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An English site recently told about this terrible story. Mysterious Universe dedicated to the paranormal. According to the author of the article, he found this information in one of the local newspapers, namely, News Extra (July 14, 1974), and the note is by no means it was like an April Fool’s joke or a newspaper duck.
Nevertheless, it was reported that a certain mine inspector named Glenn E. Barger in 1944 claimed that unknown predators alive ate 15 miners.
It happened near the small town of Dixonville (Pennsylvania). The families of the deceased miners were officially announced that all fifteen people were victims of the collapse.
The collapse did take place, and the control mines caused Barger, so that the inspector helps to find the missing people. When passage partially expanded, Barger and his teammate Ted Walters penetrated the miners’ workplace and were the first to discover their bodies.
The corpse they stumbled upon at the beginning looked as if some strong beast tormented him, and part of his body did absent, as if a beast gobbled her up. The bodies of the rest of the dead were in a similar condition.
Needless to say, what shock did inspectors face im scary picture. And then there were difficulties with the return. While the men were waiting for help, Barger managed to doze off fatigue. But when I woke up, I saw not a partner next to me, but an incomprehensible humanoid creature that breathed hot in the face to the inspector. It clearly did not belong to our world.
Fortunately, the monster of the underworld retired without touching inspectors. But a few more hours that they had to spend under a landslide, men with horror expected him to return and ruin over they are the same monstrous reprisal, as with unfortunate miners.
Later, Barger suggested that unknown creatures caused a collapse. in the mine so that people are trapped. Subsequently this place closed for work in order to avoid such tragedies.
