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The Great Sand Dunes are home to the Sand Dunes, Aliens, Big Foot, Ant People and the one place the Devil dances during Lent. Here's another rabbit hole for you.

The Great Sand Dunes National park is located in Mosca, Colorado. The park has the tallest sand dunes in North America, which covers 30 Square miles and contain roughly 5 Billion Cubic meters of sand. Humans first inhabited the area over 11,000 years ago. The area offers a unique occurrence in order for the sand be there, basically, it’s the perfect mix of wind and sand recycling that keeps the dunes in the place of an ancient sea floor. Sand mountain climbing, tubing, sand boarding and sand skiing are popular here.The most bizarre aspect isn’t even that the sand dunes sings and hums while it sets off its own vibrations of sounds, or the fact that you can find prehistoric flosses, or the ancient indigenous tribes. The most bizarre events are the never ending UFO sightings, stories of ant people, balls of lights, flying seed pods, the Devil dancing during Lent and animal mutilations.

On the night of July 14, 1881, Pat Garrett shot Billy The Kid with one bullet into his heart, killing him, or did he?

William H Bonney (aka Billy, Billy The Kid) was born Henry McCarthy on November 25, 1930 to Catholic Irish Parents Catherine Divine Booney and Patrick McCarthy in New York, New York. Rumored to be the younger brother of a possible sister, Bridget McCarthy, and the Brother of Joseph “Josey” Antrim.

Created on: 04/08/22 

The story of the exorcist isn’t a fully fake story as it is based on the 1971 novel of the same name by William Peter Blatty, which was in turn inspired by the exorcism case of Robbie Mannheim and those events are detailed in a diary kept by the attending priest, Fr. Raymond Bishop. But wait, that not even the real names! Dive into this one with us, as we discovered the real name of the Exorcist Boy.

*Originally Created on: 02/26/22 at 10:00 PM

The Witch's Castle, aka Mistletoe Falls, is out in Utica, Indiana. It's said to be the origin of Hocus Pocus, the settlement of a Welsh prince, and the location of a grotesque murder. 

The Witch's Tree is out in Louisville Ky and the story is about storms, curses, and one gnarly tree. 

The Hope Diamond is a blue 45.53 Carat Diamond that is housed in the Smithsonian Natural History Museum in Washington DC. The Diamond sets behind glass on a rotating table and gets millions of visitors. The 350 million dollar beauty of the Diamond is not what most people admire or even find intriguing, it’s the curse of the Diamond.