As you know, Connie Corsos are very big, very strong, very powerful dogs.

He had a mama with a litter of pups that were sleeping in a shed near his house.

They had gone to town, grocery shopping.

They came back and noticed that the shed was damaged.

Some of the sighting was off. So he went out there to check on the mama dog and the

pups. All were gone. The tin on the shed had been peeled back.

The mama dog, he searched for it, finally found a trail of blood, found where she was up in a tree, what was left over, and blood on the tree.

She had been slung by her back legs until she was dead and just discarded and ended up hanging off a branch.

The pups were never found.

To infinite complaints, people went to and fro feared about their little affairs, serene in the assurance of their dominion over this small, spinning fragment of solar driftwood,

which by chance or design, man has inherited out of the dark mystery of time and space.

On this episode of Into the Freay, I welcome Joe Johnson on with me, and he is actually in the Falk, Arkansas area, and you can visit him at Western Arkansas Paranormal, so he doesn't do just crypted stuff.

I've got a Sasquatch experience tanked up on today for you, Joe,

with the Sasquatch track on it.

So we are ready to talk about some Bigfoot today,

which includes, of course, the legend of Boggy Creek,

which we all know and love so much.

But welcome on the show, Joe.

Thank you. It's a pleasure to be here.

So we were kind of chatting a little bit over Facebook Messenger and then also email and

you're like, yeah, I'm definitely into the Bigfoot stuff and we can talk about that. But it sounds

like you got your start and kind of your inception, maybe not by choice, in the paranormal,

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