Werewolves Of Wisconsin

Wisconsin is an agricultural state in the United States each year produces more than 13.5 billion litres of milk, which is practically equal milk production in the UK. Still here are famous for their cheeses. This is the 23rd biggest state in the U.S. with the 20th largest population. There are a lot of plains and small hills covered with farms. And yet there are many different monsters. Really a lot of monsters. Including werewolves.

One of the first Europeans inhabiting Wisconsin in the 1800's, was visiting from Germany, who brought with him including numerous folk beliefs in werewolves - werewolves. After them rushed here the Scandinavians, the Irish, the Dutch, who were also close to this topic. And then it turned out that among the local Indians had legends about werewolves.

However, officially the first story about meeting a werewolf in Wisconsin is a much more recent case. It was in 1930-ies. A driver was driving in the car in Jefferson County and saw in the man who seemed to be digging in the earth. But when the creature straightened up to his full height, the driver saw that they were not human. He described what the creature was completely covered with hair and had no clothes on. Outwardly it looked similar to a large dog and a monkey. Particularly well the man saw the creature. They were big, but resembled human hands.

Next, another werewolf met in 1964, and a message also came from a passing agricultural land of the driver. Denis Fewless saw a strange creature that crossed the road right in front of his car, jumped the fence and disappeared in the field. It was covered with long brown hair and figure were those of a man, but the head was entirely canine.

Monster continued from time to time observe in the fields of Wisconsin during the 70-ies, but since 1989, observations became more frequent. So in 1989, some Lorianna, Andreacci saw a dark figure on the side of the road, near the town of Elkhorn. She also was driving and noticed the creature from a distance at first, taking the hitchhiker. But when the woman approached closer, I saw with horror that the man and the skinny tall creature with the head of a dog. It was covered with hair and with glowing yellow eyes.

Later in the same year, a similar description of the creature was seen by a local farmer, and 11 - year-old girl said she saw "a big dog on two feet" came her way. Such cases continued until 90-ies, and case 1999 even made the national news.

It is noteworthy that it was the night of Halloween, when children dress up in different costumes and go from house to house, begging for sweets. However, for 18-year-old Torsten Gipson, everything seemed a joke, when something large crashed into her car when she was driving on a quiet rural road in the twilight. The girl was not timid, and stopped the car, then went to see what animal is this.

She thought it would be a deer, but saw something huge, fanged, hairy, I jumped in her direction, not wygladem wounded from a collision with a car. Fear the girl rushed to his car and quickly drove along the road, but the monster chased her. Fortunately, he quickly fell behind, and the frightened girl got to the police station and there told. She certainly did not believe. It's Halloween, horror stories, monsters and all things. However, the statement noted, and then the case was covered by local journalist Linda Godfrey and he broke in all media.

Later, based on the case of Gipson, Godfrey even wrote a book called "the Beast from Bray road. Tailed werewolf of Wisconsin" ("The Beast of Bray Road: Tailing Wisconsin''s Werewolf").

Linda Godfrey from those years devoted himself entirely to the study of the phenomenon of werewolves and strange voskopodobnoe creatures and has collected a lot of sightings of similar creatures in Wisconsin. So in 2006, near the town of Nashua three men went down the road and noticed something that crossed the road almost in front of the hood of their car. They described that the creature was on all fours, but his back was badly above the front. About as moving on all fours. The creature was completely covered with hair. The head they could not see, but was sure it wasn't a deer and not a bear.

Linda also once received a letter from a woman who described that she saw a bipedal wolf in 1990 or 1991.

"It was spring in the suburbs Westby at about 5 am. I was driving to work and it being on two legs with a wolf's head appeared on the side of the road, and then ran and was right near the door of my car and hit it.

The window on the other side was open and I really get a good look at his head before to accelerate and to go from there. It was the exact head of a wolf and he was on two legs. Looked very real and not like a costume. He was a lot taller than my car, when straightened. His fur was dark grey. And it really hit the car door, but then I couldn't find even a small dent".

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