The Most Authentic Cryptid Testimony I've Ever Heard

[Mark (Star Mariner)]

Posted by Mike (here)
That's a kind of crude classification. Even if my assessment is accurate to some degree, surely there's some overlap as well.

It's a good assessment, and a good point regarding Bigfoot. I tend to believe they exist naturally, or at least aren't the product of modern-day genetic engineering. And I completely believe they're interdimensional.

I visited Youtube to watch the same video there and read some of the comments. One in particular caught my attention. Being an anonymous youtube comment, take this with a grain of salt. But it does make for interesting reading:

(some formatting added by me)

@andrewcheadle1753
1 year ago
I have two profiles written by an author of a high end sports car
Magazine who was in military intelligence prior. He has gotten confirmation from fbi friends of some of the profiles. He does detailed incident reports for major stories like this one. Like 40 pages detailed, with drawings etc. he only does cases with more then one witness as through his training you can isolate differences in stories etc to determine how much u think is real.

I can post one for sure cuz I have before but the other is to many characters but I’ll try

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@andrewcheadle1753
1 year ago
Dogman (Scientific Name: Kennelman)

Regional Names: Beast of Bray Road, Devil Dog, Beast of Gevaudan

Origins: Unknown, known in antiquity.

US Government Breeding Program: Successful Started: 1954

Ended: Extended to 2024, but now suspended as of June 2020.

Dogman Breeding Stock History & Notes: Hunted, tranquilized, and captured wild in Taylor Mississippi, 2 Males, and 8 pregnant Females w/puppies were the beginning of the US Government’s Dogman breeding program.

Females usually have 3 puppies per litter after a 6 ½ month gestation period. When females in a group have puppies on the same day they will share duties raising the pups, however if there is just a one day difference between the birth date of their litters they will not share raising each other’s pups.

Puppies are usually walking on 4 legs within 2 weeks. Dogman pups are usually released from captivity – depending on their maturity - at 5-7 years of age and released in groups of 7. There were 35,000+ bred and raised in captivity, nearly all released back into the wild. The original breeding male died in 1985 and was estimated to be 65 years old. He was replaced with another Dogman male named Raphael, who was hunted, tranquilized and captured in 1985 in Taylor Mississippi and was estimated to be 10 years old at the time of his capture. Raphael was still the government’s main breeding Dogman male up through June 2020, making him around 45 years of age.

Raphael was chosen to be the lead breeding male as his characteristics were what the government wanted for their breeding stock. At the time of Raphael’s euphanization in June 2020 he was 9’6” tall and was an incredible specimen. He was all black with red eyes. It was reported in late June 2020 the breeding program was suspended and all the breeding stock was euphonized and efforts are under way to start recalling and euphonizing other breeding program Dogmen that have begun to pack up and are becoming a threat to humans in some areas.

Wild Range: Reported on the North and South American Continents as well as Europe and Asia. They occupy all of the lower 48 states as well as Alaska, and have been reported on the African Continent as well.

Habitat: Adapts well to any environment, has been sighted in the far north in cold environments and in the Deep South as well as desert type environments.

US Government Breeding Facilities: Underground facilities near Langley AFB Virginia, Fort Collins Colorado, Umatilla Oregon.

Life Expectancy: At least 66 years of age as some of the original breeding stock were still in captivity and doing well as of June 2020.

General Characteristics: Dogmen are Intelligent, but not human level intelligence. Of the 8 core cognitive skills, the Dogman exhibits 3 of them. Typically runs in groups of 2 or more, in recent times they have started forming packs. Body like an upright walking dog/wolf, except has; 2” - 4” claws on hands, 1” claws on feet, their tracks look canine, except they may look like they are walking on their tippy toes. They have a large dog/wolf like head, with an extended muzzle and with exceptionally large upper and lower canines followed by a mouth full of sharp, jagged teeth. The Dogman was an uncanny sense of smell, given the size of their large head it stands to reason they have an enlarged olfactory system allowing them to detect prey and danger at far off distances.

