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February Newsletter

 

 

 

Pg. 1    United Paranormal Alliance, Piasa Bird Legend

 

Pg. 2    Piasa Bird Legend Cont.

 

Pg. 3    Piasa Bird Legend Cont., Montly Definition, Just One of Those Places

 

Pg. 4    America’s Stonehenge, Devil’s Tower Legend

INDEX

 

 

 

United Paranormal Alliance

Is it a fact, fiction, or an

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

“birdlike monster” painted high on the bluffs above the Mississippi River, where Alton, IL now stands. The diary from his expedition to convert the Natives to Christianity states that the Piasa “was as large as a calf with horns like a deer, red eyes, a beard like a tiger’s, a face like a man, the body covered with green, red, and black scales, and a tail so long it passed around the body, over the head and between the legs.

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The Tri-State Area Paranormal Phenomena Research

Society is working with

Ghostly Happenings

 to create the United

 Paranormal Alliance,

we are putting our heads

together to create the

standards, and

corroborating with

each other with the

changes we make to the

proposed standards. TRAPPRS is making and providing the website which will list the members (both as a group, and as individuals if they so wish), as well as have a standards page that shows the standards that all the members must follow, we are currently working on the member area, which will include a place to send messages internally so that they are secure, and also places to post schedules, etc. We are working hard to bring this site up by the end of the month (hopefully it will even be up before this newsletter is published) the website will be located at http://paranormalalliance.be  - TRAPPRS

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Legend of the Piasa Bird

exaggerated truth? The legend pertains to the Alton, IL area, there is a painting high on a cliff that was described in 1673 by Father Jacques Marquette as a