The Giants of Kandahar

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But even with the evidence stacked against it, the myth of the Kandahar Giant is still said to be an "open secret" among soldiers who served in Kandahar in 2002.

Directness and honesty are not just qualities I admire; they form the cornerstone of every piece I pen. Of course, as with any good conspiracy, this lack of evidence isn’t sufficient proof that the myth of the Kandahar Giant doesn’t exist. Between them, the squad was armed with full-auto M4 carbines, "recon carbines" (semi-automatic) and M107 Barrett anti-materiel rifles firing . There’s a ruler tool that tells you how wide your crosshair is, and the people were as tall as the crosshair was wide,” the operator said. In the now-deleted video Marzulli speaks to the man purporting to be a soldier who said he witnessed the "Giant of Kandahar", on his YouTube channel which is dedicated to tying current events to Biblical prophecies.According to his elaborate account, the airman watched “some dudes” around a fire to see if he could identify any weapons. The fable that went viral in the 2000s states that when American troops were in Afghanistan, they saw this giant creature.

S. I have no doubt this story is true… and I say “evil beasts” because that’s what they are/were, real life monsters. You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice. USS Carney shoots down missile in first attack on Navy since October It's the first time the Houthis directly targeted a U. At approximately the same time that the Snopes article came out that discredited the story, the self-proclaimed supernaturalist L. As he spanned the valley, he came across “a very large heat signature” he assumed was a group of Taliban fighters huddled together around a light high up in the mountains.What’s more, the only "Dan" that died in Kandahar around the time of this alleged incident in 2002 was Sgt. In 2016, an account appeared online that claimed to be from a member of a US special forces team that encountered, and killed, a giant humanoid during operations in Afghanistan. A US Air Force C-130 Hercules, the aircraft reportedly used to transport the corpse of the giant to an unknown location. Yet even with the evidence stacked against it, the myth of the Kandahar Giant is still said to be an "open secret" among soldiers who served in Kandahar in 2002.