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Return of the Beast of Tunbridge Wells

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The Beast of Tunbridge Wells: Terrified walker claims 8ft-tall creature with demonic red eyes and long arms roared at him in historic town's woods
The ape-like creature looked like America's legendary Bigfoot, claims the walker
Over the past six months there have been a number of sightings in the quaint town of a mysterious beast.



It is an historic and quaint 'middle England' town which doesn't really like creating a scene.

But if the reports of one terrified walker are to be believed, the residents of Royal Tunbridge Wells could have a giant Bigfoot-like creature in their midst.
A man walking in the woods beside the town's common claims to have spotted an 8ft tall beast with demonic red eyes and long arms.

According to The Sun, the ape-like creature, which looked like America's legendary Bigfoot, roared at the walker, who immediately ran off in fear.

Over the past six months there have been a number of sightings of a mysterious beast.

Locals in the Kent town have mixed opinions about the claims - with some believing it could be a joker wearing a fancy dress costume.

Sightings in the town go back decades.

The Kentish Apeman was first spotted on the town's common during World War Two 70 years ago.

A man called 'Graham S' told a story of how an elderly couple saw it in 1942.

Writing for the community website Tunbridge Wells People, he said: 'They were siting on a bench when they became aware of a shuffling noise behind them.

'Upon turning around they saw a tall, ape-like creature with eyes that were burning red moving slowly towards them. They both fled - terrified.'


Scientists however do not believe it is a real animal and say rumours of its existence have come from folklore and hoax.
Royal Tunbridge Wells is located in west Kent about 40 miles from London.

It has a population of about 56,500 and is popular with tourists.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article ... woods.html
 
Primitive, bad-tempered and harking back to an almost forgotten past. It's "Disgusted, Tunbridge Wells".
 
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