While researching to do a story on the Chatawa Monster in Pike County, Mississippi, I discovered a strange little oddity. I couldn't let it go. Before I knew it, I was doing the video on this as much as I was on the Chatawa Monster. I hope you don't mind.


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After an interview on Paranormal Odyssey's Mannimal Research UnsCryptid, I delved a little deeper into the possibilities surrounding the attack on Thomas Nuttall and his men in 1819. In the process, I learned a lot more about the cryptids in Arkansas and came across some pretty frightening dogman encounters.


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This is a collaboration of stories with Leon from the YouTube channel Do It Noels Way. He's a dogman researcher in the United Kingdom who actually goes out to the sites where people have seen dogmen and collects video and other evidence to share with his subscribers. If you enjoyed listening to stories from Leon, be sure and check out his YouTube channel, Do It Noels Way.


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Here's a collection of stories I've gathered from some of you. I can't tell you how happy I am to know just how creepy my friends really are!


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We continue our exploration of the New Orleans Axe Man, what he did, what drove him, and how it affected the entire region, the entire country, and even the world.


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New Orleans was just one of many places during the early part of the 20th Century that was plagued with axe murders. In this case, it seems to have been racially motivated. Here's part one of that story.


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Here's a bonus episode for Halloween. Something to send a chill down your spine and make your blood run cold. Or drain it from your body... Are vampires real? Well, I suppose, from a medical perspective, they're quite real.


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This story is taken from an essay that is rumored to have been written by Benjamin Frankin, though never proven. It's a lesson in reason over emotion and gossip.


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Moss Mountain sits across the Arkansas River from an island that is today called beaverdam island. Back in 1819, when the first Europeans were exploring the area, something attacked them, tearing them apart. Was it a band of bigfoot? There have been several recent reports of dogman in that area. Perhaps that's what those met that fateful night, October 31, 1819.


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Something roams the banks of Carr Creek. It's rarely been seen, but footprints indicate something large and bipedal. The old timers call it a "booger." The few who have seen it say it was a a hyena. Does that make it a dogman?


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