Rex & Heather Gilroy - Newspaper Interviews
Rex Gilroy hopes to inspire other future researchers to follow his example and dare to question long-established dogmas of our prehistory and, like him, reveal evidence for long-hidden mysteries about which the scientific establishment would prefer we knew nothing.
 
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Rex and Heather Gilroy-Australia's Top 'Unexplained' Mysteries Research Team. Photos & Text copyright (c) Rex & Gilroy Heather 2010
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Lithgow 2001

Rex with The Daily Telegraph Reporeters - Lithgow 2001

Panther’ investigator Rex Gilroy [centre] examines some of the tracks
while The Daily Telegraph reporters take notes and photographs.
Photo copyright © Greg 2001

Accompanied by Lillian Saleh and two other journalists from the Daily Telegraph, including “Gilroy team” member and close friend Greg, I investigated the area behind the Pound’s house, an open grassy flat bordering on the base of a steep scrub and pine tree covered hillside. This hillside eventually levels off into a densely-forested gum and scrub area leading up to the fringe of the Wollongambie Wilderness, and it was from this hillside that the animals emerged. A number of indistinct paw prints were found about the area behind the house, these being obscured by the grass. The best of these was undoubtedly that of a feral cat.

 
 
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Rex & Heather Gilroy - Research of the Australian (Marsupial) Panther -Sighting Reports

Kangaroo Valley: If, as I maintain, we are dealing with a still unknown species of giant marsupial cat related to Thylacoleo, then we can cancel out the 'panther' feral cat theory. Undoubtedly, feral cats make up a large percentage of Kangaroo Valley 'panther' reports, but a comparison of physical descriptions and plaster casts of 'panther' paw-prints certainly distinguishes this animal from any feral cat.
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