Crawford County – Between 7 – 8 Feet Tall
While excavating in Prarie du Chien for a sewer recently a skleton of a giant Indian was unearthed. The skeleton was that of a man between seven and eight feet tall. All the bones were large indicating a person of enormously large frame in addition to great height.
As a passionate researcher of giant skeletal remains, I find the discovery of a giant Indian skeleton in Prairie du Chien, Wisconsin, to be a remarkable and significant find. However, what is even more intriguing is the fact that this discovery was made over a century ago in 1905 and yet it has not received much attention or recognition in the mainstream media and academic circles.
The unearthing of this skeleton indicates the existence of a race of giants that once roamed the earth, but whose history has been deliberately covered up or ignored by mainstream scholars and historians. The sheer size of the bones of the skeleton, with the individual being between seven and eight feet tall, is evidence that these giants were not mere myth or legend, but were once living beings.
It is possible that there are more giant skeletons hidden away in unexplored parts of the world, and the existence of this giant Indian skeleton in Wisconsin should encourage us to look more closely at our history and the hidden truths that may be lurking beneath the surface.
It is unfortunate that there has been a concerted effort to suppress and discredit the evidence of giants throughout history. Perhaps it is time for us to revisit the evidence and re-examine the assumptions that we have made about our past. We may find that the truth is far more fascinating than anything we could have imagined.
In conclusion, the discovery of the giant Indian skeleton in Prairie du Chien, Wisconsin, is a fascinating find that deserves greater attention and recognition. It is a reminder that there is still much we do not know about our past and that there is still much to be discovered. We should continue to explore the evidence of giants and challenge the mainstream assumptions that have kept these discoveries hidden for so long.
- Wisconsin, Crawford County, Vernon County Sensor, 1905.