960AD: Red Haired Giant Cannibals at Lovelock Cave In Nevada

The year is 960AD, the place, lovelock cave in Nevada, USA. A legendary tribe of red haired cannibalistic giants were killing and eating the local native tribes. The tribes banded together and drove the giants into lovelock cave and suffocated them all by lighting fires at its entrance. In 1883 Sarah Winnemucca Hopkins, daughter of a Paiute Indian chief advised a tale of Giants In Nevada, A red haired tribe of cannibals her ancestors drove into a cave and suffocated by lighting a fire at its entrance. The Giants were so fierce they would ...[More]

960AD: Red Haired Giant Cannibals at Lovelock Cave In Nevada

The year is 960AD, the place, lovelock cave in Nevada, USA. A legendary tribe of red haired cannibalistic giants were killing and eating the local native tribes. The tribes banded together and drove the giants into lovelock cave and suffocated them all by lighting fires at its entrance. In 1883 Sarah Winnemucca Hopkins, daughter of a Paiute Indian chief advised a tale of Giants In Nevada, A red haired tribe of cannibals her ancestors drove into a cave and suffocated by lighting a fire at its entrance. The Giants were so fierce they would ...[More]

1967: Patterson and Gimlin Bigfoot Encounter

Arguably the most famous and influential Bigfoot footage is the 1967 film shot by Roger Patterson and Bob Gimlin in Northern California. The "Bigfoot walk" it depicts has been parodied by many, but never truly replicated. Even with this enhanced image, it’s hard to tell if it’s a person in a gorilla suit or the real deal. On Friday, October 20th, 1967, in the early afternoon Patterson and Gimlin were riding generally northeast (upstream) on horseback along the east bank of Bluff Creek. At some time between 1:15 pm and 1...[More]

1967: Patterson and Gimlin Bigfoot Encounter

Arguably the most famous and influential Bigfoot footage is the 1967 film shot by Roger Patterson and Bob Gimlin in Northern California. The "Bigfoot walk" it depicts has been parodied by many, but never truly replicated. Even with this enhanced image, it’s hard to tell if it’s a person in a gorilla suit or the real deal. On Friday, October 20th, 1967, in the early afternoon Patterson and Gimlin were riding generally northeast (upstream) on horseback along the east bank of Bluff Creek. At some time between 1:15 pm and 1...[More]

1924: Ape Canyon Attack

A group of five gold prospectors shot at a Sasquatch in the Mount Saint Helens area of Southwest Washington. Later that night a group of Sasquatch returned and attacked their cabin. The prospectors were lucky to escape with their lives. In July 1924, in the Mount Saint Helens area of Southwest Washington, the witness Fred Beck and four other gold prospectors had been working the area for six years. During that time they had from time to time come across large tracks by creek beds and springs. The witness advised: “In 1924 I and ...[More]

1924: Ape Canyon Attack

A group of five gold prospectors shot at a Sasquatch in the Mount Saint Helens area of Southwest Washington. Later that night a group of Sasquatch returned and attacked their cabin. The prospectors were lucky to escape with their lives. In July 1924, in the Mount Saint Helens area of Southwest Washington, the witness Fred Beck and four other gold prospectors had been working the area for six years. During that time they had from time to time come across large tracks by creek beds and springs. The witness advised: “In 1924 I and ...[More]

1942: Los Angeles Air Raid

The year is 1942, the place, Los Angeles, California. Unidentified flying aircraft appeared over the city of Los Angeles and caused wide spread panic. The aircraft were thought to be Japanese planes and numerous anti-aircraft shells were fired in attempt to bring them down. On February 25th, 1942 at about 2:25 AM, local residents awoke to air raid sirens. On February 25th, 1942 between 3:18 AM and 4:14 AM, anti-aircraft guns fired more than 1400 rounds using search lights. No aircraft were taken down by any shells. Six people died related...[More]

1942: Los Angeles Air Raid

The year is 1942, the place, Los Angeles, California. Unidentified flying aircraft appeared over the city of Los Angeles and caused wide spread panic. The aircraft were thought to be Japanese planes and numerous anti-aircraft shells were fired in attempt to bring them down. On February 25th, 1942 at about 2:25 AM, local residents awoke to air raid sirens. On February 25th, 1942 between 3:18 AM and 4:14 AM, anti-aircraft guns fired more than 1400 rounds using search lights. No aircraft were taken down by any shells. Six people died related...[More]