13 Year Old Kentucky Boy Killed In Unknown Animal Attack

These other idiot morans do not understand about the increase and ferocity of dogman sightings and attacks. GLP is so behind like fisher price toy playing children. Smart anons know dogman is the most likely candidate here.

The article says the boy's body was found 300-400 feet up a steep hill. That rules out any normal canine.

There are no mountain lions in KY.

There aren't any goddamn mountain lions in KY. I lived there all my life.

Bullshit, dogs or Coyotes can EASILY drag a 13 year old boys dead body.

They drag deer for very long distances.

People in the area believe it was coyotes. They have coyotes jumping my 4 ft fence and running through my yard lately. It is mating season now.
I live in KY, and a few months back, at work at a coal mine outside alone, I heard something in the hills above me. The leaves were very dry and you could hear long distances if they were walked on. It was pitch black and I started shinning my light around looking for what I thought might be a bear. I keep looking in the hill but then my light caught two eyes looking at me. I thought "it's an owl" and I walked closer to it to see what it was. It turned out to be a Mountain Lion staring at me. Stalking me for who knows how long. It looked like it was ready to come at me as it now was out of the hills sitting on a rock. I was helpless. I was closer to it than to safety. My gun was close to 100 feet away in my truck. I stared back at it keeping my light in it's eyes slowly walking backwards till I got to my truck. It walked off And I lost it in the dark. This is is a remote location miles away from houses. Needless to say, I watch extra now and keep my gun with me most of the time now at work.

May be coyote, Ohio and WV has them, not unusual to see packs chasing deer.

Nowhere does the article say the boy was dragged up the hill, that's where he was found, could be exactly where the animal caught him.

Your so full of shit like a Chistmas Turkey your breath smells like gravy.

I lived there all my life and you're a lying sack of runny shit.

Pitbull first came to mind.

Well that's a little creepy.

It's spelled samsquanch.

True. Dogs have been barking at me lately for no reason. Imagine if this whole "everybody has a rescue pet" bs world was so when they hit a certain frequency in the ding dong game, animals will go bizerk and start killing people. Crazy times this clown world.

May 2018. “Last week, the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources asked people to "be vigilant" after receiving two credible but unconfirmed sightings of a mountain lion "or other large feline" in the Anchorage area of Jefferson County.” [link to www.kentuckynewera.com (secure)]

2014. “ First cougar seen in Kentucky since Civil War is killed”. [link to www.usatoday.com (secure)]

They’re rare but they are being seen more in the midwest in recent years. We’ve been getting some in IL and we’re not supposed to.

“Since 2002, four mountain lions have been killed in Illinois, including one who was shot in an alley in the Roscoe Village neighborhood in 2008. In all four cases, the mountain lions migrated from South Dakota or Nebraska, and all of them were teenage males.

One part of the Midwest seeing a recent spike in mountain lion sightings is the Missouri and Kansas region. Almost all of the mountain lions confirmed in those states since 1994 were males coming from established populations in the Black Hills, Badlands and northwestern Nebraska, The Kansas City Star reported.”

Source [link to www.nbcchicago.com (secure)]

It’s scary. There’s a killer on the loose and we don’t know for sure what it even is.

Big cats and bears are the most common cover story used by the government fish and wildlife departments in covering up what are, in all probability, Dogman attacks. These attacks are becoming much more frequent and severe in the carnage left in their wake. Some of you may remember that it was only about a year ago when there was a report of several horses or cows being slaughtered by some unknown animal, which it also occurred in Kentucky. If I recall correctly, one of the features of this case was that these animals had not been fed upon. It appeared that they were simply killed and left to rot. There is no question that something very strange is occurring out in the forests throughout the land.

I’m not ruling out dogman or wild cats. It needs to be found though.

People are even seeing them in Massachusetts. I saw a black panther a few years back outside my apartment complex. Just saw the back end of it, with the long tail, going past. Can't explain it but I know what I saw. I'm about 30 miles outside Boston.

I’ll take Dogman for a thousand, Alex.

Where the heck were you?

Most Kentuckians are the worst cases of keeping-up-with-the-Jones' I have ever seen, save Texans.

How many horses do you have? Acreage? Which private school? Yeesh.

Roaming packs of pitbulls, my rear. They would be shot for sport.

It was the beast of LBL. land between the lakes.
see episode 66 dogman encounters radio.

good to know thanx

I've seen a few and I'm in Kentucky.

So there are mountain lions in Kentucky.

Think you'll find Wrong Turn was in Virginia.

That's what makes me think dogs.

A wild animal like a lion and bear always go for the neck and head and a lion or wolf will proceed to eat you. The child would show wounds there and evidence of being eaten. Dogs will just rip your limbs then when they have you down go for your head.

I'm betting loose dogs. I'm about ready to call the cops on my neighbor's dog. I don't normally mind people have dogs out, but when you can't walk down the road without it coming after you with bared teeth, it's time they keep it confined. There isn't any use talking to him, he saw the dog go after me and the standoff and he had to come pull it away, so he knows, but I still see the dog out wandering and visiting my place.

AC...I disagree. Mountain lions are notoriously private animals and PREFER to haul their prey AWAY from the kill site, usually burying under a pile of duff to return and feed until it's time to kill again. Sounds like this cat was scared off its kill. A diminutive boy, as this child was said to have been, would have been no problem. An adult mtn lion can easily pack a whitetail up a tree, leap a fence with a goat or sheep in its maw, and certainly wouldn't think twice of taking a smaller child, especially a child wandering alone in the evening wood. A coyote, no. Well...maybe with an atv. I seriously doubt it was a wolf. Since no real details have made it into the air for us to ponder, or reach any verifiable conclusion, it's likely suspected or even determined this was a mtn lion attack and no one wants to start a panther panic in an area where "it is said" they have been long extirpated.

Yeah, I've heard of some "pets" being shot in SW Missouri. It's a shame really. They shouldn't be kept as pets. They get loose and then are shot.

But I believe it. My neighbor told us she was told someone that lives nearby caught a mountain lion on a game camera. Lived here 30 years. Always hear rumor or tales, but first time I ever heard of one being seen on a camera. Just like the bear, didn't think it was real, until I saw the paw print by the pond and then a few years later my neighbor showed me the pic they took of one in their yard. I guess we do have a population of them around here.

We have no idea how "steep" this cliff or hill is. What is steep to some is not steep to a 13 year old. I see no information as to what the boy was supposedly doing when he was attacked. Was he out hiking? Exploring? Just being a 13 year old boy would be my guess.

I listened to a report on this.

The injuries are labeled by investigators as canine.

Its def. A dogman attack.

For those of you unfamiliar with the huge numbers of dogman sightings, attacks, and events = go to u tube and do a search for dogman.

There are hundreds upon hundreds of first hand reports and interviews.

All give the same descriptions

Last Edited by FireSteel on 02/21/2020 05:08 PM

^ this definitely! the beast of LBL. ky