Oct 3, 2026 · 1 hr 17 min · 24 segments
Tonight’s guest, Sean Patterson, was featured on Episodes 667 and 668. On Episode 667, he shared several experiences he had in a forest on the outskirts of Irvine, California. He calls the area where…
Sean PattersonGuestVic CundiffHost
in the morning there's a buyer car by the driver's door there's a single huge dogman footprint right there all by itself no other footprints and my gut felt like he was talking back to me through that but the the crazy thing is my daughters lived on a farm property while they were out there before i got custody of them And they for whatever reason, I think dogmen like eucalyptus trees or something, some something with that.

And she would often see the these wolves standing on their legs and she'd call them like the standing dogs.

And what do you mean standing dogs? And then she went through some of my pictures and they're like, yeah, they look, she looked like that.

Like, and that more so confirmed to me on that they were looking after them.

And in Irish mythology, dog fey are actually protectors of children and They're not so much as werewolves.

And on the last day, we had a motel that was right against a hillside with some trees.

like going back and forth to make sure you know this go go to the bathroom and this is on another visit a few years later this is just so i can tighten it to this story and i kid you not like oh there's a dumpster near the trees and he jumps out from the dumpster like and he had but i couldn't tell it looked like i think he had cake or pastries in his hand or something and he just stares at me same yellow eyes it's the same exact dogman that i saw um that i communicated with and he it felt like he purposely went there to see me again and we kind of stared at each other for a minute and then he kind of ran off but he was like holding something from the garbage can But I mean, people feel sorry for them.
Is there anything you can think of, Sean, that the sanctuary in this area in Arkansas where you found all these huge dogmen, can you think of anything that the two places have in common that might be a commonality that might explain why the dogmen in California, just outside of Irvine, are drawn to the area where the sanctuary is and why those huge dogmen in Arkansas are drawn to that area where you found them?

I think they guard portals everywhere they are, like the mythology of fairy mounds.

They are often, for the Native American tribes, protecting these fairy mounds.

in the morning there's a buyer car by the driver's door there's a single huge dogman footprint right there all by itself no other footprints and my gut felt like he was talking back to me through that but the the crazy thing is my daughters lived on a farm property while they were out there before i got custody of them And they for whatever reason, I think dogmen like eucalyptus trees or something, some something with that.

And she would often see the these wolves standing on their legs and she'd call them like the standing dogs.

And what do you mean standing dogs? And then she went through some of my pictures and they're like, yeah, they look, she looked like that.

Like, and that more so confirmed to me on that they were looking after them.

And in Irish mythology, dog fey are actually protectors of children and They're not so much as werewolves.

And on the last day, we had a motel that was right against a hillside with some trees.

like going back and forth to make sure you know this go go to the bathroom and this is on another visit a few years later this is just so i can tighten it to this story and i kid you not like oh there's a dumpster near the trees and he jumps out from the dumpster like and he had but i couldn't tell it looked like i think he had cake or pastries in his hand or something and he just stares at me same yellow eyes it's the same exact dogman that i saw um that i communicated with and he it felt like he purposely went there to see me again and we kind of stared at each other for a minute and then he kind of ran off but he was like holding something from the garbage can But I mean, people feel sorry for them.
Is there anything you can think of, Sean, that the sanctuary in this area in Arkansas where you found all these huge dogmen, can you think of anything that the two places have in common that might be a commonality that might explain why the dogmen in California, just outside of Irvine, are drawn to the area where the sanctuary is and why those huge dogmen in Arkansas are drawn to that area where you found them?

I think they guard portals everywhere they are, like the mythology of fairy mounds.

They are often, for the Native American tribes, protecting these fairy mounds.
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