Man Admits To Being In Werewolf Clan

Mr Leonid Kliuchevskiy has announced the he is a member of an ancient clan of werewolves. He says men in his family have gray fur and have a green mark on the cheek.

“It is hard to describe my experience,” he tells, “Right before the full moon I get terrible headaches and feel aggressive and anxious. My facial features sharpen, my body becomes covered in light grey fuzz, my fingers turn crooked and my perception of smells and sounds dramatically increases. I begin feeling like an animal!”

Following his brother’s example Leonid applied for security guard’s position and then began working in the police department. He constantly takes part in strength contests but the most difficult struggle is the one within.

Werewolves are commonly known for their demonic service but in the Slavic mythology as opposed to the European one werewolves originally were positive characters who served gods and not demons.

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I can't say that I have heard of this before, so I am not to sure what to think of it. I suspect it is mostly just something made up to see news papers, although I will see what everyone else hear has to say about it.

I saw a documentary about somthing similar last year. Apparently there is a man in England who has the same 'condition'. There was a local police officer interviewed who collaborated with his story.

Ah, disregard that. I misread your post

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This is utterly ridiculous.

Leonid found out about his ancestry at his father’s funeral. His great-grandmother insisted that the deceased man’s heel cord be cut and his mouth and nose be stuffed with coins. She later explained to the surprised grandson that the procedure was necessary or else the werewolf could become a vampire.

The werewolf would become a vampire...puhleeeeeeze.

Im thinkin gramma needs to put the vodka bottle down and quit watchin old Lon Chaney Movies.

“It is hard to describe my experience,” he tells, “Right before the full moon I get terrible headaches and feel aggressive and anxious. My facial features sharpen, my body becomes covered in light grey fuzz, my fingers turn crooked and my perception of smells and sounds dramatically increases. I begin feeling like an animal!”

Sounds like the way most men feel before a night out at the pub, eh lads?

It's from PRAVDA!


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Originally posted by S1LV3R4D0

The werewolf would become a vampire...puhleeeeeeze.

Im thinkin gramma needs to put the vodka bottle down and quit watchin old Lon Chaney Movies.

Yes on this one gramma does need to put the vodka down. The is still the werewolf part though.

Originally posted by deessell
I saw a documentary about somthing similar last year. Apparently there is a man in England who has the same 'condition'. There was a local police officer interviewed who collaborated with his story.

I believe I've seen the same documentary. Was it about the man who was arrested and placed in a holding cell, only to be found by the police officer with his arm and head sticking out of a 8 in x 8 in hole in the door?

First off, many cell doors in England have big holes in the
centre of them. You can't climb through, but the police can
pass food through easily, see if you're in distress and can
maintain their mature decency by being able to look you
in the eyes when they insult you!

Humans don't grow fur, so I don't understand that part.
if this person can, then surely somebody has obtained
some strands and...

wait a moment, werewolves don't exist! what am I doing
here?

Sorry.

Originally posted by IronMan

wait a moment, werewolves don't exist! what am I doing
here?

Iron Man,
As to weather or not werewolves dont't exist, is a point that could be argued. I am not saying shape changers exist but the idea of lycanthropes is something that can go as far back as 75,000 bc. First writen accaunts some where around 2000 bc. This idea has been in the corst quite a bit also.

There were 30,000 cases of lycanthropy reported in Europe between 1520 and 1630. Lycanthropy was an offence associated with witchcraft which revolved around the themes of murder and and cannibalism, with the occasional incest and rape aside. In many of the trials cited below it is clear that the werewolves were people whom today we would define as serial killers. In other cases where the evidence comes solely from the accused, torture confuses the issue. The vast majority of the trials for lycanthropy were held in the mountainous regions of France, the Auvergne and the Jura, in Germany, and Bohemia and Hungary, the Carpathian mountains - ie. where sheep-grazing and wolves occured naturally together There was, however, a dearth of werewolves in English witch trials and England had trials for cannibalism which would have been charged as lycanthropy had they occurred at that time on the continent.

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You can probably relate some of what is being talked about there to what is still hapening today. But hear is some more information.
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Originally posted by DJMessiah

Originally posted by deessell
I saw a documentary about somthing similar last year. Apparently there is a man in England who has the same 'condition'. There was a local police officer interviewed who collaborated with his story.

I believe I've seen the same documentary. Was it about the man who was arrested and placed in a holding cell, only to be found by the police officer with his arm and head sticking out of a 8 in x 8 in hole in the door?

Yep, I think so. I don't really too much about it. I saw it in Korea, which Korean subtitles which were rather obtrusive.

Until someone can produce hard, believable evidence that werewolves truly exist, like catching an actual transformation on tape, i suggest you guys lay off the sauce.

There's different types of animal possestions recorded in history. Some Native Americans believe that the spirit of an animal can inhabit the person's body, causing them to act the same way as the animal. Some people are born with excess body hair (Hypertrichosis) and are called werewolves from people who don't understand their condition. Other American legends tell of demonic animal spirits such as the Windigo inhabiting the body of any person who partakes in canabalism, causing them to transform into a Windigo. Other occurances such as children being raised by wolves or other animals to later obtain the same habits and natures of the animal have occured in history.

So taping a transformation is unlikely, but taping "spirit possesions" or abnormal behaviors have occured.

Subjects such as this simply beg for common sense in scrutinising these unreliable Pravda reports including other whimsical reports and attention grabbing publicity from other sources.
Sceneareo Just suppose I claim to be a Werewolf and confess that my ancestors came from an area of Europe known (ho hum) for these shapeshifting creatures.
Just how many people would accept that my claims would be truthful and factual?
How many would claim I should be interned in a padded cell and placed in a straight jacket? Who knows?
Logical thinking is required here and this should not be difficult to arrive at the obvious conclusion that this is folklore,fiction,myth and legend.
Many people will conclude that within all the previous categories there must be one molicule of fact. Some will build on this molicule until all common sense is distorted and replaced with probability and, ultimately, becomes fact.
Now....does anyone know when is thenext full moon due?

I agree with "nonsense", if it were true it would be easy to investgate. There's a full moon every month!

However it is true that the full moon does affect the planet Earth and all life on Earth including us.

The current idea surrounding werewolves has stemmed from the media's portrayal of someone transforming into a werewolf, when a full moon arrises. In actuality, there exists many forms werewolfs, through out history. Notice the "were" part of the word actually means "man," making the phrase man-wolf. This description can and has been used on people who suffered from mental illnesses, causing doctors to believe that they were possesed by a wolf, demon, or an other animal spirit. There have been recorded cases in history, where children who were lost in the woods for many years, came back to their villages in the behavior of an animal.

One of the greatest legends surrounding such an event has to do with Romulus and Remus. Romulus is said to have been the first Roman king, who was raised by wolves as a child, along with his brother Remus.

Messiah I find your post not so "good written" many incoclusive points,something to remember werewolves originate from GREECE.

wowi never heard this one before im not going to say werewolves dont exist i just dont think the ancient reports can be used as evidence because there medical knowledge was limited and they had a big belief in the supernatural rather than natural causes of illness, although i cant think of any illness which cause people to grow fir and become the wolf other than a were wolf so i dunno what to blieve i need more proof before i say they exist.

the people who say they are werewolves are mentally ill,looking for attention or both.there is no condition that would allow the genetic code to change depending on lunar location or rotation.these factors have no relationship.

Interesting. Has he ever been to prove it, or have the authorities ever found the clan