go check on her,
1:17:21
and uh or they didn't go check on her. They went to go
1:17:24
check on the dogs, and they heard a cat. Okay, that was
1:17:27
a key piece of information. I remember that couple had heard a cat.
1:17:31
Yeah, you know, everything everything points to that. I mean, it's
1:17:36
pretty much kind of cut and dried. I think it's not you know what
1:17:40
I mean, It's not it's not you know, as far as things that
1:17:45
are just shocking like murders. Where I come from, that wouldn't rank all
1:17:50
that high. You know, I come from where we have one of the
1:17:53
most notorious serial killers in history, buying torture and kill, in fact,
1:18:00
killed perfects what I know got taken out. So I mean, it's to
1:18:02
a point of where, you know, we got to be very much aware
1:18:05
of this disease of serial killing and the whole thing going on down here that
1:18:11
goes beyond even just a black panther Mollie, you know what I mean,
1:18:15
it's just this thing. I think it's all tied in. It's just this
1:18:19
you know, negative death thing. And for some reason, when I kept
1:18:24
looking at your data, I kept thinking about serial killers. It kept coming
1:18:27
into my mind. You know. That's that's disconcerting, but is what it
1:18:31
is. You know. Yeah, I didn't pick up on any other attacks
1:18:36
on humans by whatever this was. I mean, that's that's a big one
1:18:43
though. It was a big one. And and she was, like I
1:18:45
said, Miss Hamilton, was a pillar of her community and loved by everybody.
1:18:50
And did you pick this animal afterwards? Did you pick that up?
1:18:57
I did not. I did not. I did get well, I did
1:19:01
at the very end it was Oh, hold on, let's go back and
1:19:05
look at that. Let's reexamine it real quick. Actually, yeah, let's
1:19:13
let's see. Oh my gosh, we have Long Island Bigfoot. Remember for
1:19:16
one month. Your remember for one minute. Oh my gosh, thank you
1:19:19
Long Island Bigfoot. That is so sweet, thank you, thank you.
1:19:24
Okay, you hit your one your one month anniversary. Okay. So at
1:19:28
the at the very end of that second session that I had done on this,
1:19:33
I picked up the cover up the chip and collared and track. Okay,
1:19:39
So tracking, that's okay. So if you look at it from the
1:19:43
perspective of the data is like, okay, So this cat or whatever this
1:19:47
was was being tracked because it was chipped and collared or chip or copera chip
1:19:53
or collared. And then and I was hearing mechanical sounds. Maybe that was
1:19:58
like something beeping on the thing. I don't know. I was hearing something
1:20:01
mechanical potentially, and it said tracking. So maybe somebody was tracking it down
1:20:08
to go to go scoop it up. It was either released by them as
1:20:13
an AKA big Brother, or it was somebody's pet and they had it chipped
1:20:17
in a traffic before they found it. And that's what happened to it.
1:20:20
They took it and it's gone. A whole thing was covered up. Yeah,
1:20:28
and it's almost it's almost I hate to say it, but it's more
1:20:30
logical than saying, hey, it was a dog man jumped out of the
1:20:35
tree injector. That's always a possibility, but I think it's a little more
1:20:40
going along with your data and everything. Yeah, absolutely, yeah, But
1:20:45
yet, like like Richard said, shutting it down with combred and got to
1:20:49
pay attention on these patterns. Like we said, there are patterns and there's
1:20:54
things to look out for. And that's it, I said, device homing
1:21:03
device. You know, Spider Man has put a spider tracer out it,
1:21:08
right, They're gonna know where that expensive cat is. Those things are expensive.
1:21:13
Oh god, yeah, yeah. You know. Well, there's there's
1:21:19
a home behind where my dad. My dad was way out in the country.
