From the G1 news service:
?Werewolf? scares inhabitants in Ceara state
Suspect robs sheep and breaks into houses in the Ceara rural area. Police officer says someone is using masks to scare the naive.
Inhabitants from the rural area of Taua, Ceara, are scared with the doings of a ?werewolf? who is robbing sheep and breaking into houses of the locality. Two cases were registered by the city police this Wednesday, July 9.
Despite being a New Moon night this Monday, a woman said to the police that she saw a man ?half-man and half-wolf?. On Tuesday, a 12 year old boy also told the police officers that he saw a similar figure near his house.
Both reports suggest that the figure is ?very ugly and have a strong sulfur smell?. ?I believe it is a person using a werewolf mask to scare the people of the area, who strongly believe in folk tales. They are innocent and naive people?, said the regional deputy officer, Marcos Sandro Lira.
He confirmed he recorded two official reports on the case. ?We are investigating a possible group that is acting this way to commit some crimes, but nothing supernatural?, said Lira.
In the city the case has been already named the ?midnight mystery?, and is being viewed with humor.
In the south of the country
In April of this year, inhabitants of Santana do Livramento, Rio Grande do Sul, also had their moments of terror with attacks of a ?Black Caped Man". Without solid data about the apparitions, the investigation approached the records as mere folklore. "Unfortunately, we have more important things to solve", said deputy officer Eduardo Sant?Anna Finn.
Joke or reality, priest Valerio Silveira, 71, decided to react and adopted an emergency measure to help protect the followers of the Prayer House. He distributes "bloodied" crucifixes, painted red, claiming that the object repels the "Black Caped Man".
Will the Ceara Werewolf case be solved? Will the Black Caped Man be captured? Should we prepare our own bloodied crucifixes?
Here it is again in its completeness, sorry about that:
?Werewolf? scares inhabitants in Ceara state
Suspect robs sheep and breaks into houses in the Ceara rural area. Police officer says someone is using masks to scare the naive.
Inhabitants from the rural area of Taua, Ceara, are scared with the doings of a ?werewolf? who is robbing sheep and breaking into houses of the locality. Two cases were registered by the city police this Wednesday, July 9.
Despite being a New Moon night this Monday, a woman said to the police that she saw a man ?half-man and half-wolf?. On Tuesday, a 12 year old boy also told the police officers that he saw a similar figure near his house.
Both reports suggest that the figure is ?very ugly and have a strong sulfur smell?. ?I believe it is a person using a werewolf mask to scare the people of the area, who strongly believe in folk tales. They are innocent and naive people?, said the regional deputy officer, Marcos Sandro Lira.
He confirmed he recorded two official reports on the case. ?We are investigating a possible group that is acting this way to commit some crimes, but nothing supernatural?, said Lira.
In the city the case has been already named the ?midnight mystery?, and is being viewed with humor.
In the south of the country
In April of this year, inhabitants of Santana do Livramento, Rio Grande do Sul, also had their moments of terror with attacks of a ?Black Caped Man". Without solid data about the apparitions, the investigation approached the records as mere folklore. "Unfortunately, we have more important things to solve", said deputy officer Eduardo Sant?Anna Finn.
Joke or reality, priest Valerio Silveira, 71, decided to react and adopted an emergency measure to help protect the followers of the Prayer House. He distributes "bloodied" crucifixes, painted red, claiming that the object repels the "Black Caped Man".
Will the Ceara Werewolf case be solved? Will the Black Caped Man be captured? Should we prepare our own bloodied crucifixes?
Brazil has also seen recently the case of the house with squirted blood, and is home of bizarre reports such as the boiling oil aliens, also from the more traditional northern states.
The reports of werewolves and black caped men coming from rural areas are similar to reports coming from India, or Tanzania.
Kind of sounds like something weird running around.
Full Version: werewolf sighted in brazil supposedly
Please explain to me how a werewolf could be real.... 
"Suspect robs sheep"
Hmmm. Do sheep carry much money on them?
Hmmm. Do sheep carry much money on them?
Sheep bandit?
sSheep in Brasil?
sSheep in Brasil?
QUOTE (Eric_15 @ Sep 23 2008, 11:56 AM) 
Sheep bandit?
sSheep in Brasil?
sSheep in Brasil?
Yes sheep bandit,Ya know like the wildly Coyote,Steels sheep.In Brazil oh yea , Only this wildly coyote speeks spanish.
Hmmm. wonder what Brazil sheep taste like?
