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Loneanimator β The Flatwoods Monster
Published: 2012-07-10 10:30:37 +0000 UTC; Views: 7980; Favourites: 179; Downloads: 462
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A group of children along with two of the children's mother claimed to have seen this weird being in the Flatwoods area, West Virginia, in 1952.Related content
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Those kids should have gone on to write for Doctor Who.
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I can definitely understand the fear this brought, just based on what you can see on Google images
I definitely prefer this interpretation
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this is a reallyΒ cool artwork,it's nice and simple.
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The still mysterious Phantom of Flatwoods. One of the all-time great monsters of Ufology.
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Yes, and to me, still unsolved.
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If you're ever interested in seeing it, there's a company called Small-Town Monsters that made a brief documentary about it. I own it and it's pretty good.
They've also covered Momo (which I have yet to see), the Beast of Bray Road, and Mothman among others. You can buy DVDs from them or rent their films online.
www.smalltownmonsters.com/
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I'm very familiar with their output, and I really like their films. It's probably the best ones on the subject out there.
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Ah! I'm glad you like their films. They do good work.
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You know, are you friendly, not wanting to terminate us or abdupt us to give us anal probes
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Some people like anal probes, you know.
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No they don't, cause you guys just install some device inside their asses.
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It's a fine-looking alien menace
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And quite rightly so!
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Yes, I'm from West Virginia and this is our official alien.Β Β
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As it should be
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My drawing is based on the sketch that the mom made. If this was her sincere impression, what the hell did they actually see in the woods that night??
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I have no idea, but itβs literally all you see in Flatwoods (and the surrounding towns). Thatβs the only βtourist attractionβ Braxton County has. Lol π
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Well, good for them
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This story scared the hell out of me when I was little, awesome
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It's still a very powerful UFO/Monster encounter story.
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What I like about it is that it's so unique it's hard for me to believe anybody just made it up on the spot
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I'm not subscribing to the "owl in the tree" theory. It's not at all what the group of people who had this experience described. Though they had conflicting stories, they talk about nothing like an owl!
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You , know it's weird that you say that,cause thers a lot of encounter stories where an owl was mentioned ,as in people recall seeing one sometime in there encounter before or after,
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Trey The Explainer has made quite interesting analysis of the creature I recmmend ti give it a look if you haven't seen it yet.Β www.youtube.com/watch?v=QE9pEBβ¦
www.youtube.com/watch?v=6tRUvtβ¦
A great drawing.
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Spoilers: It was an owl.
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Very cool! I'm from West Virginia, and it's good to see a well-done rendition of our alien guest.
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Thanks! I find the case to be still intriguing.
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I think the same sort of creature was sighted in another W.Va. case. In that incident, the 'monster' touched a car's paint and left a burn mark!
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