Unexplained ground heat burns boy's feet

I don't know thats just what I have heard and I have never attempted to go and see whats going on, but its a huge unsightly scar in the mountain, you caould see it from anywhere in Colorado Springs.

There is also seven falls, cave of the winds ,some old cliff dwellings Manitou Springs and Garden of the Gods which might have some sort of geothermal activity.

EDIT Also there was a place called the ruins, it was a series of underground tunnels south of the park we are talking about. Back in the day it was a gathering place for Satan worshippers and they supposedly also performed human sacrifces there. Today it is a radioactive landfill and they just recently got approval to build new homes on it.

Here is a couple links about the RUINS

nonprophet.typepad.com...

skinthesky.net...



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Originally posted by 12.21.12 Back in the day it was a gathering place for Satan worshippers and they supposedly also performed human sacrifces there. Today it is a radioactive landfill and they just recently got approval to build new homes on it.

Umm I think I will pass on the home deal

reply to post by zorgon


Yep, I'm with you, Zorgon! Especially after reading that one comment about someone being offered up for ritual sexual abuse to a coven!

Burnt feet, satanic rituals, and covens = home depreciation in my opinion. I guess there is an ATS-type paranormal spin on this story after all!

Originally posted by 12.21.12
I don't know thats just what I have heard and I have never attempted to go and see whats going on, but its a huge unsightly scar in the mountain, you caould see it from anywhere in Colorado Springs.




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Really now?

reply to post by Areal51

Burnt feet, satanic rituals, and covens = home depreciation in my opinion. I guess there is an ATS-type paranormal spin on this story after all!

Maybe or maybe not, the coal fire makes sense in a way, if only there was evidence of coal mining in the area, something about this story doesn't seem to add up. This park is in an upper-middle class residential area, definitely not in the trashy part of town. But the ruins is the closest thing that fits the description, since it used to be a gold proccessing plant.

reply to post by forsakenwayfarer


Trust me I have considered it, but it was recommended to me that I do not.