Evil Whispers From The Pines

Pit Bull Marked for Sacrifice

My Aunt, who herself was being harassed and terrorized by the occult, gave us a Pit Bull puppy from her litter thinking it would increase our home security. My dad was a dog lover and had multiple dogs throughout his life until he was too sick to take care of animals. Mainly he liked black labs so a Pit Bull was outside of what he would normally choose. We were reluctant to have a Pit Bull but my Aunt talked about her many positive experiences with the breed.

Andy the Pit Bull was an adolescent when we first got him and was quickly a young adult that was fully grown. He was an indoor/outdoor dog and had a nice dog house and had a long chain my dad would hook him to if he left him out at night so he could roam a six foot or so area around a dog house he had. The only reason he was leashed was we were right by the highway. I don't leave my dogs out, they are right by me but my dad grew up on farms and ranches where all the dogs were outside. If the weather was bad we always brought him in.

Walking Andy was an experience because he was so powerful he mainly walked you. I would take him for walks though and he became very familiar with the land all around where our house was. He didn't like the neighbors and would do this low growl whenever they were outside their house. Generally he liked people but he did not like them at all from the beginning.

Having the Pit Bull around was reassuring. I do think the nightly visits and roof walkings decreased dramatically. None of the supernatural stuff stopped at all. But having a powerful dog around was reassuring and I slept with him many nights.
All of the things you see in other paranormal encounters he exhibited those behaviors. He stared into corners or at the wall sometimes. Not barking. Just staring. He growled at something I couldn't see at the bottom of the stairs. He also growled at the rafters in the living room. And, of course, he was always looking out the window barking and growling. None of that is extremely unusual for a dog. A leaf moves outside and one of my dogs now will bark at it. The difference is the hair standing on end, stiff legged stance a dog takes when they really perceive a threat. There is playing or being bored and then there is really seeing something that the dog is being protective against. It is unnerving when your dog is doing that at what appears to be an empty corner or toward the bottom of stairs when you can't see anything there. If you have ever had dogs you know the difference.

There was a period of time when Andy just would not settle down at night. He would bark and howl and try to get outside. Dad decided he was better outside until he decided to settle down when he was in the house again. So, dad made sure he had a nice area, a comfortable dog house, and it was summer so it was really warm.

Several nights passed with Andy outside like that. We would hear him bark at the people walking by leaving the bar up the street. But just normal sounds of a dog that liked to bark at things. But, one night, we heard him make this whining noise. It took awhile for my dad to get his clothes on, grab a flashlight and a bat or something and go out to see what was going on. When he got out there he could not see anything in the dark that would explain why the dog had whined like that. He brought him inside but in a relatively dark house so we didn't notice anything.

The next day, when it was light, everyone got a good look at Andy. He had this shaved area along his spine and two cuts in that shaved area. It was clear that was why he suddenly whined when he was outside. Someone had to have held him while someone shaved him. Or maybe multiple people. He was not an easy dog to get a hold of let alone do something like that to. We were all distressed about it.

We called the police because someone had cruelly shaved and cut our dog. When the police got there and examined him they told us that was how the occult marked animals for sacrifice. All of us were very upset that our dog went through that. He was an inside dog after that up until the time we gave him back to my Aunt.