The Kentucky Goblin

I watched this video about the Kentucky goblins. The man said that theres lots of information regarding them. I however cannot find really anything about the Kentucky goblins. Is this a made up story? or is there any truth to these creatures?

a reply to: Deadfreak

ATS has a pretty good search feature. The colors could be better though

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Thanks for posting this, I never heard of them before.

I have heard of it.

Been living in Kentucky since 2001 and everyone I have asked around here has not heard of it.

So there you go.

a reply to: Deadfreak

I just did a Google search on "Kentucky goblins" and got quite a few results.

Not sure if it's a true story I think the folks may have been sipping the old moonshine but who knows. Good story to tell around the campfire.

a reply to: LookingAtMars

Thanks for the lesson on how to search. I may be new to this forum however I am not new to the internet and know how to use the search function as I already did. Thank you!

originally posted by: Groot
I have heard of it.

Been living in Kentucky since 2001 and everyone I have asked around here has not heard of it.

So there you go.

Had a feeling. I do a lot of research on paranormal and Ive never heard of it until I seen that episode.

a reply to: Deadfreak

NP, just trying to help.

I however cannot find really anything about the Kentucky goblins.

I must be tired, getting all confused tonight...

Sounds like it’s still a monster conspiracy in the making.
I love the New Jersey Devil, but this one sounds like rumor birthed from a rumor.

If you want to see your local goblin - head to the freeway and check underneath the off-ramp.

a reply to: Deadfreak

Did Dean Koontz not do some fiction about Goblins in a Kentucky Mine.

"Twightlight Eyes".

Great read if memory serves.

I get the feeling that the Kentucky goblin is a made up folk tale due to the lack of sightings & reports online. I wish i could find more on them because it’s a very intriguing little creature

originally posted by: Deadfreak
I watched this video about the Kentucky goblins. The man said that theres lots of information regarding them. I however cannot find really anything about the Kentucky goblins. Is this a made up story? or is there any truth to these creatures?

I believe it refers to Kentucky family fighting "aliens" all night outside their Kentucky home.

The entities looked like "goblins" and floated above the ground.

Search: Kentucky, family, all night gun battle, lights, aliens, goblins...throw it all in and it'll come up

I found an interesting article
www.thinkanomalous.com...

From what I can gather it was just a one time encounter possibly? Reason I say that is because I keep seeing that one story come up and don't see other articles of the "goblins"

The 5 part documentary series by Planet Weird (the Newkirks) about this called "Hellier" is IMO well worth a watch. I think it's levels above what the high strangeness-type shows usually deliver. I watched all 5 episodes last January when they first came out.

a reply to: yeahright

yeah its a good series for sure. I just wish I could find more on whole Kentucky goblins.. I think it was just a one time sighting because I always see the same story

originally posted by: Deadfreak
a reply to: yeahright

yeah its a good series for sure. I just wish I could find more on whole Kentucky goblins.. I think it was just a one time sighting because I always see the same story

It was just a one time sighting of those particular creatures that I know of. Kelly–Hopkinsville encounter of 1955.
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Use "kelly-hopkinsville encounter" as a search term instead of Kentucky Goblins. Lots of video links under video tab and lots of other links in All tab (google).
Somewhere (about the middle of the video). Begins at 15 min mark. within the above video tells the story with enough information to use in further searches.

a reply to: Deadfreak

Well, I've heard of the old case from the fifties, and it's pretty interesting stuff. Way before any internet, and not something that would likely be invented back then, so cool case. As for the video itself, just a few minutes in , and it's looking very contrived. I don't buy the "synchronicity" stuff the dude is pushing for this, or the twitter post, etc., not being planned. Seems so far like someone trying to use the old case for traction for attention. Watching the rest, but not anticipating much at this stage.

The old case, though - definitely weird! Still want to be in that part of the country, lol!