I went to this little craft show thing in Griffin, Georgia. I hate that city. It's so...farmish. I hate the country life. There were like 7 booths set up total, all trying to sell me a bunch of crap. I only went because my friend's mom wanted me to, and his grandma was selling something there. Anyway, they had this one booth with this weird looking guy in it that just said stuff like "Strangest thing you've ever seen" "Would you like to know what this is? So would we!" and me and my friend were instantly like...scam. So he gave the guy a dollar to look, and he was walking up, thinking it'll be a mirror or something stupid and corny...I was just watching from outside the booth. He got to the aquarium with whatever it was inside it, and his face was like...different. He was laughing like "haha, it'll be a mirror" at first, then it was like...
"What the...." and the guy started explaining something to him and how he found it and that there were DNA tests and it had a skeletal structure and he thought it was fake at first, so he had it taken to a university and they confirmed it wasn't man-made, or fake or anything. Then I was asking what it was, and he couldn't really describe it very well. So, naturally, I had to see, so I went in. I looked at the creature and i was like...woah. It was this small, maybe 2 foot long, mermaid-type thing. It had hair, and a...semi-human face...meaning it had a nose, a mouth, ears, and eye sockets, but it had these weird hands. Like they had 2 claws on each of them, and had a fish looking tail. It was crazy. The hair was grey and kinda long, and the mouth had these big, pointed teeth jutting out, and it looked kinda like a neanderthal forehead. The body wasn't scaly, but sort of fleshy, but...more amphibious. The guy said he found it on the shores of Mississippi after the hurricane. He thought it was a hoax of some sort, but jsut to be sure, took it to(forgot name) University for testing. They confirmed it had a skeletal structure similar to humans and that it was a biological entity and not man-made. He was planning on selling it to some biological research facility at the end of the month or something, but wanted to show it off while he could. Now, this is all happening on the ONE day I don't bring my camera, my friend doesn't have his, my phone is not with me, and no one has a device to capture the creature on. So, no pictures. Sorry. It was pretty cool though.

Originally posted by euwhajavb
the guy started explaining something to him and how he found it and that there were DNA tests and it had a skeletal structure and he thought it was fake at first, so he had it taken to a university and they confirmed it wasn't man-made, or fake or anything.

Just because he said that, doesn't mean it's true

Originally posted by crookedblue

Originally posted by euwhajavb
the guy started explaining something to him and how he found it and that there were DNA tests and it had a skeletal structure and he thought it was fake at first, so he had it taken to a university and they confirmed it wasn't man-made, or fake or anything.

Just because he said that, doesn't mean it's true

Yeah, I didn't really think about it at the time...Maybe he is lying.

Did it happen to look like this?

Woah that thing is awsome id love one to scare my motherinlaws kids lol

thats pretty crazy but it couldve been an infant that had the disease that deforms the legs together idk just a thought

According to Edgar Cayce, in Atlantis, there were creatures called Abominations, or untouchables, who were part human part animal, that pre-existed the humanoid atlanteans, they were used as slaves ands beasts of burden due to their slow mental growth in comparison to their humanoid neighbours, over many thousands of years they grew into the 'working' class of Atlantean society. When Atlantis was destroyed, they scattered, there were some survivors who fled to places like Egypt, where they were worshipped as gods.

The fact that the guy charged money just to let you see it should be the first sign that something is a bit off. If it was a real creature, he (or most people) would submit it to be displayed to the world and carefully scientifically proven by multiple authorities. Surely making global news would be a lot better than making a few bucks a day off of gullible kids.

Hang on guys!

I just have to ask this rather stupid question.

What was it doing when you saw it? Was it alive? Swimming in the aquarium? or was it dead?

I mean, hey it wasn't mentioned in euwhajavb' s post.