The Mothman Legacy Sightings and Reports

Aim and report of Mosman's heritage Although the legacy of Mossman started about 40 years ago, it became a legend on cold nights in the autumn of 1966. Millions of curious people have evolved into a phenomenon the world knows, and they ask the following questions: What really happened. What did these people see? I've seen it since then. There is nothing that causes the imagination and curiosity of the mysterious world behind the Mosman Point Pleasant of West Virginia.

Since its first appearance in 1966, Mossman was part of the local folklore of Point Pleasant, a small town on the western border of West Virginia. The scene of life was related to the collapse of Silver Bridge over the Ohio River. In 1967, dozens of people were killed and some residents thought Mossman's sightings were a bad sign (the collapse of the bridge occurred more than a year after the first witness, but it is best connected ).

According to Lauren Coleman, it is neither. In 2010, the author reported that the report on Mosman's Chernobyl witness was entirely based on the fictional story of Mosman's prophetic film in 2002. "The story of Chernobyl, Galveston Hurricane - Mosman partner, and other examples in the 2002 film are pure novels after the release of the movie, and various websites called Chernobyl / Mosman's report the fact There is no evidence that the Chernobyl accident happened, but before that, the scene with the wings was confirmed, but unfortunately this is a movie novel.

Today, Mosman is the focus of the annual festival of Point Pleasant, and the local art museum is also working on "winged strange". As movies and other popular culture attracted the attention of Mosman, as his sight grew, there was something more unreliable than others ... but the event of Point Pleasant is the same as Mosman's believer It is convincing and mysterious.

Folklore Jan Harold Brunvand pointed out that Mothman is widely covered in the mass media, some claim to be related to UFOs, others claim that the military storage location is Mothman's "home" did. Brunvand pointed out that the story of Mosman's report in 1966-67 indicates that at least 100 people saw that Mosman had more "fear of reporting witnesses". Account could not refer to identifiable person. Brunvand suggests that real things panic and mix with existing folklore, as there are elements common to many Mosman reports and many of the ancient folklore. He also recorded anecdotes about the roof of parked vehicles that Mossman was told to have attacked the youth's residence.