THE MYSTERY OF LUCKY POINT

"In November 1984, the county policeman had stopped in the area to stretch his legs, when he saw a 'large, black triangle, 100 feet on a side, less than 200 feet away.'"

"'MUFON has recorded nearly 100 sightings in that area alone in the last 10 to 15 years, and many other sightings have gone unreported because they are so similar to existing reports, or because the residents have grown accustomed to the oddities,' Sievers said."

"Lucky Point apparently has been called just that ever since the area was settled by white men. It probably will have that name as long as the present order remains. The name was applied with all seriousness back in days when wild game provided the meat courses--if any--on Knox County tables."

"'My son and I were both out there one day, we both sensed something else was there; the hair on the back of my neck stood up. He started into the woods, but turned back.'"

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