Sand Creek
Sand Creek in Kiowa County, Colorado is included on ODDKNOWN because a source-recorded haunting or paranormal story is tied to the location. Source-reported background: On November 29, 1864 over 200 Native Americans (mostly women and children) were brutally massacred by US Col. They were used as target practice, mutilated, and even had body parts amputated before death as trophies. Reported activity: The site of the Sand Creek Massacre is long believed and experienced as a haunted site. The Shadowlands/TidyTuesday entry is a compiled report, so the paranormal claims are presented as folklore or witness reports rather than verified supernatural evidence.
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Sand Creek in Kiowa County, Colorado is included on ODDKNOWN because a source-recorded haunting or paranormal story is tied to the location. Source-reported background: On November 29, 1864 over 200 Native Americans (mostly women and children) were brutally massacred by US Col. They were used as target practice, mutilated, and even had body parts amputated before death as trophies. Reported activity: The site of the Sand Creek Massacre is long believed and experienced as a haunted site. The Shadowlands/TidyTuesday entry is a compiled report, so the paranormal claims are presented as folklore or witness reports rather than verified supernatural evidence.
Source classification: database · Status: reported.
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