(06-07-2017, 06:29 PM)Mystic Wanderer Wrote: Really? They showed for me. Thanks.
The ghost must be back in my computer again.
As long as I didn't screw up, I meant to only to assist.
(Now back on Topic.!)
The Mothman is one of those anomalies that doesn't fit into any of the usual
paranormal phenomena.
It's very description doesn't make anatomical sense and one could speculate
that if a mysterious creature was to be conjured up in someone's imagination,
then surely a head in the position we're used to, would be stated.
Yet, Mothman misses that criteria and my guess is, is that's because the
stout-bodied, bat-winged figure that is supposed to pre-warn of a catasrophe
is something not imagined.
The young couples that first saw the swooping being said this:
'...The first eyewitnesses to see the Mothman were two married couples,
Steve and Mary Mallette and Roger and Linda Scarberry on Tuesday,
November 15, 1966.
It was close to midnight when the couples spotted the creature while
driving in Scarberry's car. They described it as being around six or seven
feet tall with red eyes and a wing span of 10 feet.
"It was like a man with wings," Mallette said. However, they pointed out
that its head was not an outstanding characteristic.
The light grey creature was a clumsy runner, but they estimated that it flew
at about 100 miles an hour, stating that it flew across the top of their car.
They noted the creature's eyes, which glowed red, only when their lights
were on it. -The Point Pleasant Register...'
SOURCE:
'Clumsy runner'... eyes only glowed red when vehicle lights were lit...
Clues to a realistic description of something physical.
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