The average mature adult Dogman stands up to 8’ tall, and weighs in at an estimated 340 LBs on average, although some reports indicate larger specimens have been seen. Eyes: Usually Red, and they see in the same color spectrum as humans. Body covered in course hair except around chest, mature adults often have a hump on their shoulders and a mane. The Dogman possesses a thick and durable hide that is up to 5/8” thick on adults and has a large breast plate or sternum that is very thick and can only be penetrated by large caliber weapons. The Dogman has reproductive organs most closely resembling that of a dog. Dogmen can reach around 43+ MPH in a sprint, but can sustain a run of 20-22 MPH for up to 12 hours.

Government Agent Observations and Testimony:
The intent with the Dogman breeding program was to make the Dogman a military bio weapon that would be smaller and faster than the Werewolf. But the Dogman proved no match for the strength, speed and intelligence of the Werewolf. There was a very large release in 2008 as the President no longer wanted to fund the program. 35,000+ Dogmen were released from captivity with tracking devices so they could be monitored. These creatures were trained for years on acceptable behavior prior to their release.

In their underground facility, they also had other animals used to train these creatures prior to their release. They had farm animals, wild animals, and pets. They were taught to avoid farm animals and pets and only catch and eat wild animals. They were also taught to avoid humans and trail cameras. They were warned that if they harmed a human they would be hunted down and killed. Every month, 10 of the previously released Dogmen from the breeding program are recalled from the wild for accountability. They show up in Virginia at the base where they were raised. Up until recently the government has had 100% compliance. One Dogman recalled from Alaska made the journey from Alaska to Virginia in 17 days when they were allowed 21 days to make the journey. Agents were able to track his progress via the chip/tracker placed at the base of his skull.

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@andrewcheadle1753
1 year ago
These creatures were used to clear the numerous tunnel systems the North Vietnamese used to hide, plan, and stage attacks against American and South Vietnamese Soldiers. One massive tunnel system was cleared in 34 minutes by one Werewolf, it killed 312 Vietnamese Soldiers in that tunnel system. Both entrances were covered and secured by US Marines, but when the Werewolf emerged, like all the others – he escaped. Werewolves killed an average of 273 enemy soldiers in each tunnel, and did so in 45 min or less. Sometimes werewolves would be killed on tunnel missions by booby traps as they were not trained to discover and avoid them. Werewolves also encountered the “Rock Apes” during their missions and on many occasions had to fight them. But the Rock apes were not big enough to cause any damage to the werewolves. Werewolves killed at least 17 of the Rock Apes in hand to hand combat and still completed their missions. The Werewolf was only used in Vietnam as a military option and had a 98.8% kill efficiency, and nearly 100% mission accomplishment. This military option is still being worked and held in reserve. If America ever faced an invasion – the Werewolf option could be exercised. Mind control is used to direct them to a target, as well as provide them the instructions of what to do to the target. If used in future combat they will be furnished with armor, weapons, and be trained on how to deal with the enemy and how to deal with enemy weapon systems.

All escaped after they completed their mission. The reason they escaped is because they were promised their freedom once their mission was complete. The werewolves all thought they were doing one mission and their obligation was fulfilled. Since they were all wild werewolves and not part of the breeding program they took their freedom at the end of their first mission, when their handlers intended for them to be used for multiple missions and then grant them their freedom. So in the end 111 male werewolves gained their freedom in Vietnam with us not knowing if Vietnam had a wild population for them to integrate with and breed. Since these were all adults it is easy to conclude all surviving Werewolves from these missions would be over 70 years of age at this point.

Today, they are no longer transported via cages. When needed for a mission they simply walk on to the aircraft like Soldiers and are flown to their mission site, they execute their mission, walk back onto the aircraft and fly back to their release point.

[DNA]

Well damn Mark...
Where did you get that?
How do we get more?
What else is discussed by this chronicler of government programs?
Is this a book?
We need a thread dedicated to this.
I need to pull a story like that apart and see what there is to see.
What do you know about the writer?
How credible are they?
Is it fiction with a little truth?
Is it meant to be entirely true?
It's really good.
I don't even know where to start.

[Bill Ryan]

Posted by Mark (Star Mariner) (here)
I visited Youtube to watch the same video there and read some of the comments. One in particular caught my attention. Being an anonymous youtube comment, take this with a grain of salt. But it does make for interesting reading:

(some formatting added by me)

@andrewcheadle1753
1 year ago
I have two profiles written by an author of a high end sports car
Magazine who was in military intelligence prior. He has gotten confirmation from fbi friends of some of the profiles. He does detailed incident reports for major stories like this one. Like 40 pages detailed, with drawings etc. he only does cases with more then one witness as through his training you can isolate differences in stories etc to determine how much u think is real.