1:21:23
Okay, imagine that, and he's out in the country and there's a
1:21:27
home behind his where he said it was a guess. The guy who used
1:21:32
to live there back in the nineteen eighties was like a I say it drug
1:21:38
dealer or something. I don't know what he did, but he had like
1:21:41
exotic pets in this on this pasture, like bears and tigers. He's like
1:21:45
the he's like the tiger King basically, I guess, But but I don't
1:21:49
know what happened. I don't know if he went on something happened where he
1:21:53
released all his animals one night. According to what my dad said, And
1:21:57
my dad didn't live there back then, but but he he let all his
1:22:00
wild animals go, I mean, his domes. They were supposed to be
1:22:03
domesticated, and it was like tigers and lions and bears, and they were
1:22:09
just roaming through you know, northwest Georgia. So I don't know, I
1:22:15
don't know how hard that would be, really hard to get those things wrangled
1:22:16
back in. I'm just I'm sure, right, I'm sure. Yeah,
1:22:24
you don't want to wake up to a lion, not that, But it's
1:22:28
disrupting the natural ecosystem too of that area, you know, and not to
1:22:32
mention people's nerves, that's a good way to really make your neighbors man,
1:22:41
for sure. Yeah, somebody said, there's they're actually doing a moving and
1:22:47
in this warehouse back there, a relative they told me, so that was
1:22:54
about seven or eight of these cages, these big cages. There are big
1:22:57
cats and all of them, said, two of them got loose. Yeah,
1:23:02
And it was weird because somebody knew that it was this warehouse. They
1:23:05
owned it. And when somebody tells you that, you're like, what is
1:23:09
it? Man? They're all illegal. You know, that stuff does go
1:23:12
wrong. So, oh well, Cryptonville is in the chat. What's up
1:23:16
Crypticville. There was a captive tiger that escaped a zoo in Louisiana after a
1:23:20
hurricane and it took them four months to track it down. Man. I
1:23:26
mean I wonder sometimes too that, like, like we're saying, I mean,
1:23:30
some of these attacks these people are having and they're assumed that, you
1:23:34
know, some of the people in the crypto community say it's dog. Man.
1:23:38
I could be they escaped tigers and lions, just like we're just discussing.
1:23:44
Mm hmm man. And so at least you look at this way.
1:23:47
At least if they chipped it, they didn't release it on purpose. It
1:23:53
probably doesn't escape, you know what I mean. I mean, that's not
1:23:55
much solace, but it's about all we can get out of it, you
1:23:59
know, as opposed to like somebody that would just release these things. You
1:24:02
know, something that's kind of kind of off off topic a little bit,
1:24:06
not fully, is you're aware of like that there used to be that there's
1:24:14
like this ranch for all the entertainment apes and gorillas and chimps and all that.
1:24:20
And the one that was in the movie with Cleiced Eastwood, I think
1:24:26
it's called whichever Way You Can Go or something like that. Or he's the
1:24:30
fighter with He's right, he's hanging out to Syrngutang And they said that Orangutang
1:24:34
was the one that got loose and released all the other chimps and animals in
1:24:41
this ranch. And those apes killed like all those people, the owners,
1:24:46
like some guests. And also when the police came up there, they had
1:24:49
detected the police police had to start them to kill several of them. That's
1:24:55
that's that's a noted deal. Yeah, just you know this some of the
1:24:59
things that go on with us and animals is you know, yeah, and
1:25:03
you know sometimes they need to be left in their habitat and people wonder why
1:25:08
the ex soft squash don't want nothing to do with you humans. If you
1:25:11
think about you see the destructed humans go, do you wonder why animals run
1:25:15
away? You see a person come you gotta be like, oh my god,
1:25:18
no, and get out of there and get away. We got to
1:25:20
be the most dangerous things on this planet by far. It's not because it's
1:25:27
not because of our physical prowess, that's for sure. Yeah, right,
1:25:33
real quick question. All right, go, I don't want to get in
1:25:36
trouble. It's just different. You know. There's that there's that I was
1:25:40
watching the thing of this that it looks like a bigfoot, looks like a
1:25:45
Type four picking up that tree and throwing it. You know what I'm talking
1:25:48
about. Oh my god, that's that's the one that Long Island bigfoot.
1:25:51
And I did a show on where I had remote viewed that and uh oh
1:25:56
yeah, I like one or two people decided to do anyways videos. I
1:26:04
think it was okay, the data could go either way. I do believe
1:26:10
it was probably a guy in a suit personally, I do, I do,
1:26:14
but I don't know. I don't remember the data exactly. But yeah,
1:26:19
those those trees, that's that's pretty good. Yeah, I don't know,
1:26:25
well that the guy who made that video is a person who isn't.
