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Creepiest real life monster stories.

This animal has adapted to its environment totally.

It's got to be able to swim.

It's something that's never walked.

The Earth in human form is something demonic.

For this list, we'll be looking at creatures or unidentified beings that have been reportedly cited just to emphasize thes air, mostly alleged monsters that we obviously can't prove exist.

Although it's all intriguing and scary to think about, some of these may very well have been people.

But we're not focusing on people who are monsters in the metaphorical sense.

What real life monster story do you like to tell around the campfire?

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Number 10 Kentucky Goblins.

Kentucky goblins almost sound like a sports team or, ah, gremlins knock off.

In reality, it refers to the Kelly Hopkinsville encounter of 1955 On this August evening, the Sutton farmhouse had a close encounter with little aliens, or at least that's what five grown ups and seven kids claimed before rushing to the police.

The residents allegedly spent hours shooting at the creatures They they had a battle from the time it started till about 11 11 30 that night until they finally got a clearing.

While the authorities found no evidence of a saucer landing or aliens, the story made national news.

Over time, the media went from calling the creatures little men to little green men, helping coined the phrase Theo creatures supposedly had large pointed ears claw like hands, eyes that glowed yellow and spindly legs.

Although many UFO experts have attributed this to owls or Meteors, Number nine Robert the Doll from talky Tina to Chucky pop culture has seen its fair share of evil dolls.

Robert could be seen as a predecessor toe all of them.

This supposedly haunted doll shared the same name as his original owner, Robert Eugene Otto.

While the stories versions vary, it's generally believed that Otto's grandfather bought the doll while visiting Germany in 1904 giving it to him for his birthday.

Auto became quite attached to the doll, although something darker may have been lurking underneath.

The doll was blamed for broken bones, broken dishes and broken marriages, not to mention car accidents and job terminations.

While there may be a logical explanation, will always think twice before buying a doll and a sailor outfit Number eight Dog Boy in the 19 fifties, Floyd in a Lien Betty's welcomed their son, Gerald, into the world.

It's been said that Gerald was a cruel outsider who caught and tortured stray animals, earning the nickname Dog Boy on top of making animals.

How Gerald allegedly locked his parents upstairs on occasion, essentially imprisoning them.

What if there was this poor did these terrible things because you like doing Hussein.

Although Gerald died in May of 1988 the baddest house has since been a hot spot for reported paranormal activity.

The Weaver family, who bought the house following a leans death in 1995 claimed that Penny's levitated downstairs and the lights turned on and off on their own.

The whites who subsequently rented the house were also horrified to find a stack of two by fours suddenly standing up vertically without explanation.

Was this dog boys doing number seven Llorona, you monkey?

What do you want to call her?

The weeping woman, the crying woman or the whaling woman?

This legend has been making people scream for centuries.

The oh while it's gone through various iterations, The story of Llorona traditionally involves an unloved woman, a neglectful husband and their two Children.

When the woman caught her husband committing adultery, she drowned their Children and then took her own life.

Yeah, Llorona is an iconic staple of Hispanic folklore, but is there any truth behind the tail?

As a boy, Patricio Logan claims that his family saw a tall, thin lady floating over a new Mexican creek, believing it was La Llorona.

Ah, woman draped in black matching her description, was reportedly spotted in Ojo de Lavaka.

Number six.

The green clawed creature, August 14th, 1955 was Ah, hot one in Evansville, Indiana, to cool off friends Naomi Johnson and Louise Lambeau went down to the Ohio River as Lambo was floating on an inner tube.

Johnson called out for help as she was pulled under the water.

Johnson broke free, although her leg was left wounded and stained.

While she didn't get a good look, Johnson believes that she encountered a Scalea green creature with hairy claws.

She reportedly claimed that a U.

S Air Force officer told her to stay quiet about the incident.

What makes the story especially eerie is that it took place on the same day as the Kentucky Goblin, citing coincidence.

Or could there have been a correlation between these green creatures?

Number five rue guru, guru, guru?

So meet up.

This has been sharing many parallels toe werewolves.

The root guru is typically depicted as a wolf like creature with human qualities.

Over the years, the Root Guru has been used as a cautionary tale to scare disobedient Children deriving from the Laurenti ins.

The legend has since spread Louisiana, where it's become a popular folk tale.

They estimated it would be like £400.

It stood about 7 ft.

There have been many interesting stories surrounding The Root Guru, although one of the creepiest was published in swapping stories.

Folktales from Louisiana.

In the book, Native American John Verite claims that his uncle and cousin were returning home late on a moonlit night when they were confronted by a big dog.

They escaped by hopping over a fence, but suddenly the dog vanished with a man in its place.

You're gonna help me.

Oh, number four, The phone stalker who is this The chi candles?

McKay's and prices share two things in common.

All three families live in Washington, and in 2007, all three received disturbing phone calls.

What do you want to talk?

Well, dial someone else.

Okay for the chi candles.

It all began when 16 year old Courtney's phones started sending offensive text messages on its own.

After that, it wasn't long until the chi condoles, as well as the McKay's and prices started receiving a Siris of threatening texts and calls from an unknown person or persons known as restricted thes Families believe that they were being spied on via their cell phones.

Adding to the curiosity, the phones would turn on and change ringtones by themselves.

The most obvious explanations are hacking or viruses.

Seven days.

In any case, at least seven days passed and Samarra never showed up.

Right.

Number three, the Dover demon.

In April of 1977 several Massachusetts teenagers reported sightings of a creature that would become known as the Dover Demon.

Over the course of two nights, something strange was spotted on Farm Street, Miller High Road and Springdale Avenue by different teens.

Please don't hurt me Whatever it was, it seemed to move in a straight two mile line.

Since this was the seventies, nobody had a smartphone on hand to snap a photo, But the witnesses did draw pictures of the so called demon Bill.

Bartlett's interpretation depicted the creature with large eyes and slender fingers.

Bartlett even wrote on his sketch that he would swear on a stack of Bibles that I saw this creature.

Was it a baby Moose?

Ah, horse or something?

Not of this world.

Number two zombies never happens.

Death is not the end.

This'll isn't the kind of zombie story you'd see in a George A Romero picture, but it's food for thought, having a fever and coughing up blood.

Haitian man Clavius Narcisse checked himself into a hospital on April 30th, 1962 the constantly moving, unable to find the cause of his ailments.

Narcissus died after three days and was buried shortly after 18 years passed.

And then one day, Angelina Narcisse was confronted by a man claiming to be your brother.

With a vast knowledge of Clavius childhood and family history.

This man said that he was paralyzed, dug up and forced into labor.

There have been many theories about what exactly happened to Clavius, although it truly felt as if a mortal man had risen from the dead.

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Number one Annabelle.

Yeah, you've undoubtedly heard about Annabelle, thanks to the conjuring universe.

But what's the actual story surrounding the supposedly haunted doll?

What are rancid smells?

Could indicates some type of demonic activity as seen in the movies.

Annabelle was investigated by paranormal investigators Ed and Lorraine Warren instead of the sinister design we're used to seeing.

Though Annabelle is actually a Raggedy Ann doll, the toy was supposedly possessed by a dead girl named Annabelle.

When the doll began to display malevolent behavior, the warrants were called deducing that the doll was possessed by a demon.

Annabelle was eventually taken to the Warren's Occult Museum, where she currently resides alongside other supposedly haunted objects.

Whether you believe these stories or not, we feel much safer sleeping at night knowing that Annabelle is sealed in a glass box.

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