Deborah Hatswell - BBR Investigations

I have been contacted by a number of people who have been duped and lied to by our well known English Hoaxer Claire Hague aka nancy marie ogley, claire leigh hague, and many other names to boot.  Heres is what two very upset and annoyed victims had to say.  Hi Debbie thank you for allowing me this opportunity. Here is my statement. Hello Everyone, I go by the name Q.. For a long time I stayed out of this Simlish Doglady mess. I'm not a fan of drama, and live a quiet life. I for one figured she'd eventually get exposed. Anyone whom is a researcher, or experiencer that has been around these creatures knew Claire was not being honest.  It was brought to my attention that Claire was being exposed this past week, and I found a video made by Debbie in which I saw a screen shot of Claire blaming my good friend Danielle Steadman. Danielle is NOT a hoaxer, and had an encounter with a dogman when she was 14. Danielle has a show called Dogman Diarie...

In 1975 a young couple Barry and Elaine are returning from a Christmas party in the early morning with their two children asleep in the back seat and driving towards their home in Slitting Mill (Staffs). The car stalled and Barry, then in his twenties jumped out to check the engine, while he was returning to his wife she saw ‘something’ that the then young couple later described as ‘trolls’. At that point, however, their plans were thrown into complete and utter disarray. According to Barry, Elaine let out a loud scream, terrified by the sight of a small figure that ran across the road in front of them at a high rate of speed. She explains: “I just about saw it at the last second, and then another one followed it, and then a third one. The best way I can describe them to you is like a hairy troll or something like that. We had some moonlight and they were like little men, but with hunchbacks and big, hooked noses and not a stitch on them at all. Not a stitch, at all; just hai...

18/3/17 5pm Salford D.Hatswell I was discussing areas and researching tips with a fellow Wildman researcher (we have been chatting on and off for a while now and looking at suitable places to visit) when he stumbled upon his own experience and he has allowed me to share it here. There is area close to me, that i feel is important to the forest folk and a hidden gem in the Urban Jungle of the North West of Britain.  Tucked away are many little pockets of unused land, thick with shrubs and trees, left to nature and seldom visited by man.  We call these the green corridors and it was whilst chatting between ourselves, we decided on this exact spot as we both felt it had the correct “feel” to it, and all the things we look for when out, cover, food sources, and water and probably an isolated area not frequented by humans at night, this is what he had to say. I went to Area A today it was very wet as it had been raining for the past 48hrs, but I'd had a busy day...

im still smiling 24hr after this visit, going back helped me in a number of ways, firstly just to be able to explain how i felt was so freeing, everybody always asks how scared i was? but other emotions where also key, i felt very guilty for running and i felt an outcast because of the sighting itself, seeing all the old areas i had loved as a child brought back joyful memories i had forgotten. I feel connected to the place again, as if my journey has come full circle, back then i was just me, now i have a whole community that understands, shares and helps each other, if i did anything of worth whilst i walked this earth, it was helping people discover friends, relationships and a renewed love of nature. And without all the new connections i would never have been able to do this, some days just leaving the house can be a battle for me, and over the years that weighed me down, now i feel renewed and ready to fight to get myself back out there as often as i can. And finding that elep...

It's a very long time since I visited the park where it all started for me, and what has always seemed impossible in my mind was today much easier than I ever imagined,  it looks very different now and there does seem to be a kind of clean up going on,  the underbrush has gone, everywhere is tidy again, lots and lots of trees have been felled, so it was a much more open and inviting environment but also a little sad, as many of the places I played as a child have gone and I doubt there will be another sighting at Buile Hill,  but who knows what the future will bring? My husband accompanied me, along with a new friend that I hope will become a long time friend, he is a new up and  coming researcher who I feel will be of great benefit to anybody experiencing the spiritual side of the  BigFoot people as he has a far better knowledge than I of that area of the research, I was very nervous and at times tearful, but he did make me feel comfortable an...

Charmaine Fraser Leading Scottish Researcher finally has a channel up and running, one of the finest UK researchers to date i feel and an important channel to keep an eye on

If you are ever in my neck of the woods (no pun intended) there is a place called Snapewood it is part of the old original Sherwood forest but due to the industrialisation of the midlands has become a secluded woodland area separated by at least twenty miles and is fenced off with deer that roam throughout and is now a nature reserve.. I used to camp there many years ago as a teenager growing up.. We would stay overnight often and would hear screeching this was not birds or any type of wildlife, our camp was ransacked one night as we lay in our tents zipped up our food was taken, my friend caught sight of what he described as a huge hairy man with no clothes on, i never saw the creature at the time but it changed my friends life, he would often tell us over and over again about it over the years,, we would jest about it to him,, he used to go back over the years on his own and sit for hours and coming back and telling us there was a family of three the youngest being a child ape l...

Witness Account: Deborah after seeing your Chanel and the fact that you are based in the UK, I feel comfortable sharing my experience with you , it was the beginning of August of last year (2016) and I was out walking with my son in the small woodland close to my house.  I stay in a small village called Milton of Campsie , we were well off the beaten track it's a pretty old set of woods 200-300+year old trees, when about 15 -20 yards in front of us what I thought was a poacher in a Gillie suite stood up and started to make his way at a good pace away from us, moving quickly and not looking back, given at the time I was sure this was a poacher I wanted to confront him as I was angry at the fact that someone would be firing a gun or a bow so close to where people walk with their family's and dogs etc.  So i set off after him, as I got closer he rounded the back of an old Oak Tree and was gone, i couldn't see him anywhere, at this point given I was still thinking it was ...

There is a myth with bigfoot research that you are of either one of two types of researcher, The Mainstream bigfooter or The Flute Player, i have walked both of these paths because i don't feel it is as cut and dried as that at all.   We each hold a tiny piece of a huge puzzle and buy keeping both sides at opposing ends of the spectrum, to me means we may miss what's in between, it is not all about what we think, it's about what is.  We can have as many theories as we like, but we may all be wrong about some of the things and right about others, and by swapping information between both parties a lot more can be learned regardless of opinion.  Sometimes your research takes a turn in its path, what you start out thinking may change over time, Knowledge weighs nothing as my grandmother said “always carry it with you”  so learning as many things as you can from both side of the research philosophies may help you find what works for you. I am often asked how to ...

All across the UK running through busy towns and cities, are the national bike route and wildlife corridors, mostly left wild and not taken care of, without lights, this is an ideal way of accessing food and water sources, most of the salford accounts are very close to these "bankings" they stretch from lands end to john o groats. Some of these paths have had huge boulders placed upon them, massive tree trunks also??? There is a national map of these and it may be worth looking to see if any are in your local area or research area. .... http://www.sustrans.org.uk/ncn/map