1:26:29
Some say he's known to put out videos of fake stuff, but there's also
1:26:32
some so that's where you blur the lines like what's really what's not? So,
1:26:40
uh, it's an interesting video. Nonetheless, it's for entertainment purposes,
1:26:43
I suppose, right, So yeah, that's a great video though if anybody
1:26:49
wants to watch the thing, that's probably a better one than That's it's called
1:26:57
crime scene Bigfoot. You guys can watch it on my remote viewing playlist here
1:27:00
on my channel and the cryptid Hunters on YouTube. So it's their crime scene
1:27:05
Bigfoot. And that was I think it was out of Canada. So interesting
1:27:12
stuff, interesting stuff, Yeah, you know, I think I think that
1:27:15
the crypto community a lot of a lot of us. I'm not saying myself
1:27:19
completely included, but a lot of us. When we hear of things like
1:27:24
this, like we kind of our minds go straight to like dog man attacks
1:27:27
and stuff like it's going to be a dog man, which I don't.
1:27:30
I don't think it's all dog man berry, I really do. Right now,
1:27:38
more than South Squats, more than aliens. Dog Man is in right
1:27:43
now, Yeah it is. It's so it's very hot, hote I guess.
1:27:50
I don't know. Well, there's just a lot of dogman sightings,
1:27:54
you know, and uh, it's almost like sasquash is old news sometimes,
1:27:59
you know what I mean, even though it's not. Try to stay the
1:28:04
hell away and dog man will give a nail. And I think they get
1:28:09
the great deal of I think they get a great deal of energy when pep
1:28:13
psychokinetic energy, when people see them and freak out and go through that whole
1:28:16
thing like, oh my god, this will only beyond van housing, you
1:28:20
know, only on you know, TV, and dealing with that and seeing
1:28:25
that, I think they get a lot of whatever people want to call it
1:28:27
now, d O R, deadly organ organ radiation, loose, all these
1:28:30
different names people are coming up for it. But it's that negative psychokinetic energy
1:28:35
that they're charging up on, you know. And it could be for all
1:28:39
we know, it's the same way they're doing that, maybe the same way
1:28:42
the sasquash strains batteries. They're using that energy to actually manifest and to stay
1:28:48
in this in this dimension, in this in this frequency, you know.
1:28:53
And once they're once they're here, that's when they start becoming more everything we
1:28:58
see. You have to hunt and do all the things we do here as
1:29:00
manifested beings out of that, for sure, But it's just one thing to
1:29:03
consider it. Consider and along within biblical times there was supposedly families and whole
1:29:10
priesthoods of these dogheaded people, So you know it's nothing new, goes way
1:29:16
back. Yeah, Okay. Renee has an interesting point. He says,
1:29:23
I have three mountain lions on his property. They show up when they make
1:29:28
the rounds hunting the exotics there. So I guess exotic animals out there.
1:29:31
That's interesting. Okay. Shugging it down with Cornbread has a question Barry,
1:29:38
Barry, do you maybe think that I have dog man instead of sasquatch and
1:29:44
I trust them? Do you know? I'm not sure. I don't think
1:29:48
so. So I don't know fully what he means. Is it probably active
1:29:53
property or maybe so he does have an active property. I don't know.
1:29:57
If you've seen he's got videos and stuff on his face book page, so
1:30:00
he has. If you can send me a link to it, I'll go
1:30:02
look at it. Yeah, take a look at Send that to Barry.
1:30:05
Okay, just know what you're talking about, right, not answer, Sorry,
1:30:10
Okay, I'm trying to see if we have any more questions. Yeah.
1:30:15
Uh. George and Danielle say very energy transforms never dissipates, it transforms.
1:30:21
Okay, is that supposed to teach me something? Do you? I
1:30:30
mean, I'm pretty good with science, But okay, thank you for saying
1:30:33
that. What do you think dog man ultimately wants? What do you think
1:30:43
they want? They want to walk on the beach, they want a good
1:30:46
life, they want to them What do they want from us? That's a
1:30:51
good question, you know, considering that they don't seem to have the exact
1:30:58
same motive as skin walkers, you know, seem to be more nefarious ultimately.
1:31:05
But I mean, I don't know, and I can't say that it's
1:31:11
to be galactic body traders like we talked about before. I don't. I
1:31:15
don't know what they want, you know, But it seems to me it's
1:31:18
very important for them to be seen right now, more than it is for
1:31:23
something sasquatches. That makes sense, And I think that's why they've been seen
1:31:28
so much. And I just can't get over the way that I don't hear
1:31:31
about as many attacks as much as this, the startling that they do on
1:31:35
people. Now, I've heard a couple of stories of them eating roadkill,
1:31:40
right you heard that? Heard that? Yes? Yeah, yeah. People
1:31:45
think it's a wolf until they stand up. They yes, they're eating roadkill
1:31:49
sometimes, oh, scavengers, which is interesting. What do they want?