I can post one for sure cuz I have before but the other is to many characters but I’ll try

****

@andrewcheadle1753
1 year ago
Dogman (Scientific Name: Kennelman)

Regional Names: Beast of Bray Road, Devil Dog, Beast of Gevaudan

Origins: Unknown, known in antiquity.

US Government Breeding Program: Successful Started: 1954

Ended: Extended to 2024, but now suspended as of June 2020.

Dogman Breeding Stock History & Notes: Hunted, tranquilized, and captured wild in Taylor Mississippi, 2 Males, and 8 pregnant Females w/puppies were the beginning of the US Government’s Dogman breeding program.

Females usually have 3 puppies per litter after a 6 ½ month gestation period. When females in a group have puppies on the same day they will share duties raising the pups, however if there is just a one day difference between the birth date of their litters they will not share raising each other’s pups.

Puppies are usually walking on 4 legs within 2 weeks. Dogman pups are usually released from captivity – depending on their maturity - at 5-7 years of age and released in groups of 7. There were 35,000+ bred and raised in captivity, nearly all released back into the wild. The original breeding male died in 1985 and was estimated to be 65 years old. He was replaced with another Dogman male named Raphael, who was hunted, tranquilized and captured in 1985 in Taylor Mississippi and was estimated to be 10 years old at the time of his capture. Raphael was still the government’s main breeding Dogman male up through June 2020, making him around 45 years of age.

Raphael was chosen to be the lead breeding male as his characteristics were what the government wanted for their breeding stock. At the time of Raphael’s euphanization in June 2020 he was 9’6” tall and was an incredible specimen. He was all black with red eyes. It was reported in late June 2020 the breeding program was suspended and all the breeding stock was euphonized and efforts are under way to start recalling and euphonizing other breeding program Dogmen that have begun to pack up and are becoming a threat to humans in some areas.

Wild Range: Reported on the North and South American Continents as well as Europe and Asia. They occupy all of the lower 48 states as well as Alaska, and have been reported on the African Continent as well.

Habitat: Adapts well to any environment, has been sighted in the far north in cold environments and in the Deep South as well as desert type environments.

US Government Breeding Facilities: Underground facilities near Langley AFB Virginia, Fort Collins Colorado, Umatilla Oregon.

Life Expectancy: At least 66 years of age as some of the original breeding stock were still in captivity and doing well as of June 2020.

General Characteristics: Dogmen are Intelligent, but not human level intelligence. Of the 8 core cognitive skills, the Dogman exhibits 3 of them. Typically runs in groups of 2 or more, in recent times they have started forming packs. Body like an upright walking dog/wolf, except has; 2” - 4” claws on hands, 1” claws on feet, their tracks look canine, except they may look like they are walking on their tippy toes. They have a large dog/wolf like head, with an extended muzzle and with exceptionally large upper and lower canines followed by a mouth full of sharp, jagged teeth. The Dogman was an uncanny sense of smell, given the size of their large head it stands to reason they have an enlarged olfactory system allowing them to detect prey and danger at far off distances.

The average mature adult Dogman stands up to 8’ tall, and weighs in at an estimated 340 LBs on average, although some reports indicate larger specimens have been seen. Eyes: Usually Red, and they see in the same color spectrum as humans. Body covered in course hair except around chest, mature adults often have a hump on their shoulders and a mane. The Dogman possesses a thick and durable hide that is up to 5/8” thick on adults and has a large breast plate or sternum that is very thick and can only be penetrated by large caliber weapons. The Dogman has reproductive organs most closely resembling that of a dog. Dogmen can reach around 43+ MPH in a sprint, but can sustain a run of 20-22 MPH for up to 12 hours.

Government Agent Observations and Testimony:
The intent with the Dogman breeding program was to make the Dogman a military bio weapon that would be smaller and faster than the Werewolf. But the Dogman proved no match for the strength, speed and intelligence of the Werewolf. There was a very large release in 2008 as the President no longer wanted to fund the program. 35,000+ Dogmen were released from captivity with tracking devices so they could be monitored. These creatures were trained for years on acceptable behavior prior to their release.

