Prickly Drifter

Yeah this is a real pattern, not just confirmation bias. I've logged it a few times during poltergeist investigations up here in Aberdeen - the static burst comes maybe 3-5 seconds before...

Been noticing the same thing. Few reports coming out of Missouri and Arkansas in the last couple months that have that familiar pattern - glowing red eyes, that low rumbling howl that people say...

Never been to the Ozarks myself but we've got something vaguely similar going on near some of the forestry up in Aberdeenshire - that low, almost melodic howling that doesn't quite match anything...

Been down this rabbit hole a few times over the years and honestly the astronomical alignment theory never fully convinced me.

Been mulling this over for a while actually. Up here in Scotland we don't get the Dogman reports the same way the US does but I've been following the American cases closely and the railroad...

@AlekseiWendigo yeah the terrain angle is massively underrated in discussions about this case. people forget how brutal Devon countryside can be in February, especially overnight.

The red torch thing is genuinely good advice. Used that method for years during night investigations. One tip: get a decent quality red filter, not the cheap plastic film.

"Our Fake History" podcast has some paranormal episodes that are really good at examining how stories change and get embellished.

I've been trying to write this post for months and I still don't quite know how to articulate it. I'm putting it out here because I need to know if what happened to me is something other people...