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Texas ‘children’s mass grave’ ‘paranormal’ hoax

This video from the USA says about itself:

A sheriff’s official says no bodies have been found at a Texas farmhouse where a person claiming to be a psychic told officials multiple bodies were buried. (June 7).

So, the Texas chainsaw massacre remains a movie and a Ramones song, not reality.

How much more taxpayers’ money has been, is, and will be, wasted on ‘paranormal’ idiocy? In searching for those non-existent ‘Iraqi WMD’, etc?

From CBS:

HOUSTON – Detectives said it was a tip from a psychic that led them to a home in Liberty County searching for a mass grave that did not exist.

Now the tipster – who calls herself not a psychic but a prophetess – says her story has been blown out of proportion.

The Texas woman – who only wanted to be identified by her nickname Angel – said she’s worked with law enforcement in the past, and told CBS Affiliate KHOU she was just doing what she thought was right. …

“They up-front asked me how I got the information, and I am a reverend. I am a prophetess and I get my information from Jesus and the angels, and I told them that I had 32 angels with me and they were giving me the information and then it went from there,” she said.

Texas chainsaw massacre film, song, or horrible reality?

This is a music video of the Ramones playing Chainsaw, live in Texas, in 1977.

Up till today, when I heard “Texas chainsaw massacre”, I used to think about a Ramones song; a song based on a fictional horror movie.

Another video of that song is here.

Lyrics are here.

However, today, from Reuters:

Texas authorities find up to 30 bodies

HOUSTON | Tue Jun 7, 2011 6:42pm EDT

Texas authorities on Tuesday have found up to 30 bodies, possibly all children, buried at a house in a rural county east of Houston, local media reported.

The Liberty County Sheriff’s Office said 25 to 30 bodies were found, according to KPRC television.

Preliminary reports indicated the bodies are those of children, the TV station reported.

The sheriff did not immediately return telephone calls or e-mails by Reuters.

Investigators said someone told them about the location, but they did not elaborate, the station said.

Local paper Cleveland Advocate said the tipster told authorities dozens of dismembered bodies were buried at the scene.

(Reporting by Kristen Hays; Writing by Doina Chiacu, Editing by Sandra Maler)

However, KPRC TV now says:

Liberty County officials said they have no evidence of “deceased persons” despite earlier reports of dozens of bodies found in a rural area.

The Liberty County Sheriff’s Office initially said 25 to 30 bodies were discovered outside a home at the intersection of County Roads 2049 and 2048 between Hardin and Daisetta.

From the Cleveland Advocate:

The Houston Chronicle is reporting a a

sic

source told The Chronicle a psychic made the initial call leading authorities to the location.

That “psychic” bit makes me rather skeptic on the whole story. I think it would be better if US media would write more about real mutilaled children’s bodies in Afghanistan, caused by United States bombs, and less about fictional (?) dead children’s bodies in Texas.

However, stay tuned.

Talking about children: US lied about the number of children in Guantanamo Bay.