Curious Cat

Oct 10 2024 55 mins 1

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Have you watched any of the Missing 411 movies? Former police officer, David Paulides, is the guy behind them. He has been collecting records for countless strange missing persons cases across the United States for years, then compiling the ones that have the same fact patterns into books and movies. I've learned much from Paulides, and the disappearances, from staying safe outdoors to always telling someone where you are going, and where you expect to return, as well as place names.

What do I mean? He's noticed that place names with Ape or Devil or Spirit in them; like Devil's Lake, Devil's Pass, Ape Canyon, Ape Lake, Spirit Lake, etc, there's an unusual amount of paranormal sightings in those areas, whether it be of Bigfoot, Dogman, Screaming Banshees or the like, the place names give away ancient secrets of the land.

That's what led me to this topic. I'll share about some of those pyramids, and one strange pink pyramid that never came to fruition in Colorado!

Let's get into it.

Show Sources and Further Reading

Rock Lake, Wisconsin, Wikipedia

Ancient Aztalan Village, Wisconsin, Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources

Wisconsin Frights - Rock Lake Pyramids Story

Pyramid Lake, Nevada - Curse of the Water Babies (Part 1)

Pyramid Lake, Paiute Tribe Reservation, Nevada

Pyramid Lake and Stone Mother Information

Cahokia: The forgotten pyramid of Illinois, Sailingstone Travel

Cahokia, Monks Mound and the Largest Pyramid in North America, Pyramidomania dot com

The Pink Pyramid of Colorado that Never Was, Colorado Central Magazine

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