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In Search of…Lincoln?

Posted by: Loren Coleman on February 22nd, 2008

Thanks to Henry Stokes.

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Loren Coleman – who has written posts on Cryptomundo.
Loren Coleman no longer writes for Cryptomundo. His archived posts remain here at Cryptomundo.

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10 Responses to “In Search of…Lincoln?”

  1. red_pill_junkie responds:

    I knew it! All along I just knew it :-)

  2. mantis responds:

    That’s clearly just someone in a costume.

  3. greywolf responds:

    Some people have to much time on there hands and no brain to make them work.

  4. sausage1 responds:

    Magnifique! Tres, tres drole! Pur Python!

    The Lincoln ‘patty’ clip is hilarious, and the bit where the expert talks about a lack of leadership as he leans back to reveal a photo of Dubya is wicked!

  5. Ceroill responds:

    Otter in a tall hat. Obviously.

  6. Rillo777 responds:

    I have to disagree with the creators of this project. I believe they have mistaken the rather common Grover Cleveland for the obviously impossible Lincoln. The Cleveland appears malnourished and mangy, poor thing. Of course they can believe whatever they want but I don’t think there’s any mystery here.

  7. goochcamper responds:

    finally on here someone brings up the lincoln monster that i see and hear in my dreams. its about time that this has its own clickable link on the side bar of cryptomundo.

    i’m glad loren is finally coming around to this cryptozoology factoid and will hopefully have a book out in the times coming.

  8. plant girl responds:

    This just made my day. just like a Clint Eastwood movie. Thankyou!

  9. cor2879 responds:

    It’s fairly obvious to me that what people are seeing and mistakenly identifying as “Lincoln” is, in fact, a bigfoot with mange. And a tall hat.

  10. MattBille responds:

    Lincoln must have heard a few strange animal stories (or at least tall tales) in his years of farming and flatboating in what was still a sparsely settled region of the country. I’ve not run across any accounts of him telling them, though.



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