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Deep in the Appalachian Mountains, people have whispered for generations about creatures that walk on two legs but look more like wolves than men. Some call them Dogmen, others say they're werewolves,and a few believe they're something far darker. Whatever this thing is, these mountains have always held secrets, and every nowand then a photo surfaces that reminds us just how real those stories might be. In this video, l break down a series of chilling images taken in the woods, where a terrifyin