On September 12, 1952, a group of children observed a bright object crossing the sky and landing on the property of a local farmer. Accompanied by a few adults, they went to the site where they believed the object had landed. As they approached the location, they were assailed by a pungent mist that made their eyes and noses burn. They then saw a large pulsating “ball of fire” and, nearby, spotted a creature that is now famously described as the Flatwoods Monster. The Flatwoods Monster is one of the enduring mysteries of American cryptozoology and its origin is up for debate.

The Falkville Metal Man sighting took place in the evening of October 17, 1973, in Falkville, Alabama. The witness was a 26-year-old police chief named Jeff Greenhaw. He went to the scene and saw a figure standing there that was slightly taller than 6-feet tall and was wearing a reflective material that looked like metal. He said its movements weren't human-like and reminded him of a robot. He took four photos of the figure with his Polaroid camera, claiming there was no response when he tried to talk to it. The figure then ran away at speeds exceeding human capabilities. It didn’t move like a normal human and bounced like it had springs in its feet. Greenhaw chased after it in his patrol car, but he lost sight of it after crashing his vehicle. Greenhaw kept the photos in a safe place for several years, but they were stolen along with his service revolver and a shotgun ten years later.

So, what was the origins of the Flatwoods Monster and the Falkville Metal Man? Were they both extraterrestrial in nature, or could they be hoaxes? Jessica was tasked with each as coordinate remote viewing (CRV) targets and discusses the data here! For access to the remote viewing data, join Patreon here: https://Patreon.com/thecryptidhuntress

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