1:31:57
Maybe just to live and exist and feed. I mean, I don't know,
1:31:59
that's a great question. You should have an answer territory. Yes,
1:32:04
you know, if it's that, it's the situation like that regression I had
1:32:10
with that gentleman that you actually had met at the conference, that one of
1:32:15
the things he had seen in this regression was this dog man is somebody not
1:32:18
into dog people, But the way he described it was different, not quite
1:32:23
like a newbist, which more of a jackal, but this being almost eight
1:32:27
feet tall, having on a type of a almost a type of hed caught
1:32:33
like a gladier type of a uniform on and he'd said it looked like a
1:32:41
German shepherd with is ears of incredibly like a German shepherd. Yeah, that's
1:32:48
what I hear too, A lot of German shepherds. And we got so
1:32:53
many different kinds and then dog man. Who knows, you know, what
1:32:57
each difference kind wants. But ultimately it seems that I don't know, it
1:33:04
seems like, I mean, seems like they're just kind of attacked to attached
1:33:10
to negativity to darkness to me, although there's not a lot of evidence of
1:33:14
it, it just feels that way, doesn't it. Well, I think
1:33:16
there's such a there's such a like I want to say, like a metal
1:33:20
like a like a hardcore connection to those things. They're like so just it's
1:33:28
almost like a I think that's why people associate the attacks with them so much,
1:33:32
because everybody when you talk about dog Man, a lot of people think
1:33:35
about the LBL right the Land between the Lakes, and that story came out
1:33:42
of there of that family getting attacked. So I think that it's just it's
1:33:46
almost like they're more vicious and uh, it's what is it that Vic kind
1:33:53
of thought? He told me. He was like, everybody loves to watch
1:33:56
the train Wreck or something. It's like it's something something that's like to be
1:34:00
I'm not saying that dog Man's a train wreck. Okay, I'm not saying
1:34:02
that. But yeah, that's that's why all the stories are so violent and
1:34:11
stuff, you know, and and that's why so many I mean, I'm
1:34:14
guilty. I love talking about this stuff to you know, to put it
1:34:17
out there and to hear people's stories. I was reading that historically in England.
1:34:24
They talked about these these families of these dog headed people, and this
1:34:29
is going even before who was the one that Saint Christopher was it? But
1:34:32
that's the dog headed says yeah, yeah, and even goes even before that,
1:34:38
Mike, he was before that. They talked about it. Now they
1:34:40
were trying to actually integrate these dog people into society, and how they had
1:34:45
this type of primitive lack of understanding about them, how they couldn't quite incorporate
1:34:53
them in. There's there's articles about that. I was reading a bunch of
1:34:57
them saying about how they're these dog headed people to exist in England. I
1:35:01
mean, so that so that that makes you wonder how far back that goes,
1:35:04
where they come from. I can't tell you the origin of it,
1:35:08
I'm sorry, but it's still very interesting. Yeah, yeah, I when
1:35:13
I wouldn't I think that's I think I wouldn't doubt that either, you know,
1:35:16
And that's a that and you know, you know, you know,
1:35:18
it makes it kind of hard to enter the fakery thing that the gentleman just
1:35:21
said. You know, the thing that makes it kind of hard to figure
1:35:26
out is that you got because it's something that is pushed in Hollywood You've got
1:35:31
so many different caricatures of this in Hollywood, and that they could maybe get
1:35:34
some type of mechanical thing out there that you know, it's similar production to
1:35:39
that to trick people that just muddies the water. But we know there's something
1:35:44
going on that people seeing that there's something real going on there. So but
1:35:47
it sucks, you know. It's kind of like when I'd heard about that
1:35:53
that habituation place in Paris, Texas. There were M K. Davis.
