English Investigator Uncovers Dogman Growls and EVPs in Ancient Burial Ground

Paranormal enthusiasts, have you heard about the latest findings from our British counterpart, Leon Howarth? If you're not already familiar with Leon, he's a paranormal and cryptid investigator from just outside Manchester, England. He's been making waves in the cryptid community with his recent investigations, and I had the pleasure of sitting down with him on the D.A. Ex Machina Podcast to discuss his latest findings. Leon has been busy investigating reports of a dogman-like creature in his area. During one investigation, they captured a growl on audio, which you can check out on his YouTube channel, Do It Knowles Way. The investigation didn't initially mention any dogman or big cat-like creatures, so the growl caught them off guard. However, Leon and his team handled the situation professionally and were able to capture some compelling evidence. In addition to his dogman investigations, Leon has also been looking into some strange sightings of a huge dog-like creature in his village. After conducting an investigation, he discovered that the creature seems to be some kind of entity that's looking after an ancient burial ground that dates back to the Bronze Age. During our conversation, Leon and I discussed the differences in our approaches to investigations. Here in the United States, it's not uncommon for investigators to carry firearms for protection. However, in the UK, firearms are not as prevalent, and Leon relies on other methods to stay safe during his investigations. Despite the differences in our approaches, we both agree that it's important to take precautions and always bring someone who's slower and older than you, so you can escape if necessary! One thing that Leon and I both agree on is the importance of taking cryptid sightings seriously. We both believe that there are creatures out there that we have yet to discover, and it's up to us to investigate and document any evidence that we find. If you're interested in learning more about Leon's investigations, I highly recommend checking out his YouTube channel, Do It Knowles Way. He's got some fascinating videos that are definitely worth a watch. And as always, remember to keep an open mind and stay curious!