Peter Burnett interviewed the man and we got the calls from the Sheriff's Department

and they were about two weeks apart, the two different calls.

The one call, the first one he made was when his dog got killed.

I got a screen going on, here's something just killed my dog.

Something killed your dog.

My dog went flying through the air over the tree, I don't know how it did it.

Okay, damn it, I'm really confused. All that's left is my dog coming over to pass me with this.

When she hit the ground, I didn't see any cars. All that's left is my dog coming over to pass.

Well I edited that, we got the Peter Burnett interview with the man and we got the calls from the Sheriff's Department

and I edited it down, so there's a lot of typing in between his his talking and the dispatcher's talking.

And there were about two weeks apart, the two different calls.

The one call, the first one he made was when his dog got killed,

he don't know how that happened because he said he'd seen it fly over the fence in Atlanta.

We made sure he had 35 feet from the fence and we went over the fence.

He showed us the spot on the land, it was like a tree close by, 9.5 feet up, this dog came to save it over.

And what he said he heard was a big thump, this was like 1 o'clock, 1.30am in the morning, something like that.

He was working his garage and when this happened, he was very compelling, very believable.

He was a bit non-bett and he was very sober.

I looked over the other side of the fence to see if there's any horses or anything,

find of anything else, and couldn't find anything.

His dog was an older German shepherd, a big dog and it was his favorite dog.

Actually, you had two other smaller ones that you always grow on the app and anything.

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