QUOTE (theghost @ Sep 23 2008, 01:03 PM)
Yes sheep bandit,Ya know like the wildly Coyote,Steels sheep.In Brazil oh yea , Only this wildly coyote speeks spanish.
Hmmm. wonder what Brazil sheep taste like?
Hmmm. wonder what Brazil sheep taste like?
And I only thought it was a lonely sheep herder.
lol
brazil nuts
brazil nuts
QUOTE (cherrypine @ Sep 22 2008, 03:41 AM)
From the G1 news service:
?Werewolf? scares inhabitants in Ceara state
Suspect robs sheep and breaks into houses in the Ceara rural area. Police officer says someone is using masks to scare the naive.
Inhabitants from the rural area of Taua, Ceara, are scared with the doings of a ?werewolf? who is robbing sheep and breaking into houses of the locality. Two cases were registered by the city police this Wednesday, July 9.
Despite being a New Moon night this Monday, a woman said to the police that she saw a man ?half-man and half-wolf?. On Tuesday, a 12 year old boy also told the police officers that he saw a similar figure near his house.
Both reports suggest that the figure is ?very ugly and have a strong sulfur smell?. ?I believe it is a person using a werewolf mask to scare the people of the area, who strongly believe in folk tales. They are innocent and naive people?, said the regional deputy officer, Marcos Sandro Lira.
if the hoaxer gets shot, good. that is how he will learn not to mess with the wrong people.
He confirmed he recorded two official reports on the case. ?We are investigating a possible group that is acting this way to commit some crimes, but nothing supernatural?, said Lira.
In the city the case has been already named the ?midnight mystery?, and is being viewed with humor.
In the south of the country
In April of this year, inhabitants of Santana do Livramento, Rio Grande do Sul, also had their moments of terror with attacks of a ?Black Caped Man". Without solid data about the apparitions, the investigation approached the records as mere folklore. "Unfortunately, we have more important things to solve", said deputy officer Eduardo Sant?Anna Finn.
Joke or reality, priest Valerio Silveira, 71, decided to react and adopted an emergency measure to help protect the followers of the Prayer House. He distributes "bloodied" crucifixes, painted red, claiming that the object repels the "Black Caped Man".
Will the Ceara Werewolf case be solved? Will the Black Caped Man be captured? Should we prepare our own bloodied crucifixes?
Here it is again in its completeness, sorry about that:
?Werewolf? scares inhabitants in Ceara state
Suspect robs sheep and breaks into houses in the Ceara rural area. Police officer says someone is using masks to scare the naive.
Inhabitants from the rural area of Taua, Ceara, are scared with the doings of a ?werewolf? who is robbing sheep and breaking into houses of the locality. Two cases were registered by the city police this Wednesday, July 9.
Despite being a New Moon night this Monday, a woman said to the police that she saw a man ?half-man and half-wolf?. On Tuesday, a 12 year old boy also told the police officers that he saw a similar figure near his house.
Both reports suggest that the figure is ?very ugly and have a strong sulfur smell?. ?I believe it is a person using a werewolf mask to scare the people of the area, who strongly believe in folk tales. They are innocent and naive people?, said the regional deputy officer, Marcos Sandro Lira.
He confirmed he recorded two official reports on the case. ?We are investigating a possible group that is acting this way to commit some crimes, but nothing supernatural?, said Lira.
In the city the case has been already named the ?midnight mystery?, and is being viewed with humor.
In the south of the country
In April of this year, inhabitants of Santana do Livramento, Rio Grande do Sul, also had their moments of terror with attacks of a ?Black Caped Man". Without solid data about the apparitions, the investigation approached the records as mere folklore. "Unfortunately, we have more important things to solve", said deputy officer Eduardo Sant?Anna Finn.
Joke or reality, priest Valerio Silveira, 71, decided to react and adopted an emergency measure to help protect the followers of the Prayer House. He distributes "bloodied" crucifixes, painted red, claiming that the object repels the "Black Caped Man".
Will the Ceara Werewolf case be solved? Will the Black Caped Man be captured? Should we prepare our own bloodied crucifixes?
Brazil has also seen recently the case of the house with squirted blood, and is home of bizarre reports such as the boiling oil aliens, also from the more traditional northern states.
The reports of werewolves and black caped men coming from rural areas are similar to reports coming from India, or Tanzania.
Kind of sounds like something weird running around.
?Werewolf? scares inhabitants in Ceara state
Suspect robs sheep and breaks into houses in the Ceara rural area. Police officer says someone is using masks to scare the naive.
Inhabitants from the rural area of Taua, Ceara, are scared with the doings of a ?werewolf? who is robbing sheep and breaking into houses of the locality. Two cases were registered by the city police this Wednesday, July 9.
