| ID | #1599642954 |
| Añadido | Mié, 09/09/2020 |
| Autor | July N. |
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| Estado | Caso
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En la Prensa insular, en 1979, aparecieron informes de avistamientos de criaturas en el centro de la isla, más comúnmente llamados los municipios de Cayey y Aibonito.
Las entidades buscaban destruir plantaciones y bananeros. Los testigos los describieron como humanoides con brazos largos y caídos y grandes ojos rojos que emitían sonidos guturales similares a "una persona tonta que intentaba hablar".
Los lugareños no trataron a los depredadores de manera benévola, y las armas de fuego se usaron libremente, pero en vano. Por su parte, estas criaturas no aprobaban ser bombardeadas con municiones letales; se mencionó un caso en el que una criatura peluda derramó su furia sobre la casa golpeando paredes de concreto y persianas de acero que cubrían las ventanas, lo que las hizo mella.
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Two years later, in a series of conversations with Willie Durand Urbina of the Puerto Rican Research Group, the long history of hairy hominid sightings on the island emerged. Reports had been featured in the island press as far back as 1979 regarding creature sightings in the heart of the island – the municipalities of Cayey and Aibonito being named most frequently. The entities were bent on destroying plantain and banana groves; witnesses described them as humanoids with long, drooping arms and large red eyes, making guttural noises likened to ‘a mute person trying to talk’. The locals did not take to the predation kindly, and firearms were deployed freely but to no effect. On their part, the creatures did not take kindly to being peppered with lethal ammunition – a case was mentioned in which a hairy creature vented its fury against a home, banging against the concrete walls and steel jalousies covering the windows, leaving them badly dented.
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