Fallout on Twitter: "Sightings of the Mothman around Point Pleasant began in November of 1966. According to West Virginia folklore, he shows up before times of great tragedy, such as the collapse
Illustrazione Stock The Mothman is a cryptid who witnesses describe as being bird like with glowing red eyes. This legendary creature of folklore was reported in West Virginia in the late 60's
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mothman In West Virginia folklore, the Mothman is a creature reportedly seen in the Point Pleasant area from November 12, 1966, to December 15, 196 Stock Photo - Alamy
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Mothman Legacy Has Ties to Ancient Folklore - West Virginia Public Broadcasting : West Virginia Public Broadcasting
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Fallout on Twitter: "Eye witnesses in 1960s West Virginia reported seeing a large, pale, faceless monster around 9 ft tall. These sightings sparked a series of Monster Hunts in Grafton. This local
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