Evidence

 Another story that I believe in, and has evidence that it also has happened also took place in Point Pleasant, West Virginia. A Mothman investigator Susan Wilcox of Columbus, Ohio ha reported she witnessed a tall creature with wings near her home in 2001. She would visit Point Pleasant often during the years 2001-2002 to do her research, but soon after was diagnosed with an extremely rare brain tumor that mostly strikes children under the age of 12. Ms. Wilcox soon passed away two months later. Her son Brent Fair was also a researcher of the Mothman, found an envelope with Susan's research logs she had given him ten months prior to her passing. Susan left a note on the envelope that stated "B.R., do not open until December 8, 2002." Susan Wilcox had died on December 8, 2002. Her son truly believes after his mother seen the Mothman that it was a warning of her death.

 


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