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Tonight, I'll be sharing an extraordinary eyewitness report of a humanoid creature that was

encountered in North Carolina, and documented by the local sheriff's office and 911 dispatch.

It's a case that's so chilling, the eyewitness refused to talk about it until recently,

but admits that he still has no idea what he saw. All he knows is that

it was very real, and that it wasn't human. Perhaps someone listening has had a similar

experience and can shed some light on this terrifying mystery. Perhaps that someone is you.

25 miles northwest of Wilmington, North Carolina, sits the small community of Curry, a quiet, unassuming hamlet nestled in the southwest corner of Pender County.

And although many folks may not be familiar with Curry, some of you may know that the

first Conjuring movie was

actually filmed in an old farmhouse in this very town. However, just a five-minute drive away

on Highway 210, you'll find what is arguably the area's most well-known attraction. The Moores Creek

National Battlefield. In the early morning hours of February 27, 1776, loyalist forces charged across the partially

dismantled Moors Creek Bridge. Beyond the bridge, nearly 1,000 North Carolina Patriots

waited quietly with cannons and muskets, ready to fire. This battle marked the last broadsword

charge by Scottish Highlanders and the first significant victory for the Patriots in the American

Revolution. On June 2nd, 1926, the site was established as a National Military Park, and 54 years later, on September 8, 1980,

it was re-designated as a National Battlefield,

commemorating the 1776 victory.

In the decades following its establishment,

Moores Creek National Battlefield has played host

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