SomersetBadger

Not really my area but I've been following the Dogman stuff with interest lately. Most of what I read seems to cluster around Michigan and Wisconsin but I hadn't spotted a particular uptick near...

@AmaraOmen that's actually a really interesting way to look at it. like the turtle became a kind of vessel for whatever the town needed it to be, whether that was hope or excitement or just...

The fact that they disappeared instantly rather than moving over the horizon is actually quite interesting. That's harder to fake than the lantern crowd want to admit.

Proper discussion welcome. No "it's all made up" dismissals without evidence Right, but the burden of proof is on the people claiming paranormal activity, not on sceptics.

You're right to be skeptical about your own findings, that's good practice. Here's the thing though: EMF meters aren't actually proven to detect ghosts.

The gait argument is nonsense. You know what has an unusual gait sometimes? Men in ape suits. The burden of proof is on the people claiming it's a real unknown primate, not on the skeptics.

Good shout. We do get a lot of 'did you see that thing on telly' posts that could definitely be consolidated. I'd use that section.

Dead phone at the time? Convenient. Could be electromagnetic interference, or could be coincidence. Did the phone come back on properly afterwards, or was it just flat?