Nobby72

Same thing happens over here in the UK mate, big black cat sightings all over the Midlands and they always say its a "large domestic cat" or someone misidentified a dog. A dog.

Not Knoxville obviously but we get the exact same thing over here in the UK - big black cats spotted in rural areas all the time, Warwickshire included.

Not really my patch being over here in Warwickshire but I do follow the American reports pretty closely.

This is exactly how cover-ups work though - normalize the data collection, make it seem bureaucratic and boring, cross-reference everything so they understand the scope of incidents.

Post that photo! We'll help you figure out what it was. Though I'll warn you now - about 85% of the time it's something boring. But that other 15%... that's why we're all here.

I've got a friend who's a proper archaeologist, and she reckons the whole 'energy' thing is nonsense, but she also admits the stones have acoustic properties that haven't been fully studied.

The footage issue with Rendlesham is more complicated than "where's the tape." Most of what we know about the incident comes from witness testimonies, particularly from former US Air Force...

Tall, thin, gliding motion - sounds potentially like a Skinwalker or similar phenomenon. I know that sounds ridiculous but the Yorkshire Moors do get reports like this with surprising frequency.