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Monday, March 9, 2015

Horned Nephilim Skelelton Removed From Wheeling West Virginia Cave

Horned Nephilim Skeleton Removed From Wheeling, West Virginia Cave




Takoma Washington New,  1917
This Skeleton Horned
It Looks Like Satan and is Dug Out of Cave by Boys
      Wheeling West Virginia The skeleton of a prehistoric man or animal that closely resemebles the Satan usually pictured was unearthed here on Repmans hill by several boys.
The skull of the skeletons is much like that of the present human race, with the exception of two horns, which project from just above the temples non each side.  In life the creature was about four feet high, with a long tail.
     There are four powerful legs or arms each of which has four fingers.  The chest is broad and undoubtedly was heavily muscled in the flesh
       The skeleton was located by bloys who were digging a cave.  Scared by the appearance of their gruesome find, the boys ran down the hill yelling, "We found the devil!"
Several workman went to the cave and dragged the skeletons out. Local authorities on prehistoric mammals sent it to Chicago for classification.

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Giant Human Nephilim Skulls with Horns Uncovered in Toldeo Ohio

Giant Human Nephilim Skulls with Horns Uncovered in Toldeo Ohio



The Hocking Sentinel. April 28, 1898
 THREE GIANT SKELETONS
     Workmen in the employ of the Ferguson Construction Company excavating for the Toledo and Ottawa Beach Railroad, a little beyond the city limits of Toledo, Ohio, unearthed three skeletons, evidently relics of some great race, as they were about seven about seven feet in length.  Just where the ears should be on the head are singular bony protruberances which curl forward.  The finds were made in solid yellow clay about eight feet below the surface.  The cut is through a large mound, not half of which has yet been torn up.  Severla stone tomahawks of large size have been picked up in the locality.
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