kaipo
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Post by kaipo on Sept 13, 2018 7:05:55 GMT
Hey there. So I never really heard about this LDL family attack that happened back in the 1980's or so until just recently. It was pointed out by a bunch of people that were offended that I dared suggest that Dogmen might not be paranormal and aren't demonic but likely capable of doing both good and evil just like all humans and animals are. I've been trying to look up information regarding this story but honestly it's very... well it's all over the place. I keep getting different interpretations regarding it... some stating only the parents died, others stating the little girl died in a gruesome manner but the parents lived and had to watch their girl die, others stating the entire family died. I honestly can't find any police records about this event either nor newspaper articles. Is there any evidence this attack that murdered an entire family in a very gruesome way actually happened? Or has this simply folklore the entire time? The stories when I read them seem like something that came off of a horror story, but there aren't any pictures, names associated, news articles, police records. I'm starting to believe this horrific murder that happened to a family of 4 never happened and that it's simply an internet horror story made up about the Dogmen we are trying to research. Does anyone have insight on this? This website had someone go out to the supposed location where they did some research on their own. In the article you can find the links to the story of the LBL attack on the family. It's quite horrific so if you've never read it yourself, be warned it's fairly terrifying. theparanormalanalyst.com/werewolf-lbl/ |
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Post by ag47 on Sept 13, 2018 12:10:01 GMT
I've posted those links before. Thank you.
I've not seen any police reports or evidence that any exist. If anyone can produce same, this would be as good a place as any to post them, or PM me.
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Post by Sethdfarris on Sept 13, 2018 19:32:23 GMT
I've read and seen video that the whole incident was covered up. That only one or two official documents exist and they're very hard to find
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kaipo
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Post by kaipo on Sept 14, 2018 8:53:21 GMT
I've read and seen video that the whole incident was covered up. That only one or two official documents exist and they're very hard to find That is possible. I do feel like there is some kind of cover up going on about the creatures. Still, I find the lack of evidence in regards to such a tragic event a tad disturbing but more of a red flag honestly. Even with a government cover up, those people had to have family and friends who would have been interested in knowing the truth and likely would have sought out media and other things themselves. There would be some word going out of the missing family, who they were, or that they were murdered by a serial killer or died in a car accident of some kind in that area as an excuse to cover up the truth. There would be family and friends who would be searching the truth and pulling the strings of lies their entire lives in an effort to find out what really happened to their loved ones. We've seen this happen in many of the 411 cases. The fact that there is none of that makes me wonder if this family even existed. |
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Post by michaelcorvin on Sept 24, 2018 20:38:24 GMT
Purchase the NADP LBL documentary DVD
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Post by Deleted on Oct 22, 2018 20:30:47 GMT
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Post by crow71 on Oct 24, 2018 15:57:45 GMT
You won't find anything on it because the government covers it up, for example my friend was killed, law said bear attack, nothing in the papers just an obituary, that how it goes unfortunately.
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Post by Deleted on Oct 24, 2018 17:07:45 GMT
You won't find anything on it because the government covers it up, for example my friend was killed, law said bear attack, nothing in the papers just an obituary, that how it goes unfortunately. Well first condolences for your friend, and yes cover ups are normal in this area of research. Unfortunately news corporations will sleep on a story because they don't want to burn their bridges with officials which they need for later stories.
Edit: Something odd I thought about and somewhat related to my work, when Fuzzbunch/Danderspritz was first dumped, once we got the documentation every infosec professional parsed through it, oddly some of the people who had training on this software the real thing was finding the codenames for the various modules and checking on Google who did training for it. Perhaps we are saying Dogman but it may have another name it's referred as. Now these were NSA tools, and probably had been worked on for 11 or more years without the infosec community interacting or dealing with them on a large scale. Maybe we have the same thing here.
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Post by ag47 on Oct 25, 2018 18:59:46 GMT
It wasn't us..... 
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