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What many people don't know is that Britain has it's very own monster legends, known traditionally as the Wodewose or Wildman, it is described by believers as being between six and eight feet tall with a large forehead and pronounced brow, like a cave man’s, and a rounded, crested head like a gorilla’s. Britain's most famous 'monster' is the Werewolf, known world wide as Wolfmen or Dogmen, this creature has it's roots here in Britain and throughout Europe.
Things became very hazy indeed, says Barry: “We both know from memory that they came forwards, towards us, very slowly to us, and I’ve thought since that they were interested in us or wanted to know who we were. They came very slowly, and it was a bit like we were being hunted, to me. Elaine was hysterical; and with the kids with us, I wasn’t far-off, either.
“But that’s all we remember. The next, it’s all gone; nothing. Neither of us remembers seeing them go, and the next thing it was about two o’clock and the car started fine, then. It felt like something had happened to us, but I couldn’t quite put my finger on, you know what I mean? But the memory thing is the biggest problem, even now. What was it? I did have a dream later about them surrounding the car, but that’s it, really. But they were there and we did see them, right up by the Stone Housemysteriousuniverse.org...
originally posted by: NoCorruptionAllowed
Interesting testimonies.
The image the one woman in the UK in the video had drawn to show what she saw is pretty close to the "Sykesville monster" in the USA, Pennsylvania state.
Image she described for artist rendition:
Image artist rendition of Sykesville monster:
Strikingly similar, but witnesses state it is what they both respectively looked like.
originally posted by: NoCorruptionAllowed
a reply to: EvillerBob
Both witnesses independently confirmed the appearance of what they saw matched the images.
Both images are only artist recreations of what witnesses described, so whether or not the images are "the same" is totally irrelevant.
What the witnesses described were strikingly similar. That was the point.