Mothman has been a favorite of hers for some time, and so when people began reporting sightings in Chicago, she says she became a little obsessed. Courtesy of Sarah Becan ...

The “Mothman” legend, after decades of random alleged sightings around the country, picked up steam in the Chicago area in 2011 when reports of a giant, flying, winged humanoid began surfacing.

Though The Mothman terrorized hundreds of people for a year, it never physically harmed anyone. But 13 months later, that would change. And 46 men, women, and children would end up at the bottom ...

The horrifying figure seen in Chicago and West Virginia is described as a 'human with wings' and massive glowing red eyes - but what actually is it?

The Chicago Mothman is a cryptid - a creature whose existence is disputed or unsubstantiated, with little to no scientific evidence. Described as a 'winged humanoid' figure with red eyes, it was ...

Is the Mothman legend real? ... there was a rash of Mothman sightings in the Chicago area in 2017, when 55 people voluntarily came forward and reported seeing a similar creature,” she adds. ...

Lon Strickler, who is a colleague of Wayland, recorded a total of 161 sightings of Mothman in Chicago. There are also some instances when the workers saw Mothman at Chicago O’Hare airport.

A Mothman Festival will be Sept. 21-22, 2024 in Point Pleasant, West Va. Photo courtesy of @the_mothman_museum on Instagram. DAYCATIONS. By Alex Cutler. Updated Sept 10, 2024. X.

The “gothic gargoyle” was allegedly spotted soaring over the skyline by fifty-five Chicago residents in 2017.

The new Mothman plush from Build-A-Bear appeared to sell out within hours of its announcement. The plush toy is inspired by a West Virginia legend.