1:35:58
There's a lot of footage from there, the one people found out that some
1:36:00
of the Sasquash Big for community found out what they were doing. You have
1:36:04
people going out there and trying to hope something sabotage everything, you know,
1:36:09
mess it with the cameras, and you know, so that's too bad,
1:36:13
it really is. Yeah. I know. That's why we don't talk about
1:36:20
the exact locations of my team going out there and doing our research because you
1:36:25
know, I'm pretty public, you know, but I don't ever give my
1:36:29
locations and stuff away where we do our real research because then it cloudies,
1:36:34
it muddies it all up, because then people would know where to go and
1:36:38
like come out and try to trick us or something if then you were going,
1:36:41
that's I never tell y'all. Y'all, notice I never tell anybody when
1:36:44
I'm going on my trips and stuff when I said you when I get back,
1:36:48
because we don't like it's just there's too much there where people could come
1:36:56
in and get in I don't see get in the way, but get get
1:37:00
in the mix and throw reaches in your engine and try to trick you and
1:37:04
do stuff. You know what I mean. So it's just it's best not
1:37:08
to bring that factor in. I guess you could say, you know,
1:37:13
you know, and it's it's something that I hope to changes, and you
1:37:15
said something on if it's the last show. We did a few of them
1:37:17
ago. But it's that the fact that I've seen a couple of people now
1:37:21
that you know, that have footage that are game changers really for those people
1:37:27
that don't know and have not had experiences, and how there's several people have
1:37:31
information and evidence like that and they hoard it and they never let it go,
1:37:36
you know. Even the fact that we get to see the stuff M.
1:37:40
K. Davis has on this channel with especially the ones that really caught
1:37:44
my attention are the mirrors that were put towards the or the cameras are put
1:37:47
towards the forest, but the mirrors are on the trees and reflecting back.
1:37:53
I mean, that's genius. That's say they started catching a lot of things
1:37:56
like that, But the fact they were doing that, and that he even
1:38:00
got to get hold to some of those clips, it's just amazing. Those
1:38:03
people didn't want to go of any of that stuff, you know, so
1:38:06
it's a shame. I'm hoping that what you're doing, I'm trying to do
1:38:10
people are trying to do right now. This new frequency, this awakening,
1:38:14
this new consciousness thing coming up, is an environment where people can freely release
1:38:18
that information, those videos like that without worrying about somebody coming from them and
1:38:24
for threatening them. Because there's so many people giving a deluge of information that
1:38:30
it overwhelms it and it starts to be too hard to target. Everybody talking,
1:38:35
you know, everybody sharing information. It's getting harder now, but I'd
1:38:43
like to see it get to near impossible where people openly freely. So to
1:38:47
our friend, it's got that amazing footage. I hope it gets that way
1:38:50
so he can release it. I'll be the first one with watching it again.
1:38:56
I'll tell you, yeah, yeah, you know, it's just just
1:39:00
a matter of people feeling safe and safe. And I can't say I blame
1:39:03
anybody, you know what I mean. This is not a safe place we
1:39:06
live in. So oh no, absolutely. Well, I'm going to be
1:39:12
seeing him at the Georgia Bigfoot Conference next weekend, and I know he's gonna
1:39:16
be there, so I'm gonna I'm gonna have a talk with him next week.
1:39:20
I really really thought he was cool, and you know what I liked
1:39:24
about his presentation a lot, Jessica is. In his presentation, he talked
1:39:29
about some of the things that when I first started reading ray Crow and when
1:39:32
he was doing that, uh he put out that that that newspaper online,
1:39:38
and he started he was talking about really the negative things that we don't hear
1:39:42
about sasquatch, like the things like them taking hogs and slamming them against trees
1:39:46
and hanging them up and doing these things that are really somewhat shows the more
1:39:51
bestality side of them, I think. And it wasn't that he was trying
1:39:56
to you know, it didn't go over well, but you don't hear stuff
1:39:59
like that. But Matt was sorry, our friend. He was he was
1:40:03
addressing a lot of that, and he's in his in his conference, in
1:40:06
his talk. Yeah, I thought that was interesting, you know what I
1:40:10
mean? Yeah, I just don't hear about it. Get away, who's
1:40:15
got that video? Barry? I'm kidding, that is too funny. Yeah,
1:40:24
we had we had a really cool and some information here. Okay,
1:40:29
Prophet pre I said that I believe it. Your uncle had seen a man
1:40:32
with a bird's head, Barry, a bird headed man? Have you ever
1:40:36
heard of that? I said, it's I didn't believe it, but now
1:40:40
anything seems possible. Yeah, oh well bird people. Yeah, actually that
1:40:46
regression, that's one of the other beings that was standing behind the sorry my
1:40:51
mind now it is completely uh uh yeah, just behind us, behind us
1:41:00
control panel thing this window where several beings and one of them was a bird
1:41:04
being. He described it being not quite as tall as a dog person,
1:41:09
but you know, around six over six feet tale seven feet tall and having
1:41:14
the head of a bald eagle. And it's slightly different than the other you
1:41:17
note, there's a book by Ken Carrey called The Return of the Bird Tribes.
