Okay, this is how it goes.
I saw this reported on the French Cryptozoologie site, which may have
been the one I was banned on for giving facts. Can’t remember but I explained
what I thought just by looking at the photo presented and the information given
on the radio website.
I note several sites came to the same conclusions using my
explanation word-for-word. However, they then decided that it might be genuine
or could be a fake or “something else”.
“National Cryptid Society”
“(January 30, 2017) Early this morning, the National Cryptid
Society Facebook Page posted an article from WTMJ located in Milwaukee Wisconsin
“Image from WTMJ credited to Danny Morgan, screenshot from
Facebook
“The article stated that a sister station had received an
email with the above photo. An exerpt (sic)from the now deleted article
follows:
“A wolf that “ran across the street almost like a man.”
“That’s what Danny Morgan said was the “craziest thing I’ve
ever seen” in an e-mail to WTMJ sister station TODAY’S TMJ4.
“Morgan shared that photo which he says was taken on Townline Road in Elkhorn .
“He said he “saw a wolf come cross a corn field and it got
up upon its hind legs.”
“Later on in the day the link to the article was removed,
however the image remained.
So, there followed comments and an analysis of the photo
that was basically the photo and comments that it could be real or a fake.”
Whether the radio station removed the item after I contacted
it or because they realised the truth I have no idea. All the talk of the up-coming
“Super Moon” and then the Wisconsin Dog-man
made all obviously a joke or hoax.
Now, if you have read Strange & Mysterious Beasts,
which you haven’t, then you would have read my take on the facts on the Chicago flying humanoids
cases. Lon Strickler was involved in that and he pops up here. Here is what the
“National Cryptid Society” added as an important up-date:
UPDATE 2/01/2018 Lon Strickler of Phantoms and Monsters is
an author and paranormal investigator known for his investigation and coverage
of the recent “Chicago Phantom” sightings.
Lon contacted the witness who photographed the animal. Lon’s statement emailed to us is below:
“…an investigator is going on-site this weekend. I talked to
the witness (Danny Morgan). From what I can tell, he had just dropped his
friend off at his home (I’m keeping the actual location under wraps at the
moments) He noticed the wolf in the cornfield (on 4 legs) walking towards the
road. His camera was handy, because he had never seen a wolf in the wild. He
slowed…and when the wolf approached the road it stood up on 2 legs and walked
quickly across the road. He said it walked just like any human would…didn’t
stumble or look awkward. The wolf was also swinging its front legs, like a
human walking. Honestly, I believe the guy….Lon”
I am sending Lon a photograph of a dish sponge covered by a
face flannel –it is a genuine “globster” and no doubt I will get his backing
100%.
Canids, domestic dogs, can
live quite well using just two back legs. However, they are pets and therefore
fed by a human.
Wolves need to hunt for food and nothing is going to stand
around waiting for a two-legged wolf to walk up and certainly not stand there
as it tries to tear it up –which would also be somewhat difficult.
But LOOK at the photo. It could
not be more faked -there are
the deformed front legs -one looks more skeletal! Look just above the hind legs
and notice how it looks like the top half has been wedged down onto those legs.
Then look at the top -chest and shoulders.
This is a fake made up of parts -the photo is poor but it
cannot hide the fact it is faked. And all the talk of "Super moon"
and Werewolves -quite clearly a hoax or simple joke.
Any yet we have the “National Cryptid Society” stating it is
a fake/genuine/something and an ‘expert’ (I write nothing more on that!) and
the big time author and paranormal investigator seemingly stating outright that
he believes this to be genuine.
Ask again why Science will not accept
cryptozoology as a genuine area of research and then read this tripe report and
findings again.
Fatuis ubique fatuis
