Posted on 08/19/2017 2:26:56 PM PDT by McGruff
The date August 21 may ring a bell for some, especially for Hopkinsville. While covering the eclipse story I uncovered an interesting twist that not only raised my eyebrows, but even the ones of famed movie director Steven Spielberg.
It seemed like a horror story for one Kentucky family, the Sutton family. All 11 of them gathered in their house on August 21, 1955.
It was just after sunset less than a quarter of a mile down this road in Kelly Kentucky where Mr. Sutton went out to the well. Shortly after that a night of terror began for the family.
Sutton said he witnessed a large object in the sky and ran into the house and alerted his family.
"Nobody would believe him--but they believed him later on because it wasn't very long after that--little things started peeking in the windows at them. Like they were trying to get in," explained Geraldine Stith.
The little things were later described as three foot beings with big glowing eyes, huge ears and long arms down to the ground. The family grabbed some guns and started shooting.
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Here’s one you can think about:
The total eclipse traveling across the country will end it’s North American path at Fort Sumter in Charleston, South Carolina where the first shots of the Civil War were fired.
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