Terror Comes To Texas
Posted by: Nick Redfern on August 9th, 2013
“Paradise is a small town, situated not too far from the sprawling city of Fort Worth, Texas. It’s dominated by isolated homes, thick and somewhat mysterious woods, sprawling fields, numerous cows, and not much more at all. Aside from a killer-werewolf, that is. Dawn had just broken on a particular day in September 1996, and Walter, a rancher who had made Paradise his home, headed out to tend his cows, which had the run of large fields at the back of his property.”
That’s how my latest Lair of the Beasts article – at Mania.com – begins, on a very weird and controversial saga, which you can read right here.
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“Rather ominously, only a short time later, and in the same exact spot where he first noticed the diabolical wolf-man, Walter found in the grass the small, stone, carved head of a large fanged monster with slits for eyes and flared nostrils.”
So where are the photos of this alleged carved monster head?
These sorts of stories always seem to omit that photographic proof and then when an inquiry is made, that item always turns up missing.