Despite being a New Moon night this Monday, a woman said to the police that she saw a man ?half-man and half-wolf?. On Tuesday, a 12 year old boy also told the police officers that he saw a similar figure near his house.
Both reports suggest that the figure is ?very ugly and have a strong sulfur smell?. ?I believe it is a person using a werewolf mask to scare the people of the area, who strongly believe in folk tales. They are innocent and naive people?, said the regional deputy officer, Marcos Sandro Lira.
if the hoaxer gets shot, good. that is how he will learn not to mess with the wrong people.
He confirmed he recorded two official reports on the case. ?We are investigating a possible group that is acting this way to commit some crimes, but nothing supernatural?, said Lira.
In the city the case has been already named the ?midnight mystery?, and is being viewed with humor.
In the south of the country
In April of this year, inhabitants of Santana do Livramento, Rio Grande do Sul, also had their moments of terror with attacks of a ?Black Caped Man". Without solid data about the apparitions, the investigation approached the records as mere folklore. "Unfortunately, we have more important things to solve", said deputy officer Eduardo Sant?Anna Finn.
Joke or reality, priest Valerio Silveira, 71, decided to react and adopted an emergency measure to help protect the followers of the Prayer House. He distributes "bloodied" crucifixes, painted red, claiming that the object repels the "Black Caped Man".
Will the Ceara Werewolf case be solved? Will the Black Caped Man be captured? Should we prepare our own bloodied crucifixes?
Here it is again in its completeness, sorry about that:
?Werewolf? scares inhabitants in Ceara state
Suspect robs sheep and breaks into houses in the Ceara rural area. Police officer says someone is using masks to scare the naive.
Inhabitants from the rural area of Taua, Ceara, are scared with the doings of a ?werewolf? who is robbing sheep and breaking into houses of the locality. Two cases were registered by the city police this Wednesday, July 9.
Despite being a New Moon night this Monday, a woman said to the police that she saw a man ?half-man and half-wolf?. On Tuesday, a 12 year old boy also told the police officers that he saw a similar figure near his house.
Both reports suggest that the figure is ?very ugly and have a strong sulfur smell?. ?I believe it is a person using a werewolf mask to scare the people of the area, who strongly believe in folk tales. They are innocent and naive people?, said the regional deputy officer, Marcos Sandro Lira.
He confirmed he recorded two official reports on the case. ?We are investigating a possible group that is acting this way to commit some crimes, but nothing supernatural?, said Lira.
In the city the case has been already named the ?midnight mystery?, and is being viewed with humor.
In the south of the country
In April of this year, inhabitants of Santana do Livramento, Rio Grande do Sul, also had their moments of terror with attacks of a ?Black Caped Man". Without solid data about the apparitions, the investigation approached the records as mere folklore. "Unfortunately, we have more important things to solve", said deputy officer Eduardo Sant?Anna Finn.
Joke or reality, priest Valerio Silveira, 71, decided to react and adopted an emergency measure to help protect the followers of the Prayer House. He distributes "bloodied" crucifixes, painted red, claiming that the object repels the "Black Caped Man".
Will the Ceara Werewolf case be solved? Will the Black Caped Man be captured? Should we prepare our own bloodied crucifixes?
Brazil has also seen recently the case of the house with squirted blood, and is home of bizarre reports such as the boiling oil aliens, also from the more traditional northern states.
The reports of werewolves and black caped men coming from rural areas are similar to reports coming from India, or Tanzania.
Kind of sounds like something weird running around.
Brazil? Maybe it was a couple of gnomes standing on each other's shoulders! Remember the gnome craze last year?
I don't believe in shapeshifting werewolves. I find the idea of a wolf headed ape to be just about as hard to believe.
Most probably a guy in a mask.
I don't believe in shapeshifting werewolves. I find the idea of a wolf headed ape to be just about as hard to believe.
Most probably a guy in a mask.
QUOTE (DieChecker @ Sep 23 2008, 10:54 PM)
Brazil? Maybe it was a couple of gnomes standing on each other's shoulders! Remember the gnome craze last year?
I don't believe in shapeshifting werewolves. I find the idea of a wolf headed ape to be just about as hard to believe.
Most probably a guy in a mask.
I don't believe in shapeshifting werewolves. I find the idea of a wolf headed ape to be just about as hard to believe.
Most probably a guy in a mask.
someone who screws around with people deserves to get wounded, and that would teach him a perfect lesson : never do it again
You're all wrong!
It was just me.
It was just me.
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