Patricia W.

Bit far from my Norfolk patch but the "consistent corridor" thing is what gets me - we see the same pattern with Mothman sightings along the Ohio valley, always hugging the river like...

Never really followed Dogman stuff but I do find the railroad angle interesting because Mothman kept turning up near the Silver Bridge and infrastructure like that, so maybe whatever these things...

Never really followed Dogman stuff but the railroad connection is actually interesting because Mothman kept turning up near the Silver Bridge and infrastructure like that, so maybe these things...

Honestly the &quot. Landing strip&quot. Theory always felt a bit too tidy to me - like someone watched Chariots of the Gods once and never recovered. That said, I'm not ready to bin it entirely.

I'll be honest, I came here for Mothman chat and somehow I'm down a rabbit hole about suspicious deaths at 2am on a Tuesday. 🦅 The pattern does make you raise an eyebrow though, doesn't it.

The paranormal attachment is supposedly to the *location* (the land, the history, the spiritual imprint of what happened there) rather than the physical building itself.

She definitely wasn't there beforeThe human brain is terrible at detail work, especially in stressful situations.

RAF Norfolk in 1980? That's interesting because there were several incidents in that region that year that never made public record.

This is exactly the sort of report we need more of. The UK has a long history of large bipedal creatures - Spring-heeled Jack, the Shug Monkey, various moorland entities.

Okay, so I know this sounds absolutely barking mad, but I need to get this down somewhere. I live alone in Peckham, South London, very standard Victorian conversion flat, been here for two years...

My dad was RAF too (different era, different base) but he never mentioned anything paranormal. Though he was tight-lipped about classified stuff, so who knows.