Terror
In Tennessee!
The
Flintville, Tennessee Monster
By TCC Team Member
Dorraine Fisher
Monsters in Tenn. |
Most
reports of bigfoot sightings don’t tell tales of a creature truly believed to
be dangerous to humans, but residents of Flintville were terrorized by the
monster and in fear for their lives for more than twenty years.
It
all started back in 1976 when a woman claimed a “giant hairy monster” broke her
car’s antenna, jumped on top of her car and began jumping up and down. And when her story began to permeate the
town, other residents came forward with similarly horrifying accounts.
Locals
described a black, hairy man/ape-like creature around seven feet tall, with
long hairy arms, and a really horrible
stench like skunk, that left 16- inch footprints.
A farmer named Ned Sinclair told
authorities, “That thing's so big it could easily hurt somebody. Who knows how
many head of our livestock have gone missing because of it?''
One woman told a harrowing tale of
crouching in the floorboard as the creature attacked her car. And a man claimed
the creature chased him through the woods screaming and howling like an ape.
In the 1980’s, a woman claimed the
creature chased her around the inside of her house and pounded on her door. A
local plumber said his truck windshield had been smashed by the creature. And in 1989, a church pastor claimed his car
antenna and windshield had been destroyed. While during the same week, some
teenagers reported seeing a “large manlike ape” running across a field.
But the most harrowing story of all
was told by a woman named Jenny Robertson. On April 26, 1976 she heard her
four-year old son, Gary, screaming out in the yard where he had been playing.
And when she ran outside to check on him , she could smell a terrible stench in
the air she said reminded her of “dead rats.” And then she saw a huge hairy
apelike figure running across her yard toward her house.
She related the story to
investigators at the time, “It was 7 or 8 feet tall, and seemed to be all
covered with hair. It reached out its long, hairy arms toward Gary and came
within a few inches of him.''
But luckily, with a huge rush of
adrenaline, Mrs. Robertson was able to scoop up the child and get him inside
the house and lock the doors just in the nick of time.
Not long afterward, large groups of
heavily armed police officers and hunters descended onto her property
determined to find and kill the beast. They combed the woods around the area
but never could managed to track the creature down. Though they did claim they
heard screams coming from the woods and had rocks thrown at them.
Luckily, no one was ever hurt by the
creature, and there have been no other encounters reported since 1993. It may
have relocated or gone into hiding. Who knows? But the Flintville Monster still
remains a mystery. ******DF
[source:Bigfoot Encounters]
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