1:41:23
He wrote a couple of them. I think he used to cease now,
1:41:26
but those kind of illustrate some of the things that I think maybe we're
1:41:30
looking at there these different bird beings that have come here to Earth and have
1:41:34
you know, incorporated with us to the next terrestrial side or interdimensional you know.
1:41:42
Yes. Okay, so thank you for Dad Barry, and thank you
1:41:45
for profit profit pre. I just saw this funny comment here. I love
1:41:49
that, John Jessica. Can dogs and strollers attend the Bigfoot conference? You
1:41:55
know what, put put a little outfit on your dog. They'll never know.
1:41:58
Okay, they'll never know. I won't tell anybody bring your dog in
1:42:00
a stroller. Okay, I don't know. It's at the Dillard House,
1:42:04
so I would I would assume it'd be fine. I think. So it's
1:42:08
like a it's a It's just it's not a huge venue. But I mean,
1:42:13
maybe maybe check out their website, the dealers. I don't know what
1:42:16
that is. A stroller. It was actually stroller. I think stroller.
1:42:20
You know. Somebody said another word earlier. The gentleman said f o I
1:42:26
that's a freedom of information freedom of information request. It's something that we can
1:42:35
we can uh right into our government and be like, hey, you better
1:42:40
you know I never I'm not going to go there. I'm not going to
1:42:44
go there. One of the head of one of my teams actually just put
1:42:45
in a request like that for something that happened in some of the woods that
1:42:49
where we go, and uh, there was there was some crime that went
1:42:54
down there and uh he put in some requests to get more information on it.
1:42:58
So I've I'm familiar. I'm familiar. H Yeah, And that's that's
1:43:04
why. That's what Robbie was saying earlier, is that he would like to
1:43:08
get a FOI request on what happened to Miss Hamilton Freedom of Information Act because
1:43:15
we are Americans. I'm an American. I deserve to know these things.
1:43:20
They can't keep it from as to hear about the other ones too, you
1:43:24
know, just to Yeah, you know, I was kind of shock type
1:43:29
that. And you know how many unknown animal attacks there seem to be,
1:43:32
is a lot of them. You know, It's not something I really had
1:43:34
focused on or thought about a lot, you know. Yeah. Yeah,
1:43:41
information that got you now now we know now we know it's for you,
1:43:45
for you, for you, Oh my gosh. Yeah, okay, yeah,
1:43:53
all right, it's okay. Wellten, I want to thank everybody for
1:43:58
being here. Tonight. I really do. I want to thank Verry.
1:44:01
Verry, thank you for being here to go over this data with me tonight
1:44:04
and UH and to get to the to the heart of the data, okay,
1:44:09
and UH, and to really connect some of these dots. I think
1:44:12
it's so important that we're connecting these dots, we're seeing the patterns. I
1:44:16
do want to send my condolences to Brenda Hamilton's family and to her friends and
1:44:21
UH and I'm very sorry that that happened to her and and I and I
1:44:26
hope that maybe this can help bring a little more closure to this situation.
1:44:32
That would be my hope, Okay, that would be my hope for for
1:44:36
why we we discussed this tonight and UH, and I think it just it
1:44:42
really does connect with some of these other cases that we have looked into.
