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Red eyes, 7 feet tall and with wings like an angel’s, “Mothman” stalked the town of Point Pleasant, West Virginia, in the 1960s. Some residents feared for their…
Red eyes, 7 feet tall and with wings like an angel’s, “Mothman” stalked the town of Point Pleasant, West Virginia, in the 1960s. Some residents feared for their safety, while others thought it was a hoax. Now, the Mothman legend lures visitors from all over the world.
I love Urban myths. Horror stories. 😅😅 Im 96. Farm Raised in N.Michigan, Ww2 era. I hunt, camp. All across N.MICHIGAN. Not once met Big Foot, Mothman or Little Green men. 😅 But Id certainly be hospitable if theyd like to visit me. 😅😅😅
John Keel found this crazy story and ran with it, writing a book and finding a movie deal. It's about as crazy as any urban legend, and I wouldn't give any more credence than leprechauns stealing back their gold from the walls of the White House. Now, everyone is trying to cash in on this bunk.
The mountains of Appalachia have legends and tales out the wazoo. Mostly we just make sure we don't whistle in the woods, just in case. But, it's all just mountain lore.
ALWAYS CONNECTION WITH WAR AND ARE GREATEST Allie ISRAEL. UNCLE B.B. CAME OUT SAID THAT MOTH MAN HAD WEAPONS OF MASS DESTRUCTION. SO THEN TRUMP SPENT TRILLIONS TO BOMB THE HECK OUT OF MOTH MAN. THANK YOU UNITED STATES OF ISRAEL 🫡🫡🖕🖕🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑
Red eyes, 7 feet tall and with wings like an angel’s, “Mothman” stalked the town of Point Pleasant, West Virginia, in the 1960s. Some residents feared for their safety, while others thought it was a hoax. Now, the Mothman legend lures visitors from all over the world.
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