Topic: Coyote

The narrative covers a "graduation" exercise where Olajeh and two other children were trained to act as a predatory pack. They were taken in military vehicles to a remote area to hunt children provided by a "coyote" from Mexico. Olajeh describes the horrific details of the event, intended to solidify their identity as predators and ensure they could never turn back from the criminal organization.

Tony Merkel recounts the story of "Kyle," who at age 15 was coon hunting in the Daniel Boone National Forest when his dogs were attacked. While Kyle initially thought his dog Jake was fighting coyotes, he discovered a massive creature holding a coyote in its mouth. The creature stood on its hind legs and began a terrifying pursuit of the young hunter.

Godfrey contrasts the experience of seeing a Dogman with seeing a normal predator like a bear or coyote. While hunters may feel a natural fear of a bear, they do not report the overwhelming "wave of emotion" or specific mental messages associated with upright canine sightings. This unique psychological impact leads researchers to believe there is a non-animal element to the phenomenon.