In their underground facility, they also had other animals used to train these creatures prior to their release. They had farm animals, wild animals, and pets. They were taught to avoid farm animals and pets and only catch and eat wild animals. They were also taught to avoid humans and trail cameras. They were warned that if they harmed a human they would be hunted down and killed. Every month, 10 of the previously released Dogmen from the breeding program are recalled from the wild for accountability. They show up in Virginia at the base where they were raised. Up until recently the government has had 100% compliance. One Dogman recalled from Alaska made the journey from Alaska to Virginia in 17 days when they were allowed 21 days to make the journey. Agents were able to track his progress via the chip/tracker placed at the base of his skull.

****

@andrewcheadle1753
1 year ago
These creatures were used to clear the numerous tunnel systems the North Vietnamese used to hide, plan, and stage attacks against American and South Vietnamese Soldiers. One massive tunnel system was cleared in 34 minutes by one Werewolf, it killed 312 Vietnamese Soldiers in that tunnel system. Both entrances were covered and secured by US Marines, but when the Werewolf emerged, like all the others – he escaped. Werewolves killed an average of 273 enemy soldiers in each tunnel, and did so in 45 min or less. Sometimes werewolves would be killed on tunnel missions by booby traps as they were not trained to discover and avoid them. Werewolves also encountered the “Rock Apes” during their missions and on many occasions had to fight them. But the Rock apes were not big enough to cause any damage to the werewolves. Werewolves killed at least 17 of the Rock Apes in hand to hand combat and still completed their missions. The Werewolf was only used in Vietnam as a military option and had a 98.8% kill efficiency, and nearly 100% mission accomplishment. This military option is still being worked and held in reserve. If America ever faced an invasion – the Werewolf option could be exercised. Mind control is used to direct them to a target, as well as provide them the instructions of what to do to the target. If used in future combat they will be furnished with armor, weapons, and be trained on how to deal with the enemy and how to deal with enemy weapon systems.

All escaped after they completed their mission. The reason they escaped is because they were promised their freedom once their mission was complete. The werewolves all thought they were doing one mission and their obligation was fulfilled. Since they were all wild werewolves and not part of the breeding program they took their freedom at the end of their first mission, when their handlers intended for them to be used for multiple missions and then grant them their freedom. So in the end 111 male werewolves gained their freedom in Vietnam with us not knowing if Vietnam had a wild population for them to integrate with and breed. Since these were all adults it is easy to conclude all surviving Werewolves from these missions would be over 70 years of age at this point.

Today, they are no longer transported via cages. When needed for a mission they simply walk on to the aircraft like Soldiers and are flown to their mission site, they execute their mission, walk back onto the aircraft and fly back to their release point.

~~~

I have to say, that got my attention. What's evident here is that the two reports were NOT written by @andrewcheadle1753, whose much more immature writing style is clear from his initial short comment that introduces the other two.

[Mark (Star Mariner)]

Posted by DNA (here)
Well damn Mark...
Where did you get that?
How do we get more?

I have no idea. I saw the story posted in the comments section of the Joe Barger Dogman video Mike posted. I've run Google searches (and other search engines) looking for the source of the text, but with no luck.

Posted by Bill Ryan (here)
I have to say, that got my attention. What's evident here is that the two reports were NOT written by @andrewcheadle1753, whose much more immature writing style is clear from his initial short comment that introduces the other two.

The most intriguing element to me was the story of 'werewolves' deployed in Vietnam. Faintly ridiculous on its face, but not for those invested in this topic who know a little something about cryptids, and super-black military operations -- and indeed the Vietnam conflict itself, from which many strange mythologies have emerged.

And agreed, these aren't his words. If the source is creepypasta (which I suspect it probably is) from Reddit or 4Chan, it won't be easy to find, especially the latter as many /x/ (paranormal) threads will fill quickly, and fall off the board within 24hrs. As far as I know, old closed threads are archived by third party sites and these aren't in the range of Google's search algorithm.

[Pam]

Not only are there relatively current accounts of dogmen, I love the historical accounts of dogmen. The Youtube channel "Mind Unveiled" is a great channel and this episode of Cryptids and dogmen is very interesting.

Not only does he address the more current sitings, but the historic accounts of dogmen, that were quite sophisticated in blending in with human social structures.

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=wzr62b_BFSM