Deborah Hatswell - BBR Investigations

Witness Report - I had an experience with a big black cat in February last year during that unseasonal hot weather we had. It was about a mile outside Kings Nympton around 3 o'clock in the afternoon whilst walking my Labrador.  I had never really thought about it before but after I spent weeks going through the internet hoping for more information I still check now and again if there's any more sightings in the area. One of the most interesting things I found whilst searching the internet was a list of all the big cats escaped, killed or captured in the U.K it proves that they are out there. Looking at the area I would presume to suggest the cat may have used the River Mole as a route. There is plenty of cover in the area, it is scattered with farmers fields, long grassy meadows and lots of small wooded areas, Ideal for a large cat to move around unseen. Maybe all of the earlier reports in the area of a 'Upright Bear' known as the Kings Nympton Bear are mi...

Does a giant plesiosaur stir in a lake of rural Japan? Known to feast on giant eels, let's hope it also has an appetite for Australian Monster Hunters. Join us as we search for Issie, Japan's lake monster.

I’m not too sure if this is the right place to post this but here goes anyway. I was driving home 2 days ago at roughly 3am. I was driving on a British A-Road which is in the middle of Nowhere and surrounded by forest. I pretty much know this road like the back of my hand as I’ve been driving back and forth (mostly at night) for a long time. There are street lights but they’re quite dim and don’t do a great job of lighting up the road ahead. Now as a bit of background I’m generally a calm driver, I don’t know why as I’m quite frantic in real life but when I’m behind the wheel nothing seems to phase me at all. But the other night I’m pretty sure I nearly had a heart attack.

Just outside Dublin lies a place known to locals as the ‘Vanishing Triangle’. Between 1993 and 1998, in this 80-mile area, eight women suddenly and inexplicably disappeared, never to be seen or heard from again. Despite extensive media campaigns and large-scale searches by the Irish police, none have ever been found.

Hi deborah this subject has never really caught my attention until about 8 years ago. My experience happened while I was fishing and camping with 6 friends on the South shore of Loch Earn, Scotland. It was a beautiful night and we had set up a good camp, we were enjoying the beer and the guitar. I was showing one of my friends how to tie a fishing knot, when from the other side of the Loch we heard what I can only describe as "a roar like a lion bellowing" We were the only ones to hear it, my friend and I could only look at each other in total disbelief with WTF written all over our very pale faces. We have been there at least 50 times and nothing remotely like this has happened again?

Please join me while I speak to my good friend Mick Mclaren who has a keen interest in Earth energy, ley lines, the Paranormal and all things unexplained. We chat about the connection between ley lines and the strange phenomena witnesses report here in the UK, from Cryptid Creatures to Missing time, certain areas seem to be hotspots for Supernatural experiences. Serendipity is always at play, many of the subjects I have been led to, pop up constantly for me, Jon Dee the 17th century Alchemist who summoned many entities close to my home town is something that repeats for me.

Riding his Quad Bike late at night while searching for his hunting dog, our Witness stops at a violently shaking tree on the side of the track. When he turned his lights on the tree, he see’s the cause.  The creature made no effort to conceal itself, in fact, quite the opposite. He wanted to be seen.

A big, hairy mystery is unfolding in a remote community off the coast of northern Vancouver Island. Alert Bay residents have been reporting strange screams and howls coming from a forest that surrounds the town – and some think they could be coming from a sasquatch. Mackenzie Mountain said he recently recorded the unusual sounds on his cell phone at night on the backside of Cormorant Island. “We were on the back porch up on the back road and we heard it once, and I didn’t get the recording, and the second time I got the recording,” he said. “That was on the back porch. Very eerie.” Mountain isn’t the only one who has heard the unsettling howls. “This summer I’ve heard it three times, I’ve heard it scream three times. But it’s been coming here for years,” said resident Rod Alfred. Whatever has been making the noise is heard primarily at night, and while some have dismissed it as a dog, others say that’s impossible. “With that volume, absolutely no dog can make that kind of a noise wit...