Mothman in Point Pleasant Warning or Retrospective Legend

Between November 1966 and December 1967, residents around Point Pleasant, West Virginia, reported encounters with a large winged figure, often described with red or reflective-looking eyes. The best-known early report came from Roger and Linda Scarberry and Steve and Mary Mallette, who were driving near the former wartime TNT area outside town.
Their encounter reached the Point Pleasant Register the following day. Additional reports followed, while journalist John A. Keel and writer Gray Barker later connected the creature accounts with UFOs, strange visitors, unusual messages, and possible warnings.
Then, on December 15, 1967, the Silver Bridge collapsed into the Ohio River, killing forty-six people. Federal investigators identified a physical engineering origin for the disaster: failure in a critical eyebar within the bridge’s suspension chain.
This episode separates contemporary newspaper coverage, later witness recollections, Keel’s paranormal interpretation, wildlife explanations, and the official bridge investigation. What did Point Pleasant residents actually report during those thirteen months—and when did those reports become linked to the Silver Bridge tragedy?
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YES OR NO: Was Mothman a warning of the Silver Bridge collapse??????


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