Story 1. The Legend of the Mothman

In 1966, the residents of a small town in West Virginia were stalked by an unknown creature with glowing red eyes.

Was he real or just a figment of the imagination?

And does recent photographic evidence suggest that he may have returned. So, So, Oh, We now live in an age where most people carry on their person at least one device capable of photographing or recording any given incident.

As a result, reports given incident.

As a result, reports of encounters with monsters and cryptids have become not only less commonplace,

but also far less believable. Of all the alleged incidents that feature such entities, the only

available evidence is often the verbal testimony of those involved. And because actual proof is often lackluster or non-existent

it is almost routine for these experiences to be written off as

campfire stories or urban legends. But what are we to believe when the

incident is witnessed over a sustained period by multiple members of the same

community? Point Pleasant multiple members of the same community.

Point Pleasant, West Virginia, is a small town with a big history.

Its population of just over 4,000 occupies an area of just three square miles.

One would not think of it as a city, but in fact it is.

A city surrounded by lush green countryside bisected by the vast Ohio River and steeped in larger than life legend.

As its name suggests, its character is quaint, peaceful, and above all, pleasant.

On the surface at least, no one would ever suspect that it was home to one of the most

unsettling encounters of the last half century, one that still strikes fear into the hearts

of many. During the latter half of the 1960s

reports began to surface of a mysterious and horrifying creature stalking

residents on the outskirts and surrounding areas of town.

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