Part 1

During the hot Kentucky summer of 1955, an entire family burst into a local police station,

shouting in panic that their home had been attacked by aliens.

The officer on duty reacted with amusement, but little did he know that what he was now dealing

with would become one of the most prolific and well documented cases of extraterrestrial

visitation on record. Oh, So, For most, Kentucky is known for its beautiful rolling green pastures and world-renowned

bourbon, but for others, the bluegrass state is home to many myths

and legends, and even some downright terrifying paranormal and supernatural events. Perhaps one of the oldest is the hillbilly beast, a bigfoot-like

entity which is said to stalk various stretches of woodland. Then there is the Pope Lick creature, otherwise known as the Fishicle Goatman, which haunts a local

railway bridge and is often heard mimicking a child's voice, calling out in distress to pass us by.

Those who venture forth to investigate are later found dead or disappear completely.

One of the lesser known legend speaks of the little white men of Kentucky, which is perhaps

closely related to the case we're about to present, and which we will explore further in

part two.

But for now, let us focus on the state's

oldest claim to supernatural fame. A case known not just throughout the United

States but the entire world.

On the night of the 21st of August 1955,

a household situated in the rural stretches between the communities of Kelly and Hopkinsville and Christian

County as apparently besieged by strange creatures, the likes of which the residents had never

seen before, or for that matter since. The event itself was witnessed by

11 people, 8 adults and 3 children and would later involve up to 16 members of various law

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