Richard "Beebo" Russell was dubbed the 'Sky King' after he made an unauthorized takeoff from the Seattle-Tacoma airport in a 76- seat passenger Bombardier Q400. He was followed by fighter jets as he flew to Mount Rainier and did an impressive barrel roll... all without his pilot's license.

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Is 'The Rake' a creepypasta or a cryptid come to life? If it isn't real... then old, naked, no nipple men have been breaking into homes far more often than we thought.

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The Rake - Creepypasta

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Welcome to Wild and Wonderful West Virginia, where we have cryptids called The White Thing and Sheepsquatch!

One is a large, dog-like creature with filthy white, wooly fur and saber-like fangs, while the other is an 8-foot, hairy bipedal creature with a long head that holds a single-point set of horns not dissimilar to those found on a young goat.

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Join us as we discuss whether or not everyone is seeing the same entity or if there are two monstrous creatures stalking the Appalachian Mountains.

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Ruth Ann Musick - Wikipedia

Sheepsquatch | Cryptid Wiki | Fandom

Tale of West Virginia monster may have first been documented in 1950s - West Virginia Explorer (wvexplorer.com)

Ted Fauster: Meet the top five monsters from the West Virginia hills - West Virginia Explorer (wvexplorer.com)

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West Virginia Monsters – White Thing – Upper Monongahela River Association (uppermonriver.org)

White Thing/Sheepsquatch Sighting - Clio (theclio.com)