A cryptozoologist who turns up again and again in the archive, sometimes as the field investigator and sometimes as the commentator. In 1973, as an anthropology student at Southern Illinois University, he travelled to Enfield and interviewed witnesses. He left bewildered. In 1977 Loren Coleman interviewed all three Dover Demon witnesses within a week. He also gave the creature its name. With Jerome Clark he co-wrote Cryptozoology A to Z, which retold cases such as the Lawndale Thunderbird. He also defended Albert Ostman's Sasquatch story in 2010, and he called Jerry Crew's Bluff Creek footprints a turning point.
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Cryptozoologist; co-author of Cryptozoology A to Z (1999)
Co-author of a cryptozoology encyclopedia citing the case
Cryptozoologist who argued in 2010 that the story stands up
Cryptozoologist who criticised the later track comparison
Co-author of The Unidentified, Jungian interpretation
Anthropology student and investigator who visited Enfield in 1973
Cryptozoologist who led the investigation and named the Dover Demon
Cryptozoologist who did follow-up interviews in 1979 and wrote about the case
Cryptozoologist who profiled Martyr on Cryptomundo in 2008
