Regarding the big cats, it doesn’t sound to me like much of a stretch of the imagination that panthers or mountain lions could have made their way back to parts of the country where they once existed, or perhaps migrated up from the south or from other areas outside of their native regions. To me, England sounds like a less likely place to see big cats than does Mississippi, but I’m inclined to think that the British big cats might have been released there by the owners of exotic pets and eventually adapted to the environment.

I know that this comment is a little late, but I have just discovered your website and I must admit that I find your blogs absolutely fascinating.
Anyway, I am commenting about the Cryptids in Suburbia pt. 1 blog, about the ‘alien cats’. I know a lot of scientists deny the existence of what we here in Mississippi refer to as ‘black panthers’. However, I am shocked by this as I know of no one here that has not seen first hand these alien black cats (my mom, grandmother, other family members) or have heard second or third hand stories of others that have seen them here. Unfortunately, I’m the only one that has failed to see this felines but perhaps one day I shall.
Black panthers here in the United States do exist.

Sincerely,

Myra

It seems there is a connection with the red eyes. that’s not something you throw in for nothing.the people who saw this thing attest to it definitely having glowing red eyes. i’d like to show that picture Bill Green sketched out to those people to see if it fits what they think they saw. i think we’re dealing with the supernatural. Hence it probably has supernatural senses . it could probably predict danger, sense the future, super hearing, smell, vision, it could probably read minds and probabilities. Not easy to find. But it has rules. I don’t think you can meet it without making a personal pact or agreement. You would have to agree to be exposed to the supernatural. And that’s probably dangerous. that’s what i think. We could also probobly capture it and have it sent out of here.

I was contacted this past week by writer and director Bruce G. Hallenbeck, who is co-authoring a book about New Jersey Monsters. Mr. Hallenbeck asked if he could include some of the information on the Paranomalist blog and ask me a few questions. Very flattering!

Thanks again for asking. I’ve been receiving a number of emails recently, asking where I’ve been. It’s been nice to hear from people and very gratifying. I truly appreciate the concern, and as of today I’ll be back to writing consistently.

SOB

BFRO.net is a great site. Just looking at the NJ sightings, and not surprisingly most of them are in Sussex County and Burlington County. Sussex is in northwest Jersey near PA, and it’s very mountainous and wooded. Burlington County is where the heart of Pine Barrens are located, and that’s a very densely forested area.

Thanks for the input. I’ll finish up part two of the article tonight.

That’s not to say that there aren’t real, undiscovered animals living here on earth, in the same physical plane or dimension as us. And as far as the big cats in Britain, I think those may actually be animals that were kept as pets and released into the wild and not anything otherworldly or ethereal. I do think Keel and Vallee were on the right track about a lot of these types of entities, though. If there are flesh-and-blood bigfoot inhabiting NJ, I have no doubt that one of them would have been splattered on the Turnpike or Parkway by now.

Thanks for the input!