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Articles: Graphic Tales Uncovers The Wildman from Kentucky
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Sunday, February 01, 2009 - 08:50 AM, (1045 Reads)
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 | Graphic Tales uncovers the man behind "The Wildman of Kentucky, Mystery of Panther Rock" in a rare video interview with author and cryptozoologist Philip Spencer. Explore the mysterious creatures, giant tracks, terrifying attacks, unexplainable lights, and ghosts and see for yourself why Anderson County is the most talked about, and feared areas of Kentucky.
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 Recently I read the book, The Wildman of Kentucky, The Mystery of Panther Rock by Philip Spencer. I was impressed because of the book's personal nature and the respectful tone. The story was very personal in nature because Anderson County, Kentucky is where Philip grew up.
Philip Spencer grew up in in the town of Lawrenceburg, with an insatiable curiosity for everything, he has been seeking answers to the mysteries of life, death and the paranormal since childhood. A 30-year veteran investigator, he has amassed hundreds of case files in his research of strange events that have occurred around the world. Bigfoot however, is the author's preferred area of research as in Anderson County, Kentucky, there have been many sightings of the enigmatic creature known the world over. His first book, The Wildman of Kentucky, The Mystery of Panther Rock, entails these sightings and much more, taking the reader on a journey into the heart of the "Dark and Bloody Ground" one of the most active paranormal places in the nation also known as "The Frazier Land."
When Philip was a young child he discovered a very unusual, inexplainable track. This was the catalyst that ignited a life-long passion to know what created it. He is alone in discovering strange tracks in this place. There have also been other kinds of encounters with large hairy creatures, strange lights and ghosts. All of these events were centered around a single area...Panther Rock.
Philip carefully researched the history and stories of this place. He personally talked with many of the people that had strange things happen to them in this particular area. His easy going, caring nature, plus the fact he had grown up in Anderson County, put people more at ease when talking about their experiences. I enjoyed the book and wanted to know more.
The other night I had the opportunity to speak with Philip Spencer, author of "The Wildman of Kentucky, The Mystery of Panther Rock" about all of the bizarre things happening in Anderson County, Kentucky. He was gracious enough to agree to a video interview.
Below is the interview with Philip Spencer.
I recommend this book to everyone that has an interest in bigfoot, sasquatch, ghosts, mysterious lights, and unexplained phenomenon. It was enjoyable, personal and factual. It was a well told story of wonder and mystery. I look forward to seeing what he's going to explore next.
The Wildman of Kentucky, The Mystery of Panther Rock is available at Amazon, Barnes & Noble and many other online outlets! |
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For more information visit:
www.philipspencer.com or www.philipspencer.net
Published by Reality Entertainment
Images within this article are copyright and used with permission from Philip Spencer.
Use of the images without written permission is prohibited.
Lillian HawkinsGothic Blend's
Mistress of
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Uncovers The Wildman of Kentucky
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Comments
Oh this was wonderful fun. LOVED the video interview...Must Have MORE!
Can hardly wait to read your book Phillip.
Outstanding interview Lillian :)
Dee Marie
www.sonsofavalon.com
Thank you so much for this fun interview. It was an honor to be your first :) and I am sure others are lining up to be interviewed by the Mistress of Mischief..
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