1:44:45
So very important, very important. Yeah, I appreciate. I mean,
1:44:53
you did you You the one that really did this. You didn't really need
1:44:56
me. I was just kind of a longed for the ride. You did
1:44:59
it, really, all all spots of it. You did really good research
1:45:03
on it. You did you found some things out about it more than I
1:45:06
knew, especially about some of the details. And then you went over the
1:45:11
data really good too, so I think it's a really good job. Thank
1:45:14
you, yeah, absolutely yeah. Prayers to Brenda's family and friends. Thank
1:45:18
you, see Duke for sure. You know we sent all of our our
1:45:21
love and prayers that way. And I also I want to dedicate this show
1:45:26
tonight to my friend Bob Grumpy Wilton. Okay, I went and visited Bob
1:45:30
today. He's not feeling very well and uh, and I just want everybody
1:45:33
to please lift him up in prayer tonight and uh and send him all the
1:45:36
good energy. And I just want if Bob, if Bob is up and
1:45:42
listening tonight, I love you so much. And uh. And Bob was
1:45:45
actually the the for a while. He was a Region five, the head
1:45:48
of the Region five of the North American dog Man Project and and I'm on
1:45:53
his his team, the North Georgia Cryptid Researchers and uh. And so I
1:45:58
just wanted to to give a shout out to my friend. But I always
1:46:01
bring him up. I love Bob y'all so much, and he could definitely
1:46:05
use some prayers tonight. So I know a lot of y'all know him actually,
1:46:11
so and he's usually with us at the Georgia Bigfoot Conference. So that's
1:46:15
going to be next weekend March fifteenth and sixteenth. I hope you guys will
1:46:18
come see me and uh and come hang out and Barry, if you live
1:46:21
closer, I know you'd be there. You come hang out with one of
1:46:27
these big Foot conferences. Sometimes it's a it's it's it's it's it's a intimidating
1:46:31
community. I wonder. I've kind of been in there and I know some
1:46:38
of the people now, and it's just really it's interesting, you know,
1:46:41
and I think it's it's good because one day, if we're ever going to
1:46:45
become a type one civilization, we have to find a way to communicate with
1:46:49
soft squash. They wouldn't be isolating themselves like they do now. We got
1:46:53
a long way to go, but I think some of what we're seeing now
1:46:56
is the beginning of it. You know. Yeah, people have these fools
1:47:00
out there trying to go and smoke them, you know. Yeah. Yeah,
1:47:04
Well we're blazing the trail. We're bla Blair can't talk. We're blazing
1:47:10
the trail. And that reminds me, y'all come see me because I'm going
1:47:14
off the trails Sunday night on Space Out Radio. I believe I'm gonna have
1:47:17
my buddy doctor John on the show Sunday night at ten pm Eastern, and
1:47:23
we're gonna be talking about Sasquatch. It's gonna have something to do with Sasquatch.
1:47:26
I can guarantee it. And speaking of which, Robbie Rains, I
1:47:29
will see you on the fifteenth at the Diller House. He's coming to hang
1:47:32
out with us at the Georgia Bigfoot conference over here. So that's gonna be
1:47:38
another good time again, okay, And yeah, all right, well everybody,
1:47:43
thank you all so much for being here tonight. And yeah, I
1:47:46
hope everybody learns something and I hope that you will come back and see me
1:47:51
next week here on the show. Every Wednesday and Thursday I have live shows
1:47:58
and then Sunday nights on space Out Radio. We're here now, Barry.
1:48:00
Where can everybody find you and your YouTube channel and your Patreon. I'm under
1:48:05
very Littleton. Very littleton dot com is my website. I do nothing on
1:48:10
there though, but it has links to my stuff YouTube. I'm very Littleton,
1:48:14
I'm Patreon. I'm very Littleton. Please come over to YouTube, check
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1:48:25
So I appreciate that and thank you very much. That channel is something I
1:48:28
never wanted to do, but actually some people say that helps, so very
1:48:31
appreciative. Thank you for having me on here. Awesome. I didn't look
1:48:35
at that. I didn't look at the comments the whole thing. I'm sorry
1:48:39
not much, so apologize to the audience. But it's too busy listening.
1:48:44
It's okay, we were busy today. I had a hard time keeping up
1:48:46
with all the comments too. We had a big crown here tonight. So
1:48:49
yeah, thank you guys so much. I want to thank everybody. And
1:48:51
also this is for entertainment purposes only once again. And yeah, if you
1:48:57
guys want to get the access to all the full rall remote viewing data,
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join my patreon that subcripted Huntress on Patreon and become a member of the channel
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for extra content. All right, y'all, y'all have a wonderful evening,
1:49:11
and I will see you guys on Sunday night on Space Out Radio. Come
1:49:15
see me over there, all right, see you Barry, y'all have a
1:49:18
good night. By y'all b The modest lands Lane Manscho