Sole Survivor Recalls An Incredible Unexplained Mountain Mystery
Ellen Lloyd - AncientPages.com - Forget your sense of exploration; do not let your curiosity get the best of you. The scenery is tempting, and your urge to discover the site’s secrets is understandable, but perhaps you should reconsider before putting yourself in danger. There is something evil lurking in these desolate mountains. Locals advise against hiking here and warn you may never return alive.
One person who survived may hold the answers and shed light on what kind of danger surrounds this place, but what the individual witnessed and experienced is incredible. Some still wonder whether the evil force in the mountains is supernatural or a hideous invention of man. Why did the police and rescue team wait so long before sending help?
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